- 1. Key Takeaways
- 2. AdvCash (Volet.com) at a Glance
- 3. What Is AdvCash, and Why Is It Now Volet.com?
- 4. AdvCash vs Adcash: Not the Same Company
- 5. What Changed on Volet.com in 2026
- 6. AdvCash (Volet.com) Fees in 2026
- 7. Volet.com Cards
- 8. Supported Currencies and Crypto
- 9. How to Log In to an Old AdvCash Account
- 10. Is AdvCash (Volet.com) Safe and Legit?
- 11. Where Is Volet.com Available?
- 12. Which Crypto Exchanges Still Accept AdvCash or Volet?
- 13. AdvCash (Volet.com) vs Skrill, Wise and PayPal
- 14. Pros and Cons
- 15. Blockchainreporter's Verdict on AdvCash (Volet.com)
- 16. Frequently Asked Questions
Last Updated: November 10, 2026
Quick Answer: AdvCash is now Volet.com. The payment service rebranded on March 26, 2024 and moved every AdvCash account to the new site, so existing users sign in at account.volet.com with their old email and password, and advcash.com now forwards to volet.com. Volet.com is a custodial e-wallet with USD and EUR balances, nine crypto assets including BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, prepaid cards and free transfers between users. It is not a bank.
Belize’s Financial Services Commission revoked the licences of Advanced Cash Limited on January 12, 2024, and the service now runs through other companies, including a Canadian firm registered with FINTRAC as a money services business. US citizens and permanent residents cannot open accounts, and Volet is not verifying new UK users. Blockchainreporter’s verdict: Volet.com works as a payment tool for moving USD, EUR and stablecoins, but it is not a place to keep savings.
This review covers what changed after the rebrand, current fees and cards, how to get into an old AdvCash account, which crypto exchanges still accept it and the risks to weigh before keeping money there.
Key Takeaways
- AdvCash became Volet.com on March 26, 2024; balances, history and logins carried over automatically
- Belize revoked Advanced Cash Limited’s two licences on January 12, 2024, after a December 2023 suspension over virtual asset activity and misleading advertising
- Volet’s user agreements now name Queensland Foreign Exchange Inc. in Canada, a FINTRAC-registered money services business, and Second February Limitada in Costa Rica
- Fiat balances are limited to USD and EUR, alongside nine crypto assets
- Binance no longer supports AdvCash or Volet (The Wall Street Journal reported in November 2023 that Binance would end the partnership), and KuCoin suspended Volet in May 2025; WhiteBIT still lists it
- Transfers between Volet users are free; card top-ups cost 3.5%, SWIFT withdrawals cost 1% plus $25, and inactive personal accounts pay $1 a month after six months without transactions
- Volet’s Digital card is now a virtual Visa card in USD; Volet lists 73 countries where it can be ordered, and the US, the UK and Canada are not among them
AdvCash (Volet.com) at a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Current name | Volet.com (AdvCash until March 26, 2024) |
| In operation since | 2014 |
| Account type | Custodial e-wallet, not a bank |
| Fiat balances | USD and EUR |
| Crypto | BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, TON, TRX, XRP, USDT and USDC |
| Cards | Prepaid Visa and Mastercard: Digital (virtual Visa, 73 countries), Europe and Asia-Pacific |
| Transfers between users | Free and instant |
| Operating companies | Queensland Foreign Exchange Inc. (Canada), Second February Limitada (Costa Rica) |
| Canadian registration | FINTRAC money services business M23153297 |
| Not available to | US citizens, US permanent residents and US companies; new UK consumers |
| Sign-in page | account.volet.com |
Sources: Volet.com fee page, card pages and help center, checked November 10, 2026; Volet user agreements, the FINTRAC money services business registry and Belize Financial Services Commission notices, accessed October 26, 2026.
What Is AdvCash, and Why Is It Now Volet.com?
AdvCash (Advanced Cash) launched in 2014 as an e-wallet for holding and sending money online. It grew as a fiat gateway for crypto exchanges such as Binance, HTX and Bitget, which used it for deposits in rubles, hryvnias, tenge, lira and euros, and as a payout tool for online businesses. Before the rebrand it was run by Advanced Cash Limited, a company registered in Belize, and Volet says AdvCash operated under Belize licences from 2014.
On March 26, 2024, the company relaunched as Volet.com. Accounts, balances and data moved to the new site automatically, and users were told that no other action was required. Advcash.com now forwards to volet.com, and payment pages at brokers and merchants that still say “Advcash” lead to the same platform.
