--- title: 'Kast Visa Card for Cryptocurrency: Registration, Verification, Funding, and Cash Withdrawal' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=xpt4aZut4LA' video_id: 'xpt4aZut4LA' date: 2026-08-04 duration_sec: 899 --- # Kast Visa Card for Cryptocurrency: Registration, Verification, Funding, and Cash Withdrawal > Source: [Kast Visa Card for Cryptocurrency: Registration, Verification, Funding, and Cash Withdrawal](https://youtube.com/watch?v=xpt4aZut4LA) ## Summary This video is a comprehensive tutorial on using the Kast app, which provides a Visa card for converting cryptocurrencies into fiat currency for everyday transactions. The tutorial covers the entire process from registration and identity verification to ordering virtual and physical Visa cards, depositing funds, and understanding associated fees. ### Key Points - **Introduction to Kast** [00:02] — Kast is an application that provides a Visa card allowing users to convert cryptocurrencies into real dollars for online payments, shopping, and ATM withdrawals. It is loaded with stablecoins like USDT or USDC. - **Registration and Bonus** [00:44] — Registering through the provided link grants 500 QASAM points (rumored to be worth up to $25) and a 20% discount on any Visa card ordered. - **Account Creation Steps** [01:44] — Enter phone number with country code, confirm OTP, set an 8-digit password, and optionally enable fingerprint authentication. - **Google Authenticator Setup** [02:56] — Activate Google Authenticator for account security. Link it by copying the key from the Kast app and entering it in the Google Authenticator app, then use the generated OTP to complete activation. - **Identity Verification** [04:59] — Verification involves three steps: specifying country of residence, providing personal ID (national ID or passport), and uploading a selfie. This is a standard security measure. - **Card Types and Ordering** [07:01] — Kast offers virtual and physical Visa cards. Virtual cards are issued immediately and are free (with a $20 annual fee), while physical cards cost between $100 and $5,000 and arrive within two weeks. - **Depositing Funds** [10:22] — To deposit, click 'Receive' and select 'OneChain Transfer'. Choose USDT or USDC and a network (Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum, or Tron). The network must match the one used on the sending platform to avoid loss. - **Deposit Advice and Fees** [14:31] — Only deposit the amount you intend to spend, as Kast is not a bank. There are fees for card usage, which can be viewed in the app. ### Conclusion Kast provides a convenient way to use cryptocurrencies for everyday purchases with a Visa card. The process involves registration, verification, ordering a card, and depositing funds, with careful attention to network selection to avoid loss. ## Transcript purchasing using cryptocurrencies on your phone from A to Z. Cast is an application that provides you with a Visa card that allows you to convert your cryptocurrencies into real dollars, which you can use for online payments and purchases, shopping, or even withdrawing cash from ATMs. In short, it's a Visa card just or even withdrawing cash from ATMs. In short, it's a Visa card just you can use it for all your daily transactions. The only difference is that you load this Visa card with stable cryptocurrencies like USDT or USDC. After that, you can use the card anywhere. In other words, you won't need any other annoying intermediaries to withdraw or use your cryptocurrency for payments or purchases. In today's video, we'll talk in detail about everything from registration and account verification to ordering Visa cards, their types, how to load or deposit funds, and even the fees you pay for transactions made with the card. So get ready! Grab your coffee and let's get started! The first thing we'll talk about is registering or creating an account on the Cast app. It's very easy. All you have to do is register and download the app from the link in the video description below. Once you click the link, in the video description below. Once you click the link, the app and register, you'll receive 500 QASAM points. These points are rumored to be a digital currency in the future, currently worth up to $25. You'll also get a 20% discount on any Visa card you order after registering and verifying your account. This is because you're only registering through the link in the video description. Click here on "Lite the Cast App" to download and register. This will take you to the app download page on your app store (for iPhone or Android). Click "Download," and after downloading, open the app. This page will appear; click here on "Sign Up" to begin the registration process. The first step in registration is to registration process. The first step in registration is to enter your phone number here. You can change your country code here, but it will usually be displayed automatically. be displayed automatically. Enter your number here and make sure you've entered it correctly with the country code, without any extra digits or letters. After entering it, click "Confirm." You'll then be prompted to enter the OTP code sent to your phone. This code can only be used once to verify that the number you entered is your real phone number, and you should also confirm that you entered your phone number correctly. After entering the code, a page will open where you'll enter your account password, which will be eight digits long. Enter your password twice for confirmation. That's it! You've created your account with notification page prompting you to activate your account. Face or fingerprint authentication is available so you can log into your account directly without having to enter your password every time. You have the option to activate it now or later, but I recommend activating it now. Click "Enable Now" to activate fingerprint authentication. Next, you'll be prompted to enable notifications; enable them as well. A welcome message will appear, so click "OK." After that, you'll be asked to activate