This Website Gives You a FREE Virtual Card! 😱

Product reviewed

A completely free virtual card available via a website/app (“Tar”), which can be added to Google Wallet and used for payments via NFC.

Main features mentioned

• Free virtual card offered as a limited-time offer.
• Easy signup using Continue with Google.
• After signup, you can fetch a virtual card from the “card” section.
• Activation requires using the mobile app (Tar), not just the browser.
• Requires KYC completion in the app, including:
  • Entering an ID document identification number (ID card or license)
  • Choosing an occupation (e.g., student, self-employed, unemployed)
  • Choosing a salary range (example mentioned: $50,000)
  • Choosing an account purpose (e.g., savings)
  • Uploading KYC photos (from gallery or via camera), typically including:
    • The document image
    • A face image
• After KYC, the card becomes active (activation may initially take some time).
• Card can be added to Google Wallet for NFC payments.
• Card validity is shown as going until 2031; the speaker claims it’s free for five years.
• Balance remains $0 in the walkthrough (no deposit made).

User experience (reviewer’s experience)

• Signup in the browser is straightforward with Google login.
• First-time app opening/login may be slow; loading time depends on internet quality.
• KYC is the main effort, requiring details and photo uploads.
• Activation:
  • The system estimated ~510 seconds
  • But activation appeared faster once the process completed (~2–3 seconds)
• After activation:
  • Card details are viewable from the dashboard
  • The card can be added to Google Wallet from within the app

Pros mentioned

• No cost to get the virtual card (limited-time free offer).
• Works with Google Wallet.
• Supports NFC payments.
• End-to-end flow is functional:
  • Browser signup → App activation → KYC → Google Wallet setup
• Referral bonus:
  • Using the reviewer’s referral link gives $5 inside the app (and benefits the reviewer too)

Cons / cautions mentioned

• It’s unclear how long the card will remain free; the reviewer suggests it may not be permanently free.
• The reviewer does not recommend depositing money into online platforms to use it.
  • If deposits are required, they suggest depositing only $1–$2, which may be deducted and later refunded after card checking.
• “Don’t do transactions” advice is mentioned as a general caution rather than a confirmed limitation of the product.

Comparisons made

• No direct comparison to a specific competing card provider.
• The reviewer notes they’ve posted many similar “free virtual card” videos, implying this is part of a broader category rather than a competitor matchup.

Numerical details / ratings

• Activation estimate shown: ~510 seconds, but observed activation after completion: ~2–3 seconds
• Card validity shown: to 2031 (interpreted as roughly five years)
• Referral reward: $5 inside the app
• Deposit suggestion: $1–$2 (only if necessary)

Unique points mentioned (from subtitles)

• “Completely free virtual card.”
• Add to Google Wallet.
• Available via a website link or via Play Store app.
• Signup with Continue with Google.
• Username prompt during signup.
• “Not now” then choose card to find virtual cards.
• Virtual card labeled limited-time offer and free.
• Card activation must be done via Tar app.
• First app open may have a slight delay.
• After login, go to the card section to complete KYC.
• KYC requires:
  • ID/license identification number
  • Occupation selection (example: student)
  • Salary selection (example: $50,000)
  • Purpose selection (example: saving)
  • Address matching the KYC document
  • Upload document images + face image (camera or gallery)
• Card becomes active after KYC; “Activating your card” shown.
• Activation timing discrepancy: ~510 seconds estimate vs faster observed activation.
• Card details accessible from dashboard; balance shown as $0.
• Added card supports Google Wallet and NFC payments.
• Cautious behavior guidance regarding deposits/transactions:
  • Don’t deposit broadly; if required, use $1–$2
• Card shown as valid until 2031 / ~5 years, claimed free.
• Free offer duration is uncertain; likely not permanent.
• Referral link:
  • Using referral adds $5 to the app (reviewer also benefits)

Speakers / perspectives

• Single reviewer describing:
  • Signup/activation steps
  • Troubleshooting (internet delay)
  • Practical cautions about deposits/transactions
  • Referral incentive information

Concise verdict / recommendation

Recommended only if you’re comfortable completing KYC and want a free virtual card that you can add to Google Wallet. The flow appears straightforward, but the reviewer emphasizes that the free offer may not last permanently and advises caution with deposits/transactions.