Cards issued by this service have no expiry date. The purchase invoice does expire: its deadline controls payment matching, not how long an already issued card can be kept.
Two separate clocks
Before issuance, the buyer receives a time-limited invoice, normally 30 minutes. Its exact deadline is shown on the order page. A payment confirmed too late enters manual review rather than automatically issuing a card.
After issuance, the unused card does not lose its face value merely because a calendar date passes. The recipient can choose when to redeem, provided the card remains active and unused. Other providers may set different rules.
No expiry does not mean no risk
An unused card still depends on the service honoring redemption. Network interruptions, operational problems or a security review may affect availability. “No expiry” is a validity rule, not a guarantee of uninterrupted operation forever.
Keep the code and QR securely. A saved screenshot is still usable by someone who obtains it; waiting longer does not make a leaked code safe. Check the card through the official site before giving an old saved copy.
Do not confuse expiry with refunds
An issued card is non-refundable under this service’s rules, even if unused. The absence of an expiry date does not add a cancellation right.
If you paid an expired invoice, retain the TXID and ask support to review that payment. Do not treat the invoice as a reusable deposit address or send another payment without resolving the first.