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Choosing the Right Timon Card for You
Choosing the Right Timon Card for You

A Quick Guide

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Written by Timon-C
Updated over 4 months ago

​​​Timon Cards offers three fantastic options to meet your online spending needs. But with so many choices, which one is right for you? This guide will help you pick the perfect card in seconds!

1. Dollar Physical Card (Local Address):

  • Ideal for: All your travel needs requiring in-person and POS payment

  • Benefits:

    • Works on most websites.

    • Convenient physical card for easy use.

    • Reliable and secure.

  • Limitations:

    • Won't work on websites requiring a US address.

2. Virtual Dollar Card (Local Address):

  • Ideal for: Online purchases where a physical card isn't required and a Local address is accepted.

  • Benefits:

    • Secure and instant virtual card for online transactions.

    • Works on most websites.

    • Cost-effective option for regular online shoppers.

  • Limitations:

    • Not suitable for websites requiring a US address.

3. Virtual Dollar Card (US Address):

  • Ideal for: Accessing websites and services that require a US billing address, like AWS and G Suite.

  • Benefits:

    • Opens doors to US-only platforms and services.

    • Virtual card for added security.

    • Perfect for freelancers, businesses, and international shoppers.

  • Limitations:

    • Not intended for everyday purchases on Local websites.

Still unsure?

If you're unsure which card is best for you, consider:

  • Your spending habits: Do you mostly shop on Local websites or US-based ones?

  • Need for a physical card: Do you prefer the convenience of a physical card for some purchases?

  • Budget: The Virtual Dollar Cards are more cost-effective, while the Physical Card offers added convenience.

Remember: You can always get both! Having both a Local and US address Virtual Dollar Card gives you ultimate flexibility for your online shopping needs.

Happy shopping with Timon Cards!

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