Virtual Visa cards are like Physical Lama Visa cards; however, you won’t receive a physical copy.
On virtual cards, the card details can only be visible through your Lama Web-App. Once the card is generated, the virtual card is ready to be use. You can use the card details to make payments online and/or add it to Apple Pay and Google Pay (coming soon).
You can easily create your Virtual Lama Visa card through your registered Lama business account.
Once you have selected a plan. Follow these simple steps:
Please note that if it’s your first order, it will be required for you to setup an Online security question.
To see your virtual card details you can follow these simple steps:
Cryptocurrency services are provided by Lama EU, the trading name of LamaTechnology FS UAB, a company registered in Lithuania (Company Registration Number: 305833209). LamaTechnology FS UAB is registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) with the Lithuanian Register of Legal Entities for cryptocurrency services. These services are supervised by the Lithuanian Financial Crime Investigation Service (FCIS) under anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML/CTF) regulations but are not regulated by the Bank of Lithuania. Your e-money account and related payment services are provided by OpenPayd Financial Services Malta Limited (Company Number: C 75580), which is authorised and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) as a Financial Institution.
Trading and holding digital currencies involve a high level of risk, including price volatility and potential loss of funds. Cryptocurrency values can be highly volatile and may drop to zero, and past performance is not indicative of future results. These services are not covered by deposit insurance schemes, and Lama EU does not provide investment advice or financial recommendations. Additionally, Lama EU does not guarantee the timeliness, accuracy, or completeness of any information, including pricing and exchange rates. While cryptocurrency services remain subject to AML/CTF supervision by the Lithuanian FCIS, they are not regulated by the Bank of Lithuania or any other financial regulator in Lithuania.