Use Cases
Use case overview Use Cases describe common and practical ways Aurex is used for card-based crypto spending.
This section focuses on real usage patterns, not feature explanations.
Online purchases
Aurex cards are commonly used for:
digital services,
online subscriptions,
software and platform payments.
Cards can be assigned specific balances to control spending per service.
Spending separation
Users often create multiple cards to:
separate personal and recurring payments,
isolate spending categories,
limit exposure for individual services.
Practical control Each card functions independently with its own balance and limits.
Short-term card usage
Cards can be created for:
one-time payments,
temporary services,
trial subscriptions.
After use, cards can remain unused without affecting the wallet balance.
Budget control
By assigning fixed balances to cards, users can:
cap spending amounts,
avoid overdrawing the wallet balance,
monitor usage more clearly.
Reduced balance exposure
Instead of exposing the full wallet balance during payments:
only the card balance is visible to merchants,
the main balance remains isolated.
Important Aurex does not guarantee merchant acceptance. Use cases may vary depending on merchant requirements.
Non-supported use cases
Aurex is not intended for:
trading or exchange activity,
investment management,
automated financial strategies.
Usage considerations
Card availability may vary by region
Certain merchants may restrict prepaid or virtual cards
Note Card behavior and acceptance are influenced by external payment networks.
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