Google Authenticator. This is very important to enable for account your account security. Google Authenticator is a Google app linked to your personal email address. You can download it from the app store. Its function is to generate a one-time password ( OTP). To activate Google Authenticator, you'll be taken to this page; click here to activate it. You 'll be asked to enter your account password, or the app will immediately take your fingerprint or facial recognition to confirm Google Authenticator activation. But the activation doesn't end there, because you'll need to link Google Authenticator to the Cast app. Click " Next" here. You'll see this data page, which contains a QR code or a "dot" ( which is the key). You'll use one of these to link the Cast app to Google Authenticator. Copy the code or "dot" from here. Then open the Google Authenticator app. If you don't have the app, download it from the app store. Once you open the Google Authenticator app, tap the plus sign here. This page will appear. In the first field, enter any name; I'll write "Cast" so I remember what the "dot" is for. In the second field, enter the key or code we copied together from here. Open the Cast app a little while ago, then tap " Add." This code will appear; it's the temporary password. Copy it as soon as you tap it and go directly to the Cast app to add it. Once you return, tap "Next." This will take you to a page where you need to copy the code you copied from Google Account Key (the temporary password). You have to do this quickly because the code only has a short validity period before it changes. Once you enter the code in Google Account Key, it will be activated and will open the app directly to the main screen, as you can see. Then, we'll add information to the account or verify identity. This is so we can use the Cast Visa card and access all the app's features. Tap "Add Card" here; this is where we usually request the Visa card. As soon as you tap it, the page to complete your information will open. Identity verification is a necessary and normal procedure. It's required and important for verifying your account, and all companies do it, so don't worry about it. It's actually a security measure for your account and for Palestine. You'll receive this notification, which summarizes that identity verification will be completed in three steps. After that, your account will be active and operational. The three steps involve specifying your country of residence, providing your personal ID, and uploading a selfie so the application can verify you're a human and not artificial intelligence. Click "Start Here" to begin the verification process. The This page will appear; select the first option, which means you don't live in the US, and click here. Then click here again. This will take you to a page where you specify your country of residence. Click here again. This will take you to a page where you enter your personal email address. Enter your email and click here. Finally, enter the phone numbers that will be sent here. You'll receive an email to confirm your email address. After confirming your email, you'll be taken to the identity verification page. Here, you can verify your identity using your national ID card or passport. However, you must first select the issuing country of your ID. For example, I'll choose my national ID card. The application will then ask for permission to access my camera. I grant permission so it can photograph the front and back of my ID card. Take a very clear photo of the front, then click here to confirm the document is readable. Next, photograph the back and again click here to confirm the document is readable. Immediately afterward, the documents will be uploaded, and the front camera will automatically activate to photograph your face in the final step of identity verification. Once the system scans and photographs your face, the verification process will be complete. Within minutes or seconds, your account will be activated, provided all your information is correct. Okay, so now we've reached the most important point: ordering a physical or virtual Visa card through the Kast app and making a deposit. But before I explain, I recommend you subscribe to the channel to see upcoming and previous videos. Also, like and comment on the video so it reaches as many people as possible and everyone can benefit. I also want to let my followers know that you can now buy my book on technical analysis for learning to trade from scratch to professional level from the link in the video description below. Look, my friend, the Kast app offers two types of cards: virtual Visa cards and physical Visa cards. A physical Visa card is the one you have, like your bank card. The virtual Visa card is issued immediately after you order it and is ideal for online purchases or for linking it to Google Pay or Apple Pay. Of course, you can use it anywhere. As for the physical Visa card, it's delivered to your doorstep after approximately... Two weeks after requesting it, it will have all the features of a virtual Visa card, plus it allows you to withdraw cash from any ATM. To request a virtual or physical Visa card, simply go to the cards section on the app's homepage ( here or here). Clicking here will open this page, showing the virtual and physical card sections. In the virtual Visa section, you'll find two types of virtual cards: the regular Visa Cast and the Solana Visa. You can get each one immediately and for free after requesting it, since you registered through the link in the video description. However, there will be an annual fee of approximately $20. For example, if you request the regular Visa Cast, click here, then click on "Get Card." This page will show you that you have received The $20 discount, which is the card's price, is here. Then click here, and you'll have your virtual Visa card. It will be working for you, and you can use it normally to buy things online or add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay using its numbers. To use the