I used PST.NET for a while. If you’re here, chances are you did too — or at least considered it. It’s one of those platforms that gets mentioned often when you’re looking for virtual cards, especially for ads and online payments.
At first, it seemed solid. Clean interface, ad-focused features, decent support. But over time, I started to hit some friction. A few issues added up — hidden fees I wasn’t expecting, longer wait times for certain approvals, and the overall experience started to feel… clunky. Not broken, just not smooth.
So I started looking around. I didn’t want anything overly complicated, just something that works, is affordable, and doesn’t require me to upload my entire passport just to get started.
That’s when I found Ekame.net.
Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much — the site looks pretty minimal. But after testing it, I was genuinely impressed:
- No KYC for basic cards
- Pay with crypto (super convenient)
- Works well for ads, tools like ChatGPT, Spotify, etc.
- Fast setup — got my card in minutes
- And most importantly: no weird surprise charges
Is it as feature-packed as PST.NET? Maybe not. But I actually prefer that — fewer bells and whistles, more focus on just letting me pay and move on.
If you’re looking for a PST.NET alternative that’s simpler, cheaper, and just does the job — I’d say give Ekame.net a shot.
For me, it became my go-to without much hesitation.