What Absolute Privacy means?

The Azul Cards team is made up of active crypto users who travel the world. We’ve tried a lot of crypto-funded or no-KYC cards, but none of them met our standards for privacy and security. That’s why we decided to build something better — a card we’d actually trust and use ourselves.

When creating Azul Cards, we didn't aim to build just another anonymous card. Our mission was to design a product that achieves the highest level of privacy possible, while staying simple, secure, and convenient. People deserve a private and effortless way to manage their money in today's world with its wars, restrictions, excessive compliance, and constant personal data leaks.

Absolute Privacy means having the highest level of privacy theoretically possible — the practical implementation of the Zero Trust and Zero Knowledge principles in the world of fiat payments.

In short, any mobile app or mini-app collect extensive information about you — including your IP address, device ID, location, email address, phone number etc. We, on the other hand, use a Telegram bot, which cannot collect or store any of this data by design. This means that (in theory) other providers could share your transaction details with tax or regulatory authorities in your country (just your email, phone number, and country of residence can already serve as a good starting point for identification). In that scenario, your privacy depends entirely on their goodwill.

Azul Card takes a different approach: we’ve built a system that technically cannot collect any personal information about you — and therefore, we have nothing to share.