Visa, all you need to do is use its numbers, which you can find by clicking here. These numbers include the card number, expiry date, and CVV code. These are the same numbers you'll need to add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay. All that's left is to make a deposit into your account to use it for purchases or payments. I'll explain how to deposit funds into your account, but first, I'll explain how to request a physical Visa card. As I mentioned before, a physical Visa card is a tangible card, just like the bank card you have in your wallet. To request a physical card, all you have to do is click here, and you'll find two sections about Visa cards. These are Visa Cast cards and Visa Solana cards. Each section contains several types of cards and their features. For example, you'll find three types of physical Visa Cast cards and three types of physical Visa Solana cards. If you click on Cast here, you'll find three types, each with a different price that you pay once when you order the card. The cheapest is only $100, and the most expensive is $5,000. This price difference affects the features and cashback. Because you registered through my link, I get a 20% discount on any card you order. So, if you click on KeyCard, which is the cheapest card at $100, you'll see that you've got a 20% discount. You can order it here by clicking Next, entering your address, and placing your order. As I mentioned before, it will arrive within two weeks. You can request it, but of course, you can't request it until you make a deposit and have enough funds in your account to cover the card's cost. So now I'll explain how to deposit into your Kast account so you can use your Visa card, whether it's a virtual or physical card. If you're requesting a physical Visa card, you don't need to request a virtual one; you can make a deposit before requesting the virtual one. To make a deposit, all you have to do is click here on the word "Receive." This page will appear; click here on "OneChain Transfer." This will take you to the stablecoin deposit page in the Kast app, where you can choose whether to deposit USDT or USDDC. I'll choose USDT. Of course, you select the stablecoin you have in your wallet or trading platform, whether it's USDT or USDDC. The second option is the network you'll be using. When depositing or transferring funds from your trading platform or wallet, pay close attention because any mistake could cost you your money. When you click here, you'll find four networks you can use for transferring or depositing funds into your Cast account: transferring or depositing funds into your Cast account: Polygon, SolAnaa, Athari, and Tron. Each network can be used to trade UDTV in the Cast app, but each network differs in withdrawal fees, coin arrival times, and the minimum withdrawal amount from your platform. Whichever network you choose here, it must be exactly the same network you use when withdrawing or transferring your stablecoins from your trading platform or wallet. I'll guide you through this step by step, so don't worry, I'll show you exactly what you need to do. I'll choose the Polygon network, and the page will refresh to display the address. The deposit is into the USDT wallet on the Polygon network. I chose Polygon because, in my opinion, it's the best among them all in terms of fees and minimum deposit. You'll see a dot below as we transfer the money together. The wallet address you'll be transferring USDT to is here below, as you can see. It's longer than this, but the dot you see is its abbreviation. You can copy it directly by clicking here on " Copy Address." You can also use the QR code here as the deposit address. All you have to do is take a screenshot of the QR code and use it when you transfer later. In short, on this page, you can use one of two things: either the deposit address here or the QR code here. If you want to use the deposit address, copy it directly by clicking here, and then you'll go On the trading platform or wallet you're using, which in my case is Binance since it's the platform I'm currently using. If you don't have a Binance account, you can download the app and register using the link in the video description below. You'll also get a 20% lifetime discount on platform funds. After opening the Binance app, go to your wallet and then look for USDT, as that's the currency I want to deposit into my Visa Cast account. Click on it, and this page will appear. Click on the "Withdraw" button below. This is because you'll be withdrawing USDT from the Binance platform and depositing it into the Cast app. Pay close attention: you'll be depositing into your Cast account, but you 'll be withdrawing the currency from the platform you're using. Okay? After clicking "Withdraw," click on " Send via network." The cryptocurrency page will appear with three fields. In the first field, you'll enter the deposit address we copied together from the Cast app. You can also scan the QR code here if you took a screenshot of it from the Cast app. In the second field, you'll choose the network you'll use for withdrawals. It must be the same network you selected on the Cast app, otherwise your money will be lost. So, here, you'll choose the Polygon network, just like we did on the Cast app. This is because the deposit address and the network you'll use must be identical on both the Cast app and the Binance app (or your other platform). As you can see, the Polygon network has very low withdrawal fees, a minimum withdrawal of 4 USDT, and a delivery time of two minutes. A comparison of advice here is not to enter... Your account has more money than you'll actually use because it's not a bank, my friend. Just deposit the amount you'll spend, whether it's $100, $1000, or $100,000, whatever you prefer. Also, keep in mind that there are fees for using your cards. To find out about these fees, simply click here from the app's main page, then click here again, and you'll find all the details. That's all, here again, and you'll find all the details. That's all, bye!