The rebrand came ten weeks after Belize revoked the company’s licences, covered in the safety section below. Volet’s own explainer does not mention the suspension or revocation.
It says the original Belize entity “has been replaced” and presents the move away from Belize licensing as taking on new regulatory obligations, including registration as a money services business in Canada and partnerships with e-money institutions in the EU. Its user agreements now name Queensland Foreign Exchange Inc., based in Toronto, and Second February Limitada, registered in Costa Rica, as the operators.
Volet’s homepage cites more than 10 million users and 180 countries, and its May 2026 explainer says it has processed payments for more than 10 million users across more than 150 countries since 2014. A Volet blog post from August 2026 put the figure at more than 7 million users. We could not verify any of these figures independently.
AdvCash vs Adcash: Not the Same Company
AdvCash and Adcash have almost the same name, so searches for one often turn up the other, but they are separate businesses in different industries.
AdvCash, now Volet.com, is a payment service. Volet.com describes itself as a “Crypto E-Wallet for Global Payments,” holds USD and EUR balances alongside crypto such as BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, and says it has more than 10 million users in 180 countries. AdvCash took the Volet.com name on March 26, 2024.
Adcash is an online advertising network. Its official site, adcash.com, calls it “a global online advertising platform for media buyers, affiliates and publishers,” says it started in 2007 and lists an office in Tallinn, Estonia. It sells pop-under, in-page push, interstitial, video and display ads, and it pays website publishers on a CPM or CPA basis, with payouts by wire transfer, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDC, Skrill and other methods on daily to monthly schedules.
This page reviews only AdvCash and Volet.com. We have not reviewed Adcash or compared it with other ad networks, so anyone planning to monetize a website with it should read the formats, payment terms and policies on adcash.com.
What Changed on Volet.com in 2026
In July 2026, Volet moved accounts to an upgraded platform. The changes most users notice:
- A redesigned web account that works in mobile browsers
- Single USDT and USDC wallets that accept several networks, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana and TON, plus Tron for USDT
- New wallet numbers that start with the currency code, such as “USD 1234 5678 9000”, in place of the old “U” format
- Confirmation of new devices at login, plus sign-in with Google or Telegram
- SMS one-time codes removed in favor of an authenticator app, email codes or chat bots in Telegram, Viber or Facebook Messenger
- A move from the SOAP API to a REST API for merchants, with the old API kept running for about a year
- Older transaction history available as a downloadable archive
Volet’s help center says some previously available options “may be temporarily unavailable” while it continues improving the platform (page updated November 9, 2026).
An official Android app, called Volet.com, was live on Google Play by late September 2026 and is listed under the developer name Softkontrast LDA; Volet’s own site configuration links the app to account.volet.com. Volet says the app will not be available in every country. There is no iOS app yet: Volet said in July that it would come later because of Apple’s review process, so iPhone users rely on the mobile web version.
Digital card switch. By November 10, 2026, Volet’s card page and help center described the Digital card as a virtual Visa card in USD; it was listed as a Mastercard when Blockchainreporter checked on October 26. Its loading fee is now 2% plus $1, down from 2.5% plus $1, and Volet lists 73 countries where it can be ordered. The cards section below has the details.
AdvCash (Volet.com) Fees in 2026
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Opening an account | Free |
| Monthly account fee | None |
| Inactivity fee | $1 a month after six months with no transactions |
| Transfers to other Volet users | Free |
| Top-up with a Visa or Mastercard card | 3.5% |
| Crypto deposits | Free ($1 if USDT or USDC is converted to fiat on arrival) |
| Withdrawal to a Visa or Mastercard card | From 3% (a Volet blog post adds a fixed 3 USD or EUR) |
| Withdrawal to a Volet card | From 1% |
| SEPA withdrawal | From 1% |
| Local bank transfer (30+ currencies) | From 1% |
| SWIFT withdrawal | 1% plus $25 |
| USDT withdrawal on Tron (TRC-20) | 3.5 USDT |
| USDT or USDC withdrawal on other networks | 0.5 USDT or USDC |
| BTC, ETH and other crypto withdrawals | Network fee |
| Currency exchange | “Near-market” rates; Volet’s terms add a fee to the Open Exchange Rates benchmark, and the markup is not published |
Source: Volet.com personal fees, accessed November 10, 2026. The inactivity fee applies to personal accounts and comes from Volet’s user agreement and a May 2026 Volet blog post; the fee page itself says there are no monthly charges.
