Best Crypto Cards of 2026 — CryptoKarta

Best Crypto Cards of 2026

We compared 35 crypto debit, prepaid and credit cards on fees, real cashback, availability, security and day-to-day use. Here is how they rank.

By the CryptoKarta editorial teamData checked October 5, 2026How we rank
Quick picks
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All cards by score

01

ether.fi Cash

Best for: high cashback on the free tier from a self-custody vault
Cashback
Up to 4%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1.5%
Type
Debit / credit · self-custody
7.9
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • 3% cashback on the free Core tier, on the first $2,000 a month
  • Self-custody: the issuer can’t move the contents of your vault
  • Choice of Direct Pay or Borrow Mode
Cons
  • Cashback is paid in the ETHFI token, not cash
  • Core FX costs about 1% plus up to 0.5% (0% on EUR purchases)
  • Borrow Mode interest starts immediately, with no grace period
Cashback paid in

ETHFI

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02

Coinbase One Card

Best for: Coinbase One members in the US with large balances on Coinbase
Cashback
Up to 4%
Monthly fee
$4.17
FX fee
0%
Type
Credit
6.8
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • 2% back in bitcoin on every eligible purchase, even at the lowest tier
  • No foreign transaction fee and no penalty APR
  • Virtual card for Apple Pay or Google Pay while the metal card ships
Cons
  • Needs a paid Coinbase One membership, from $49.99 a year
  • The 4% rate needs $200,000 or more held on Coinbase
  • Rates above 2% apply only to the first $10,000 of purchases a month
Cashback paid in

Bitcoin

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03

Crypto.com Card

Best for: tiered rewards if you already hold CRO
Cashback
Up to 4.5%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
2%
Type
Prepaid
6.8
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • Widest tier range of the cards we track, up to 4.5% back on the top tier
  • Available in the US, UK and EEA under separate fee schedules
  • Works with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay
Cons
  • No cashback at all on the free tier
  • The top rate needs a €450,000 CRO stake locked for 12 months
  • Cashback is paid in CRO, so its value moves with the token
Cashback paid in

CRO

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04

Bybit Card

Best for: everyday spending without a monthly fee
Cashback
Up to 10%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0.5%
Type
Debit
6.7
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • No issuance or monthly fee on the EEA card
  • 1% base cashback without staking
  • Low 0.5% FX fee in the EEA
Cons
  • Not available in the US, and closed to new UK users since September 2026
  • The 10% top rate needs VIP or PRO status
  • The EEA card moved to Bybit EU; terms differ from bybit.com regions
Cashback paid in

USDT (bybit.com); EEA: user-selected cashback currency

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05

Nexo Card

Best for: borrowing against crypto instead of selling it
Cashback
Up to 2%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0.7%
Type
Debit / credit
6.5
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • No issuance or monthly fee
  • Credit Mode lets you spend without selling crypto
  • Low FX fee for EEA and UK users
Cons
  • Not available in the US
  • Cashback only in Credit Mode, with a balance above $5,000
  • Best rate depends on holding NEXO tokens
Cashback paid in

NEXO or BTC (user choice)

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06

Gemini Credit Card

Best for: US residents who want crypto rewards on a credit card with no annual fee
Cashback
Up to 4%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0%
Type
Credit
6.4
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • No annual fee and no foreign transaction fee
  • Up to 4% back on gas, EV charging and transit, 3% on dining and 2% on groceries
  • No staking, balance or subscription needed for any rate
Cons
  • Only for US residents, and approval depends on your credit
  • The 4% rate is capped at $300 of spend a month, then 1%
  • Purchase APR of 16.74%–34.74% if you carry a balance
Cashback paid in

Bitcoin by default, or a chosen crypto from 50+ on Gemini

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07

Trade Republic Card

Best for: investors who want card rewards invested automatically
Cashback
Up to 2%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0%
Type
Debit
6.1
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • 1% Saveback, or 2% when paying with crypto
  • Saveback can be invested into a crypto savings plan such as Bitcoin
  • No monthly fee and a free virtual card
Cons
  • Saveback needs at least €50 a month in savings plans
  • Rewards are capped at €1,500 of spending a month (€15, or €30 with crypto)
  • Crypto features only in 11 countries
Cashback paid in

Invested into a savings plan of your choice (stocks, ETFs or crypto, e.g. Bitcoin)

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08

Bitpanda Card

Best for: euro-area residents who spend crypto they hold on Bitpanda
Cashback
Up to 1%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0%
Type
Debit
5.6
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • Flat 1% cashback for all users, with no tiers or staking
  • Cashback paid in the crypto you spend
  • No monthly fee and free first card
Cons
  • Only for euro-area residents
  • No cashback when paying with EUR, stablecoins or metals
  • ATM withdrawals cost 2% (minimum €2)
Cashback paid in

