Instant virtual cards
Issue a prepaid virtual Visa in minutes and start paying online anywhere Visa is accepted — subscriptions, ads, shopping, and more.
Virtual cards for Sudan & Egypt
Payro issues prepaid virtual Visa cards you can top up with USDT (BEP20), Bankak, or Vodafone Cash — built for Sudan and Egypt.
Top up your way
One app for virtual cards and balance top-up — crypto and local payment methods side by side.
Issue a prepaid virtual Visa in minutes and start paying online anywhere Visa is accepted — subscriptions, ads, shopping, and more.
Top up with USDT on the BEP20 network and your balance is credited automatically after network confirmation — day and night.
Recharge with Bankak (بنكك) or Vodafone Cash. Upload your receipt in the app and our team verifies and credits it quickly.
Full card controls, instant freeze, and encrypted storage keep your balance and your data protected at all times.
From download to first payment in three steps.
Get the Payro app and create your account with your email and phone number in a few minutes.
Add funds with USDT (BEP20) for automatic crediting, or with Bankak / Vodafone Cash with a quick receipt review.
Your virtual card is issued instantly. Use it for online payments anywhere Visa is accepted worldwide.
Quick answers about virtual cards and top-ups.
A prepaid virtual Visa card issued instantly inside the app once your balance is topped up. You can use it for online payments at any merchant that accepts Visa.
Send USDT on the BEP20 network only to the address shown in the Payro app. Your balance is credited automatically, 24/7, after network confirmation.
Yes. Transfer the amount via Bankak (بنكك) or Vodafone Cash, then upload a photo of the receipt in the app. Our team reviews the transfer and credits your balance after verification.
Yes. Payro is built specifically for users in Sudan and Egypt, with local top-up methods like Bankak in Sudan and Vodafone Cash in Egypt.
Crypto transfers are irreversible. Always make sure you select the BEP20 network and double-check the address before sending — transfers on other networks may be lost permanently.