Several bank withdrawals are listed with a minimum (“from 1%”), so the exact charge depends on the currency and the route. Sending USDT or USDC straight from a USD or EUR balance, with automatic conversion, costs 0.5% plus a flat fee: 0.5% plus $3.50 for USDT on Tron and 0.5% plus $0.50 on other networks.
Card top-ups must come from a physical card in your own name, are capped at $10,000 a day, and you can use at most three different cards in 60 days.
Volet.com Cards
| Card | Type | Where you can get it | Card price | Monthly fee | Top-up fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Digital (global) | Virtual Visa in USD | 73 countries listed by Volet, including 26 EU states, Switzerland, Australia, Japan, Brazil, Turkey and the UAE; not the US, the UK or Canada | $5 | $2 (the fee page lists $1) | 2% plus $1 |
| Europe | Visa or Mastercard in EUR or USD, virtual or plastic | EU, Switzerland, Norway, Turkey and Israel | $1 or €1 virtual, $5 or €5 plastic | $1 or €1 | 1% plus $1 or €1 |
| Asia-Pacific | Plastic Mastercard in USD | Citizens or long-term residents of Australia, Cambodia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam | $5 | $1 | 1.5% plus $1 |
Sources: Volet.com fee page, card pages and help center, accessed November 10, 2026. For the Digital card, the card page and help center list a $2 monthly fee, while the fee page lists $1.
All three are prepaid fiat cards. Unlike a crypto debit card, they do not spend crypto directly: you load them from your Volet balance, and if that balance is in another currency or in crypto, Volet converts it first. You cannot top them up from a bank account, another card or an outside crypto wallet.
The Digital card works with Apple Pay and Google Pay; the Europe and Asia-Pacific cards do not. Spending in a foreign currency costs 2.95% on the Europe card and 3.5% on the Asia-Pacific card, according to Volet’s help center, while Digital card payments use Visa’s exchange rate with a spread of 0.1% to 1.9%. Cards cannot be used at gambling merchants.
Prepaid payment tools are moving into crypto as well. Blockchainreporter looked at how prepaid vouchers are meeting Web3 in consumer payments.
Supported Currencies and Crypto
Volet.com accounts hold fiat in USD and EUR only. Money can leave the platform through SEPA, SWIFT, Volet and bank cards, or local bank transfers in more than 30 currencies, including the Indian rupee, Indonesian rupiah, Brazilian real, Turkish lira, Philippine peso and South African rand. Business accounts can also pay out in Chinese yuan through CIPS and Hong Kong dollars through FPS.
Volet’s fee page and help center list wallets for nine crypto assets: BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, TON, TRX, XRP, USDT and USDC, and its buy and sell pages also offer tokens such as BNB, AVAX and POL.
USDT works on Tron, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, Solana and TON, and USDC on the same networks except Tron. You can swap between any two wallets at Volet’s rate, which is fixed for 30 seconds once quoted. Crypto transfers between Volet users are free and instant.
The crypto wallets are custodial: Volet says it splits each private key between itself and a custody partner, so you do not control the keys. Deposit addresses also expire: one hour for stablecoins and 15 minutes for BTC, ETH and LTC, so create a new address for each deposit. If you plan to hold stablecoins for a long time, compare self-custody options in our guide to the best USDT wallets.
How to Log In to an Old AdvCash Account
- Type account.volet.com into your browser yourself instead of following links in emails, ads or chats. Volet lists volet.com and account.volet.com as its official domains.
- Enter the email and password you used for AdvCash. Your balance and settings moved over in 2024.
- If you are on a new device, open the confirmation link that Volet emails you.
- Enter your two-factor code from an authenticator app, an email code or a Telegram, Viber or Messenger bot. SMS codes are no longer available.
- If you forgot your password, use the recovery page rather than guessing, because three wrong attempts can block the account.
Your wallet numbers changed in 2026 to a format that starts with the currency code. If a merchant or payment service does not accept the new format, Volet’s help center suggests entering your wallet number in the previous format. Transactions from before the upgrade can be downloaded through the “Request archive” option.
Is AdvCash (Volet.com) Safe and Legit?
Volet.com is a real payment service with a long track record, but its regulatory protection is thinner than that of a bank or a licensed EU or UK e-money institution. Five points matter.
