Holyheld Card review: fees, cashback and who can get one
Holyheld is a non-custodial Mastercard that spends stablecoins and ETH from your own wallet, with no monthly fee but a 1.5% top-up charge and EU-only shipping.
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Holyheld is a non-custodial Mastercard that spends stablecoins and ETH from your own wallet, with no monthly fee but a 1.5% top-up charge and EU-only shipping.
Kast pairs a stablecoin wallet with a card that pays 2% back on spending. The virtual card lists at $2, shipping the plastic costs $40, and bank payouts go by SWIFT.
Foton Card gives each AI tool its own card number and a spending limit you set. The creator says sign-up needs no KYC; the fees, custody and tax rules are worth checking first.
CoinZoom pairs a US-regulated exchange with a Visa debit card that pays crypto rewards. The card's fees, the ZOOM tier and the tax on spending crypto decide what it costs you.
The Bitget Wallet Card pays 3% cashback and up to 20 USDT after a first purchase. A 10 USDT balance, a $2 minimum spend and a KYC review decide who gets it.
The Amulets Card spends a crypto balance held in its app, so no bank transfer sits in the middle. Sign-up takes an email, an identity check and a short wait.
WhiteBIT's virtual Nova Card is free to open but charges 1.5% plus $0.20 per purchase. Pay in hryvnia and a second 1.5% conversion fee lands on top.
THORWallet's Visa card swaps crypto through THORChain at the moment you pay, so XRP stays in your wallet until checkout. The model, the fee claim to test and the risks I would weigh.
The Solflare Card is discontinued for users in Bangladesh, and the creator points to Jupiter Card as a free virtual Visa alternative. Spending crypto through a card can be a taxable sale.
The Rizon card costs $10 virtual or $50 physical, and cashback only arrives on paid plans. Here is what the fees, top-up routes and limits mean before you order.
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