Pay for App Store with Cryptocurrency without Restrictions

You ran out of iCloud storage, and your phone stopped saving backups. A subscription to a notes app did not renew. A game bundle appeared that is only available until the end of the weekend. All of these situations come down to one thing — the payment method linked to your Apple ID. A Mirocard virtual card solves this issue: add it to your account settings like a regular bank card, and payments can go through again.

Almost all digital purchases on iPhone, iPad, and Mac can be paid for through your Apple account. This includes paid apps and in-app purchases, including in-game currency and battle passes in mobile games. It also includes subscriptions to third-party services purchased through the App Store. And there are Apple's own services: iCloud+ storage, Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, as well as Apple One, which combines them into a single subscription.

You can use the card in two ways. The first is to set it as your primary payment method, in which case subscriptions will renew automatically. The second is to use it to top up your account balance in the account section of the App Store and then spend money from that balance. The second option is convenient if you want to limit the amount in advance, for example for monthly game purchases.