The Belize licences were revoked. On December 15, 2023, Belize’s Financial Services Commission suspended the licences of Advanced Cash Limited for 15 days for breaching rules on virtual asset activity and on misleading advertising, and on December 29 it extended the suspension by a further 15 days, effective December 30.
During that time the company could process only customer withdrawals. On January 12, 2024, the regulator revoked both licences, for international money transmission and international payment processing, after finding that the company had failed to comply with its directives.
Today’s registration is narrower than a licence. Queensland Foreign Exchange Inc., named in Volet’s Canadian user agreement, was incorporated in Ontario in February 2023 and is listed in the FINTRAC money services business registry, run by Canada’s financial intelligence unit, for foreign exchange, money transfers and payment services (registration M23153297, valid until February 29, 2028). The entry does not list dealing in virtual currencies.
FINTRAC says registration does not mean it endorses or licenses a business. We found no Volet or AdvCash entity in the EU’s MiCA register, the UK FCA register or Dubai’s VARA register. Volet says it works with licensed e-money institutions in the EU for some services but does not name them, and no regulator is named for its Costa Rican company.
Your money is not deposit-insured. Volet describes itself as a digital wallet, not a bank, and says balances are not insured the way bank deposits are. Its terms also cap its liability at the fees you paid in the previous three months.
The security tools are solid. Accounts support authenticator app codes, email codes and messaging bots for two-factor authentication, new-device confirmation, IP restrictions and a separate payment password. Volet says it is PCI DSS certified and uses Imperva protection. We found no credible report of a hack that affected user funds.
Sanctions questions. In February 2022, Advcash told Reuters that some users might face limits because of sanctions on specific banks. In November 2023, The Wall Street Journal reported that Binance planned to end its partnership with Advcash and alleged that Advcash had been used to move funds between sanctioned Russian banks and the exchange.
Advcash “unequivocally” denied facilitating such transfers and said it had stopped processing ruble card deposits in March 2022. Neither AdvCash nor Volet has been placed on US, EU, UK or UN sanctions lists, and as of October 26, 2026 we found no investor warnings about either in IOSCO’s international alerts database.
In practice, Volet suits payments and transfers better than savings. Keep balances small, switch on app-based two-factor authentication, and move crypto you plan to hold to your own wallet; our guide to cold vs hot wallets explains the options.
Where Is Volet.com Available?
- United States: Volet does not open accounts for US citizens, US permanent residents or companies incorporated in the US.
- United Kingdom: Volet is not accepting verification applications from UK consumers, citing recent changes in UK crypto asset legislation, and says UK services will resume once it gets the required permission.
- Sanctioned countries: Volet’s anti-money laundering policy refers to US, EU, UN, UK and Canadian sanctions lists. The Digital card can be ordered only in the 73 countries Volet lists, which do not include Russia, Belarus or Iran, nor the US, the UK or Canada.
- Everywhere else: Volet does not publish a full country list. Availability depends on your citizenship, residence, account type and verification level, and personal accounts are for adults aged 18 and over.
Verification runs in levels through the provider SumSub. Registration alone opens an account; identity verification with a phone number, ID document and selfie unlocks cards and fiat deposits and withdrawals; adding proof of address unlocks bank transfers. Our KYC explainer covers why payment services ask for these checks.
Which Crypto Exchanges Still Accept AdvCash or Volet?
AdvCash was widely used as a fiat gateway for crypto exchanges, but that network has shrunk.
| Exchange | AdvCash or Volet status (October 2026) |
|---|---|
| Binance | No longer supported. Hryvnia purchases through Advcash ended in March 2023; The Wall Street Journal reported in November 2023 that Binance would end the partnership, and ruble deposits through Binance’s fiat partners stopped on November 15, 2023. Binance P2P does not offer AdvCash or Volet as a payment method, and the only Advcash page we found in Binance’s support center is a 2019 announcement of the ruble gateway |
| KuCoin | Suspended Volet fiat deposits and withdrawals on May 14, 2025 |
| Kraken | Not listed among Kraken’s cash deposit options (page updated October 20, 2026), and we found no Kraken announcement or support page showing that it ever supported AdvCash |
| WhiteBIT | Lists Volet.com as a fiat deposit and withdrawal method (help article updated April 15, 2026) |
| HTX | Added EUR deposits and withdrawals through Advcash in January 2024; current availability not publicly confirmed |
| Bitget | Added ruble and hryvnia deposits through Advcash in July 2023; current availability not publicly confirmed |
| Bybit | Volet said in December 2024 that direct deposits and withdrawals were not available and that users trade through Bybit P2P |
On a P2P marketplace you trade with another user rather than with the exchange, which adds counterparty risk. If you mainly want to buy crypto, our Binance review and our list of the best crypto exchanges cover platforms with direct bank and card deposits.