The same cryptocurrency used for the purchase

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09

MetaMask Card

Best for: spending from your own MetaMask wallet
Cashback
Up to 3%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1%
Type
Debit · self-custody
5.6
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • Self-custody: funds stay in your MetaMask wallet until you pay
  • 1% cashback in mUSD on the free tier
  • No issuance or monthly fee for the virtual card
Cons
  • New US and UK sign-ups are closed
  • Only a virtual card for new users
  • Spending non-stablecoin crypto costs 0.875%
Cashback paid in

mUSD

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10

Rizon Card

Best for: US and Latin American residents spending stablecoins
Cashback
Up to 2.5%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1.7%
Type
Credit · self-custody
4.9
score · preliminary
Review
Details
Pros
  • Open to US and Latin American residents
  • Wallet built on non-custodial infrastructure (Privy)
  • Free deposits and USD card spending
Cons
  • No cashback on the free plan
  • Cashback is capped each month at the value of your subscription fee
  • Virtual card costs $10 and physical $49.99 on the free plan
Cashback paid in

Not verified

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11

Avici Card

Best for: a self-custody secured credit card backed by USDC
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Credit · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Self-custody: collateral sits in an escrow contract your wallet owns
  • No top-up fee, and 0% interest under the card terms
  • Virtual and physical cards, with Apple Pay and Google Pay
Cons
  • Card fees: $15 one-time for virtual Platinum, $50 for physical
  • No published cashback programme
  • Avici’s fee page and US terms disagree on foreign transaction fees
Cashback paid in

Not verified

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12

Binance Card

Best for: Binance users living in Brazil
Cashback
Up to 3%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Not verified
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • No annual fee and no card issuance fee
  • Cashback from 1.5% with no BNB holding or subscription
  • Two free ATM withdrawals a month
Cons
  • Only available to residents of Brazil
  • Custodial: spends from your Binance exchange balance
  • 0.9% conversion fee when you pay with crypto
Cashback paid in

BRL

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13

Bitget Wallet Card

Best for: fee-refunded everyday spending up to $400 a month
Cashback
Up to 3%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Not verified
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • 2% base assetback for every cardholder, with no staking
  • FX, top-up and conversion fees refunded on the first $400 a month
  • No annual or monthly fee
Cons
  • Not available in the US
  • Virtual card only in Europe and Latin America
  • Beyond the $400 quota, fees run 1%–2.2% per transaction
Cashback paid in

BTC, gold, US stocks (NVIDIA, Google, Tesla, S&P 500) or USDC — your choice

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14

COCA Card

Best for: COCA token holders who want high cashback
Cashback
Up to 8%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Debit · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Self-custody: your balance sits in a smart wallet you control
  • 1% cashback on the free Starter tier, paid in stablecoins
  • Free virtual card and no annual fee
Cons
  • Higher tiers require staking (locking) COCA tokens
  • A monthly claim limit caps how much cashback you can withdraw ($15 a month on Starter)
  • Not available to US residents
Cashback paid in

Stablecoins (e.g. USDC, EURC)

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15

Coinbase Card

Best for: US residents who already use Coinbase
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Prepaid
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • One of the few crypto cards available in the US (all states except Hawaii)
  • No monthly fee and free top-ups from a linked bank account
  • Spends straight from your Coinbase balance
Cons
  • Reward rates are variable and only shown in the app
  • Coinbase’s UK/EEA page says Apple Pay and Google Pay are not supported
  • A spread applies when crypto is converted at payment
Cashback paid in

Rotating selection of crypto assets (user-chosen)

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16

Exa Card

Best for: paying in fixed-rate installments from a self-custody wallet
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1.5%
Type
Credit · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Free Visa Signature card with no issuance or annual fee
  • Self-custody smart wallet secured by passkeys
  • Split purchases into up to 9 fixed-rate installments
Cons
  • Virtual only: no physical card
  • 1.5% FX fee on non-USD purchases
  • No cashback programme
Cashback paid in

Not verified

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17

Fold Card

Best for: US residents who want bitcoin back on everyday spending
Cashback
Up to 3%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Prepaid
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Rewards paid in bitcoin, uncapped at the 0.25% base rate
  • No card fee and no monthly fee
  • FDIC pass-through eligibility on the card’s USD balance
Cons
  • US residents only
  • The base rate is just 0.25%; 3% needs a $100,000 Fold Reserve balance
  • Boosts apply only to the first $5,000 of spend each month
Cashback paid in

