How to buy AI API access without a foreign bank card

The most common barrier to working with paid AI models is payment. OpenAI, Anthropic and other providers want a bank card that customers in Russia and several CIS countries simply cannot get. Disposable "virtual cards" solve this unreliably: one day the card stops working, and your access goes down with it.

There is another way: instead of registering with the provider yourself, buy ready-made API access on our storefront. You receive a key and an endpoint URL, paste them into your usual tool, and work as before without worrying about how the seller pays on their side.

How balance-based access works

The storefront sells balance packages: rather than setting up a card with the provider, you pay for a volume of work valid for 30 days. The package includes a key and a proxy URL. They work with Codex CLI, Claude Code, IDE plugins and any client that accepts a custom endpoint.

The key is delivered automatically right after payment. You can see that access, not a "place in the delivery queue", is what you are buying by checking the sales history and reviews on the product page: hundreds of purchases with real, dated feedback.

How payment goes

Payment goes through plati.market, which accepts SBP instant transfers, Russian bank cards, SberPay, WebMoney and USDT. No foreign banking details are needed. The receipt and purchase history stay in your Digiseller account.

What to check before buying

• the seller's rating and sales count on the product page — the storefront lists them right in the catalog;
• the delivery format in the description: it should be key + URL, not "instructions after payment";
• how long the access is valid and what the package includes;
• whether the seller has a support chat right on the product page.

Connecting

After receiving the key, most tools need only two settings: the key and the URL. In most clients these are the API Key and Base URL fields. If something does not work, contact the seller through the chat on the product page, not the provider's support: the access was bought from the seller, and the seller is responsible for it.

A simple rule: access should work right after payment. Anything that requires "waiting for moderation" or "discussing details in private messages" is a reason to be careful.

Ready packages for Codex, Claude and Kimi are collected in the storefront catalog — the link is in the header of this site.