Readers in Canada can compare local platforms in Blockchainreporter’s guide to the best crypto exchanges in Canada.
AdvCash (Volet.com) vs Skrill, Wise and PayPal
| Feature | Volet.com (ex AdvCash) | Skrill | Wise | PayPal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regulator for UK users | None; not verifying new UK consumers | Financial Conduct Authority (Skrill Limited) | Financial Conduct Authority (Wise Payments Limited) | Financial Conduct Authority (PayPal UK Ltd, e-money institution) |
| Regulator for EEA users | No EU licence of its own; unnamed partner institutions | Central Bank of Ireland (Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited) | National Bank of Belgium | PayPal (Europe) S.à r.l. et Cie, S.C.A., a Luxembourg credit institution |
| Crypto | Buy, sell, hold and send (custodial); no MiCA authorisation | Buy and sell for a 1.3% to 1.5% fee; authorised as a crypto-asset service provider by the Central Bank of Ireland for EEA users, not regulated by the FCA in the UK | Not supported; sending money to crypto exchanges is not allowed | Buy, sell and hold in the UK and Luxembourg; no transfers to or from external wallets there |
Sources: Volet.com, Skrill and Wise official websites and help pages, accessed October 26, 2026; PayPal UK and Luxembourg legal pages, accessed November 5, 2026.
Skrill and Wise are authorised e-money institutions in the UK and the EU, so rules on safeguarding customer money apply to them directly. Volet’s advantage is built-in crypto: Wise does not support crypto at all. Skrill offers crypto buying and selling that is authorised under MiCA by the Central Bank of Ireland for EEA users but not regulated by the FCA in the UK, while Volet holds no MiCA authorisation.
Fees for idle accounts differ too: Skrill’s UK and EEA fee pages list €5 a month after six months without a login or transaction, against Volet’s $1 a month for inactive personal accounts. Payeer and Perfect Money are often compared with AdvCash too, but we could not verify their current licensing from official sources as of October 26, 2026, so we left them out of the table.
PayPal is the most familiar name in the comparison. In the UK, PayPal UK Ltd is an FCA-authorised e-money institution, and its crypto service is registered with the FCA but sits outside the Financial Ombudsman Service and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. PayPal’s UK and Luxembourg crypto terms do not allow transfers to or from an external wallet, so, unlike Volet, PayPal cannot be used to send stablecoins to an exchange.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Free, instant transfers between Volet users
- Many ways to move money out: SEPA, SWIFT, local bank transfers in 30+ currencies, cards and crypto
- Fiat and crypto in one account, with USDT on nine networks and USDC on eight
- Card options for Europe and Asia-Pacific, plus a virtual Visa card that works with Apple Pay and Google Pay
- No SMS codes; app-based two-factor authentication, device confirmation and IP limits
- More than a decade of operation without a reported hack
Cons:
- Belize revoked the former operator’s licences in January 2024, and current oversight rests mainly on a Canadian money services business registration
- Not a bank, so balances are not covered by deposit insurance
- Not available in the US and closed to new UK users
- Fiat balances limited to USD and EUR
- Fewer exchanges support it since Binance and KuCoin dropped it
- Card monthly fees, top-up fees and an unpublished exchange spread add up
- $1 monthly inactivity fee after six months without transactions
- No iOS app yet; the Android app is new
Blockchainreporter’s Verdict on AdvCash (Volet.com)
Blockchainreporter’s view is that Volet.com still does what AdvCash was known for: moving USD, EUR and stablecoins between a wallet, cards, banks and a shrinking list of crypto exchanges. The 2026 upgrade improved security and stablecoin support. The regulatory picture is weaker than before, though.
The Belize licences are gone, and what remains is a Canadian money services business registration and partner arrangements the company does not fully disclose. Treat Volet as a payment tool rather than a place to keep savings, keep balances small and turn on app-based two-factor authentication. If you need strong consumer protection, a licensed e-money institution in your own country is the safer choice.