Bitcoin

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18

Jam Card

Best for: spending USDT from a non-custodial wallet outside the US
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
2.5%
Type
Not verified
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • No monthly or annual fee
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay supported
  • Top up with USDT on several networks, including TRC20 and Arbitrum
Cons
  • $29 issuance fee and a $44 minimum first deposit
  • 3% plus 0.5% on every top-up, and $0.50 per purchase authorization
  • Virtual only, so no ATM withdrawals for now
Cashback paid in

Not verified

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19

KAST Card

Best for: dollar spending with cashback on a free tier
Cashback
Up to 3%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Credit
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • 1.5% cashback in USD on the free Standard tier
  • No membership fee on Standard and 0% top-up fee for stablecoin deposits
  • Available to US residents under a separate US cardholder agreement
Cons
  • Standard cashback only applies to the first $2,000 of spend each month
  • The 3% rate needs the $10,000/year Private membership
  • Every ATM withdrawal costs $3 + 2%
Cashback paid in

USD

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20

Kolo Card

Best for: earning bitcoin on everyday spending
Cashback
Up to 2%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1.35%
Type
Debit
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • No issuance or monthly fee
  • Cashback paid in BTC, with no staking or tiers
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay
Cons
  • A 1% conversion fee on every card payment
  • Virtual only; physical cards are planned for 2027
  • Cashback capped at $100/€100 a month and $1/€1 per transaction after the intro period
Cashback paid in

BTC

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21

Kraken Card (Krak)

Best for: UK and EEA residents who keep a balance on Kraken
Cashback
Up to 2%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0%
Type
Debit
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • No monthly, transaction or Krak FX fee
  • Cashback in euros, pounds or bitcoin, with no monthly cap
  • Free virtual and physical card, shipped for free
Cons
  • No cashback until your 30-day average balance reaches €200
  • The 2% rate needs a €50,000 average balance
  • A spread applies when crypto is converted at payment
Cashback paid in

EUR or GBP (card currency) or Bitcoin, user’s choice

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22

Lava Card

Best for: earning bitcoin on everyday spending
Cashback
Up to 5%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0%
Type
Credit · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Rewards paid in bitcoin: 1% outside the US, 3% in the US
  • 5% back at Lava merchant partners, with no plan or staking
  • No annual fee and no FX fee or spread
Cons
  • Lava doesn’t list which countries outside the US can get the card
  • Rewards can only be redeemed from 100,000 sats
  • Lava’s launch post and card terms disagree on ATM fees
Cashback paid in

BTC

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23

Ledger CL Card

Best for: Ledger owners who want one card across the US, UK and EEA
Cashback
Up to 1%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Debit
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • 1% cashback in BTC or a stablecoin, no staking required
  • No monthly fee and a free virtual card
  • Available in the US, UK, EEA and several other countries
Cons
  • 2% card-spend fee when paying with crypto, plus 1.75% crypto-to-fiat conversion
  • Custodial: you move funds from Ledger to a card account first
  • No free ATM withdrawals
Cashback paid in

BTC or USDT (BTC or USDC in the US)

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24

OKX Card

Best for: spending USDG stablecoins in the EEA
Cashback
Up to 10%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0%
Type
Prepaid
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • No issuance, monthly or FX fee
  • 2% cashback for non-VIP users when you pay in USDG
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay
Cons
  • Virtual only: OKX doesn’t issue physical cards
  • Cashback only on USDG payments; USDC spending earns nothing
  • Non-VIP cashback is capped at €50 a month
Cashback paid in

USDG

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25

Oobit

Best for: tapping to pay straight from a self-custody wallet
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Not verified
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • DePay spends straight from MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Phantom and other wallets
  • No fee to get or keep the card, and no monthly fee
  • Available in 74 countries, including the US, UK and most of the EEA
Cons
  • 1% fee on every card payment (minimum $0.25)
  • Cashback rates aren’t published; non-OOB payments earn cashback only on the first $200 a month
  • Virtual card only; no physical card described
Cashback paid in

Not verified

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26

Payy Card

Best for: private, self-custody USDC spending
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1%
Type
Credit · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Self-custody: you control your funds at all times
  • Card payments settle privately on Payy Network
  • No application, monthly or top-up fees
Cons
  • No cashback; Payy Rewards points have no monetary value
  • International terms allow FX and cross-border fees of up to 3% each
  • Bank deposits only from the US and Argentina for now
Cashback paid in

