Bybit vs RedotPay — Comparison

Bybit Card vs RedotPay: Which Is Better in 2026?

By the CryptoKarta editorial teamSources checked October 5, 2026
Bybit Card
6.7
score · preliminary
Full review
RedotPay
Not rated yet
Full review
Quick verdict

We can’t pick an overall winner yet: at least one of these cards doesn’t have enough verified data for a score.

Head-to-head

FeatureBybitRedotPayBetter
Cashback without staking1%Not verified—
Best cashbackUp to 10%Up to 3%Bybit
Issuance feeFree$10Bybit
Monthly fee (entry tier)FreeFreeTie
FX fee (entry tier)0.5%1.2%Bybit
Available in USNot availableNot availableTie
Available in UKNot availableAvailableRedotPay
Available in EEAWith restrictionsWith restrictionsTie
NetworkMastercardsourceVisasource—
Card typeDebitDebit / credit—
Staking or paid plan for best rateNoNo—
Top-upNo top-up (spends from Funding Account); 0.9% crypto conversion fee when paying with cryptosourceCrypto deposit: not stated; 3% (min $1) via credit/debit cardsource—
Free ATM per month€100 then 2%sourceNo free allowance: 2% (USD card, up to $10,000/mo, then 3%); 2% HKD cardsource—

Built from the verified facts in each review. “Better” is blank when either value is unverified.

Rewards compared

Bybit Card: entry-tier cashback 1%source, best rate Up to 10%source, paid in USDT (bybit.com); EEA: user-selected cashback currencysource.

RedotPay: entry-tier cashback Not verified, best rate Up to 3%source, paid in USDssource.

Fees compared

Example: you spend $1,000 a month on the entry tier, 20% of it in a foreign currency, and fund the card for free. Yearly result = entry-tier cashback − FX fees − monthly fees × 12.

CardCashbackFX feesCard feesNet per year
Bybit Card$120−$12−$0$108
RedotPayCan’t calculate: a fee or rate is not verified

Ignores issuance fees, ATM use, caps and token price moves. Fees are in each issuer’s currency for the region shown in the review. Run your own numbers.

Availability

RegionBybitRedotPay
USNot availableNot available
UKNot availableAvailable
EEAWith restrictionsWith restrictions

Both issuers require identity verification (KYC). Not legal advice; an issuer can refuse any applicant.

Choose Bybit Card if…

  • You can reach the top tier: the best advertised rate is 10%.
  • You often pay in foreign currencies — the entry-tier FX fee is 0.5% versus 1.2%.
  • You want to keep fixed card fees as low as possible.
  • You are looking for a card for everyday spending without a monthly fee.

Choose RedotPay if…

  • You live in the UK, where RedotPay can be issued and Bybit Card is not offered.
  • You are looking for a card for stablecoin spending outside the US.

FAQ

Which is better, Bybit Card or RedotPay?

We can’t pick an overall winner yet: at least one of these cards doesn’t have enough verified data for a score.

Can I get Bybit Card or RedotPay in the US?

Bybit Card: Not available. RedotPay: Not available. Availability can change; check the issuer’s site before applying.