Visa cards
A card that gets accepted. For the supplier, the subscription, the hosting bill or the ad account that will not take yours — issued to you, and topped up when you need it.
Payments, handled by someone you can reach.
Some things cannot be bought from here. A supplier wants a card that gets accepted; a platform wants an address somewhere else. Dawoud Pay stands in for that — and the person who arranges it answers the phone afterwards.
A straight answer about whether we can help, and what it costs, before anything moves.
What you can do
USDT, in or out
Money arriving from abroad as USDT and leaving as cash in your hand, or the other way round. One rate, agreed before anything moves.
Paying for things online
Somebody else completes the checkout that will not complete for you. A one-off invoice, or the same supplier every month as a standing arrangement.
Bills and top-ups
The bills and the mobile top-ups you already pay, handled in one place instead of one at a time — and confirmed back to you each time.
A number abroad
A working phone line with a foreign number, so a business that has to be reachable on one is reachable. Kept live for as long as you need it.
How it works
01
Tell us what you need
One message. What it is, and where it has to reach. No account to open and no form to fill in first.
02
You get a straight answer
Whether it is possible, what it will cost, and how long it takes — before anything moves and before you have committed to anything.
03
You confirm
Nothing happens until you have that number in writing and have said yes to it. The quote does not change afterwards.
04
You get it in writing
What went where, and when. Every movement is recorded and sent back to you, so a month later there is something to check rather than a memory.
What it costs
No figure is published here, and it is not being hidden. The rates behind most of this move week to week, so a number on this page would be wrong by the time you read it. What does not move is the promise: the quote you get is the quote you pay.
| Service | Fee | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| A quote | Free | Same working day |
| Visa cards | Issue fee, then per top-up | Reloadable |
| USDT, in or out | A percentage of the amount | Rate fixed at the quote |
| Paying for things online | A percentage of the invoice | One-off or monthly |
| Bills and top-ups | A flat fee per bill | — |
| A number abroad | Monthly, paid in advance | Cancel any month |
| Something that turns out to be impossible | Nothing | You are told, not charged |
The questions people actually ask
- What happens if it does not go through?
- You are told the same day, and you get your money back — not a credit, not an explanation instead of a refund. Something failing is a thing that happens; not being told for three days is a choice, and it is not one we make.
- How do I know the rate I was quoted is the rate I got?
- Because the quote is in writing before anything moves, and the confirmation afterwards shows the same number. If the rate moves against us between the two, that is our problem rather than yours — it is the reason the quote is fixed at the point you agree to it.
- What do you need from me?
- For most of it, the amount and the destination. Nothing else — no account, no application, no documents. Where something genuinely does require a name or an address, you are told what and why before you send it, and it is used for that one thing.
- What can you not do?
- Anything where you would be handing over the login to your own bank or your own wallet. Anything that needs a licence we do not hold. And any amount large enough that a single person should not be the one carrying it — at that point you want a bank, and we will say so rather than take the work.
- Who is responsible if something goes wrong?
- A named person, and the same one from the first message to the confirmation. Not a support queue, not a form, and not a different person each time you ask. That is the whole reason to use somebody you can reach rather than whoever is cheapest.
- Is this part of DawoudTech, or something separate?
- The same company. Dawoud Pay is the name for this side of it, the way Dawoud Dev is the name for the software side — one business, one set of people, and the same terms on the handover.
Free first consultation
Tell us what you need to move.
The amount, and where it has to go. You will be told what is possible, what it costs and how long it takes before you commit to anything.
Dawoud Pay is operated by DawoudTech. Every amount is quoted and agreed with you before anything moves; nothing on this page is an offer of credit, an investment, or advice about either.