Not verified

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27

Phantom Card

Best for: US Phantom users who want to spend their Cash balance
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1%
Type
Prepaid · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • No fee to get the card and no monthly fee
  • Spends from a self-custodial Cash account on Solana
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay
Cons
  • US only, and not in New York
  • Virtual only, with no physical card
  • No published cashback rate
Cashback paid in

Not verified

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28

RedotPay

Best for: stablecoin spending outside the US
Cashback
Up to 3%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1.2%
Type
Debit / credit
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Issued in 100+ countries, including the UK and most of the EEA
  • Virtual card for a one-off $10
  • No monthly card fee
Cons
  • Not available in the US
  • 3% cashback only with the paid Pro plan, on mobile-wallet purchases, capped monthly
  • Physical card costs $100
Cashback paid in

USDs

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29

Revolut Card

Best for: spending crypto you already hold in the Revolut app
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
1%
Type
Debit
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Any Revolut card can be switched to pay with crypto
  • No exchange fee from Revolut on crypto card payments
  • No monthly fee on the Standard plan
Cons
  • No percentage cashback; rewards are RevPoints, not crypto
  • Weekday fee-free exchange is capped at €1,000 a month on Standard, with 1% at weekends
  • Crypto exchange fees start at 1.49% on Standard
Cashback paid in

RevPoints (loyalty points)

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30

Tangem Pay

Best for: Tangem wallet users outside Europe who spend in stablecoins
Cashback
Up to 2%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Prepaid · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • 1% cashback in USDC on the free Basic plan
  • No monthly fee and a free virtual card on Basic
  • Card balance sits in a smart-contract account you control
Cons
  • Not available in the UK or EU
  • Cashback is capped at $100 a month on Basic and $300 on Plus
  • The 2% rate needs the $29.99/month Plus plan (or high spend or balance)
Cashback paid in

USDC (Polygon)

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31

Tria Card

Best for: self-custody spending with capped high cashback
Cashback
Up to 6%
Monthly fee
Not verified
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Credit · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Self-custody: Tria’s terms say neither Tria nor the issuer holds your collateral
  • Cashback paid in a stablecoin (USDT), not a volatile token
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay
Cons
  • High rates apply only up to a monthly spend cap (1% or less above it)
  • Card prices and FX fees differ between Tria’s terms and its help centre
  • The 6% rate needs the paid Max membership
Cashback paid in

USDT (Arbitrum)

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32

Tuyo Card

Best for: spending USDC from a self-custody wallet without card fees
Cashback
Not verified
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Self-custody: you hold the keys to your funds
  • No issuance fee and no monthly or yearly fee
  • Spends USDC on Base, including USDC sitting in Earn strategies
Cons
  • Virtual only: the physical card is still “coming soon”
  • Reward rates (TUYOs points) are only shown in the app
  • Tuyo’s own pages disagree on FX and abroad fees
Cashback paid in

TUYOs (non-transferable reward points)

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33

Uphold Debit Card

Best for: UK residents who spend from a cash balance
Cashback
Up to 1%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
0%
Type
Prepaid
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • 1% cashback in GBP with no plan or balance requirement
  • No annual fee and no foreign transaction fee
  • Spend 15 fiat currencies or 300+ crypto assets from one wallet
Cons
  • Crypto-funded purchases earn no cashback
  • Cashback capped at £100 a month
  • ATM withdrawals cost £2.50 in the UK and EU, £3.50 elsewhere
Cashback paid in

GBP

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34

Wirex Card

Best for: cashback without a subscription
Cashback
Up to 8%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Prepaid
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • 0.5% cashback on the free Base plan, with no subscription on any plan
  • No issuance or monthly fee
  • Cashback paid in USD, not a volatile token
Cons
  • Not available in the US
  • Higher plans need a large balance and a share of it held in WPAY
  • Conflicting information on FX fees between the product page and the EEA terms
Cashback paid in

USD

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35

XPlace Card

Best for: borrowing against crypto to spend without selling
Cashback
Up to 2%
Monthly fee
Free
FX fee
Not verified
Type
Credit · self-custody
Not rated yet
Review
Details
Pros
  • Credit Mode lets you spend by borrowing against BTC, ETH or SOL instead of selling
  • Self-custody: collateral sits in Kamino smart contracts XPlace can’t move
  • Cashback paid in USDC, from 0.5% on the free tier
Cons
  • The 2% rate needs a $999-a-year Platinum membership
  • Cashback only in Credit Mode and capped at $10 a month on Basic
  • XPlace’s pages give conflicting FX fees and Silver spending limits
Cashback paid in

USDC

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35 cards rankedUnrated cards are listed after rated ones
Side-by-side comparison

Entry-tier terms. Fees are shown in the issuer’s currency for the region noted in each review. Terms change often — always confirm on the issuer’s site.