Data sources: Volet.com fee page, card pages and help center, as of November 10, 2026; user agreements for Canada and Costa Rica and developer documentation; Belize Financial Services Commission public notices of December 15 and 29, 2023 and January 16, 2024; the FINTRAC money services business registry; support pages and announcements from Binance, KuCoin, Kraken, WhiteBIT, HTX and Bitget, as of October 26, 2026; PayPal UK and Luxembourg legal pages, as of November 5, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is AdvCash the same as Volet.com?
Yes. AdvCash rebranded as Volet.com on March 26, 2024, and moved all accounts, balances and data to the new site automatically. Existing users sign in at account.volet.com with their AdvCash email and password, and advcash.com now forwards to volet.com. Merchants and brokers that still show an Advcash payment option are connecting to the same platform under its new name.
Is AdvCash the same as Adcash?
No. AdvCash, now Volet.com, is an e-wallet for holding and sending USD, EUR and crypto. Adcash is a separate online advertising network that, according to its official site, started in 2007, has an office in Tallinn, Estonia, and pays website publishers for ad impressions or actions. The names are similar, but the services are unrelated, and this review covers only AdvCash.
Is AdvCash (Volet.com) safe and legit?
Volet.com is a real payment service that has operated since 2014 without a reported hack, and it offers app-based two-factor authentication and device checks. Its regulatory cover is thin, though. Belize revoked Advanced Cash Limited’s licences in January 2024, and today’s main registration is a Canadian money services business record. Balances are not covered by deposit insurance, so the service is better suited to payments than to holding large sums.
How do I log in to my old AdvCash account?
Go to account.volet.com and sign in with the email and password you used for AdvCash. On a new device, Volet asks you to confirm the login through an emailed link, and it asks for a two-factor code from an authenticator app, email or a messaging bot. SMS codes were removed in 2026. If you forgot the password, use the recovery page, since three failed attempts can block the account.
Does Binance still accept AdvCash or Volet?
No. Binance moved to end its AdvCash partnership in November 2023, according to The Wall Street Journal, and stopped ruble deposits through its fiat partners on November 15, 2023. As of October 2026, Binance P2P does not offer AdvCash or Volet as a payment method. KuCoin also suspended Volet deposits and withdrawals in May 2025. WhiteBIT still lists Volet.com as a fiat deposit and withdrawal method.
How does AdvCash (Volet.com) compare with PayPal and Skrill?
PayPal and Skrill are FCA-authorised e-money institutions in the UK, and PayPal’s European business runs through a Luxembourg credit institution, so customer money rules apply to them directly. Volet.com relies mainly on a Canadian money services business registration. Its edge is crypto: Volet lets users send and receive stablecoins, while PayPal’s UK and Luxembourg crypto service does not allow transfers to external wallets.
What are Volet.com’s main fees?
Opening an account and transfers between Volet users are free. Topping up with a Visa or Mastercard costs 3.5%, withdrawals to bank cards start at 3%, SEPA and local bank withdrawals start at 1%, and SWIFT costs 1% plus $25. Crypto deposits are free, USDT withdrawals on Tron cost 3.5 USDT, and inactive personal accounts pay $1 a month after six months without transactions.
Does Volet.com offer a card?
Yes, prepaid ones loaded from a Volet balance. The Digital card is a virtual Visa card in USD that works with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Volet lists 73 countries where it can be ordered, not including the US, the UK or Canada, and it costs $5 plus $2 a month, according to its card page. Plastic and virtual Europe cards and a plastic Asia-Pacific card are also available. None of them spends crypto directly.
Is there an AdvCash or Volet.com app?
Yes, on Android. The official Volet.com app was live on Google Play by late September 2026, although Volet says it will not be available in every country. There is no iOS app yet; Volet said in July 2026 that it would follow later. iPhone users and anyone without the app can sign in through the mobile web version at account.volet.com.
Can I buy a verified AdvCash account?
You should not. Volet’s terms require customers to act only on their own behalf, forbid letting third parties use a wallet and bar transferring the agreement without Volet’s consent. Each person may hold one personal account, plus one business account as an individual entrepreneur, and extra accounts can be marked as fraudulent and suspended. Money in a bought account can therefore become inaccessible.
Can I use Volet.com in the US or the UK?
Not as a new US or UK user. Volet’s user agreement bars accounts for US citizens, US permanent residents and companies incorporated in the US. In the UK, Volet is not accepting verification applications from consumers, citing changes in UK crypto asset legislation, and says it will resume once it gets regulatory permission. Elsewhere, availability depends on your citizenship, residence and verification level.
