Pay for Midjourney, Cursor and GitHub Copilot With USDT
How to pay for Midjourney, Cursor Pro and GitHub Copilot with USDT or USDC using the Matrimix Premium virtual Visa. Steps, fees, caveats.
Contents
Midjourney, Cursor and GitHub Copilot charge a card. If your money is in stablecoins, the Matrimix Premium card lets you pay for all three from a USDT or USDC balance: it is a virtual Visa in US dollars, issued in Telegram, with no per-purchase fee and support for recurring charges. Below are the steps for each service and the costs.
Before you start
- Top up the Matrimix wallet with USDT (TRC20, TON, Solana, ERC20, BEP20) or USDC (Solana, ERC20).
- In the Mini App open Cards and issue a Premium card with a starting balance. The price is shown before you confirm.
- Tap the card to see the number, expiry and CVV. The card is issued in Singapore, the number starts with 4, and there is no PIN.
No cardholder name or billing address is fixed to the card: in checkout forms type your own name in Latin letters, and if an address is required, use a Singapore one. One card can carry several subscriptions.
Cursor
- Sign in on the Cursor website and open billing or plan settings in your account.
- Choose the plan and check the current price there.
- Enter the details from the Mini App and confirm 3DS if asked — the code arrives in the Matrimix bot.
- Usage-based charges above the plan, if you enable them, also hit the card — keep a buffer.
GitHub Copilot
- On GitHub open account settings, then billing, and add a payment method.
- Enter the card details. Some services place a small temporary authorization to verify a new card; the merchant releases it.
- Open Copilot settings and enable the plan you want. GitHub shows the price before you confirm.
- Copilot renews monthly or yearly from the same card.
Midjourney
- Sign in on the Midjourney website and open the subscription management page.
- Choose a plan, check the current price and pay with the Premium card.
- If the payment is declined, the money stays on the card. You can spend it on other services or withdraw it back to the wallet.
Costs in Matrimix
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Premium card issue | one-off; price on the cards page |
| Top-up fee | a percentage of the amount, shown in the app before you confirm |
| Per-purchase fee | $0 |
| Charge currency | any; balance in USD, converted at the Visa rate |
| Merchant refund | the issuer keeps 8% of the refunded amount |
Cursor, Copilot and Midjourney renewals go through with no Matrimix fee: the percentage is only charged when you top up the card. Full terms are on the cards page.
Good to know
- Each merchant and its payment provider decide for themselves which cards to accept; there is no guarantee for any specific service. If a payment is declined, the money stays on the card.
- Prices in some services depend on the card's country (Singapore) and taxes.
- The card does not change where a service works. Follow each service's rules.
- Casinos and betting, adult sites, buying crypto and forex are declined, and the issuer may block the card.
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FAQ
Can one Matrimix card pay for Cursor, Copilot and Midjourney together?
Yes. A Premium card can carry several subscriptions as long as the balance covers all renewals.
Is Midjourney guaranteed to accept the card?
No service is guaranteed: Midjourney and its payment provider decide. If the payment is declined, the money stays on the card.
Do I pay a Matrimix fee on every renewal?
No. There is no per-purchase fee; the percentage is only taken when money goes onto the card.
Where do 3DS codes come from?
From the card issuer — they arrive in the Matrimix bot in Telegram.