CardCashbackIssuanceMonthlyFX feeTypeScore
ether.fi Cash Up to 4%FreeFree1.5% Debit / credit · self-custody7.9
Coinbase One Card Up to 4%Free$4.170% Credit6.8
Crypto.com Card Up to 4.5%€4.99Free2% Prepaid6.8
Bybit Card Up to 10%FreeFree0.5% Debit6.7
Nexo Card Up to 2%FreeFree0.7% Debit / credit6.5
Gemini Credit Card Up to 4%FreeFree0% Credit6.4
Trade Republic Card Up to 2%FreeFree0% Debit6.1
Bitpanda Card Up to 1%FreeFree0% Debit5.6
MetaMask Card Up to 3%FreeFree1% Debit · self-custody5.6
Rizon Card Up to 2.5%$10Free1.7% Credit · self-custody4.9
Avici Card Not verified$15FreeNot verified Credit · self-custody—
Binance Card Up to 3%FreeFreeNot verified Not verified—
Bitget Wallet Card Up to 3%Not verifiedFreeNot verified Not verified—
COCA Card Up to 8%FreeFreeNot verified Debit · self-custody—
Coinbase Card Not verifiedFreeFreeNot verified Prepaid—
Exa Card Not verifiedFreeFree1.5% Credit · self-custody—
Fold Card Up to 3%FreeFreeNot verified Prepaid—
Jam Card Not verified$29Free2.5% Not verified—
KAST Card Up to 3%Not verifiedFreeNot verified Credit—
Kolo Card Up to 2%FreeFree1.35% Debit—
Kraken Card (Krak) Up to 2%FreeFree0% Debit—
Lava Card Up to 5%Not verifiedFree0% Credit · self-custody—
Ledger CL Card Up to 1%FreeFreeNot verified Debit—
OKX Card Up to 10%FreeFree0% Prepaid—
Oobit Not verifiedFreeFreeNot verified Not verified—
Payy Card Not verifiedFreeFree1% Credit · self-custody—
Phantom Card Not verifiedFreeFree1% Prepaid · self-custody—
RedotPay Up to 3%$10Free1.2% Debit / credit—
Revolut Card Not verifiedFreeFree1% Debit—
Tangem Pay Up to 2%FreeFreeNot verified Prepaid · self-custody—
Tria Card Up to 6%Not verifiedNot verifiedNot verified Credit · self-custody—
Tuyo Card Not verifiedFreeFreeNot verified Self-custody—
Uphold Debit Card Up to 1%FreeFree0% Prepaid—
Wirex Card Up to 8%FreeFreeNot verified Prepaid—
XPlace Card Up to 2%Not verifiedFreeNot verified Credit · self-custody—
35 cardsScore = published formula · methodology
Rankings by category

Each list is built by a published rule and ordered by score. Lists with fewer than three cards are not published.

Best cashback cards

Rule: Cards whose verified terms pay cashback at some tier.

  1. ether.fi Cash
  2. Coinbase One Card
  3. Crypto.com Card

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Best no-fee cards

Rule: Verified $0 issuance fee and $0 monthly fee on the entry tier. Cards with unverified fees are left out.

  1. ether.fi Cash
  2. Bybit Card
  3. Nexo Card

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Best virtual cards

Rule: Issuer confirms a virtual card format.

  1. ether.fi Cash
  2. Coinbase One Card
  3. Crypto.com Card

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Best crypto credit cards

Rule: The issuer describes the card as a credit card or a card with a credit mode.

  1. ether.fi Cash
  2. Coinbase One Card
  3. Nexo Card

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Best crypto debit cards

Rule: The issuer describes the card as a debit or prepaid card, with no credit mode.

  1. Crypto.com Card
  2. Bybit Card
  3. Trade Republic Card

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Best Bitcoin rewards cards

Rule: The issuer’s terms let you receive rewards in Bitcoin (by default or as an option).

  1. Coinbase One Card
  2. Nexo Card
  3. Gemini Credit Card

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Best self-custody cards

Rule: Custody model is self-custody according to the issuer.

  1. ether.fi Cash
  2. MetaMask Card
  3. Rizon Card

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How to choose a crypto card

Start with availability in your country, then compare total cost: issuance, monthly and FX fees often matter more than the headline cashback rate. If the best rewards require staking or locking tokens, factor in that price risk too. Run your numbers.

Custodial or self-custody?

Exchange cards spend from a balance the issuer holds for you. Self-custody cards spend straight from your own wallet — more control, but you are responsible for keys and network fees. Read the guide.