Fold card review: a Visa debit card that pays rewards in bitcoin
Fold's card is a Visa debit card that pays rewards in bitcoin, with a free tier and Fold+ at $100 a year. The gift card discounts are the part worth opening an account for.
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Crypto Cards
Reviews and guides to crypto debit and credit cards: fees, limits, KYC, supported countries, rewards and the risks of spending crypto.
CoinW Card: what it costs and how to apply
The CoinW Card is a USD debit card issued through Fiat24, with no issuance or monthly fee and a 1.50% charge on every top-up. Applying means passing the bank's identity checks first.
Binance Card review: fees, funding and how to apply
The Binance Card sells crypto from your Binance account with every tap, so the conversion fee and the funding order decide what it costs.
XPlace Card: two ways to spend crypto without selling it
The XPlace Card runs in two modes: spend stablecoins directly, or post crypto as collateral and spend a USDC loan against it. Here is how tiers, fees and liquidation risk work.
SolCard Full Access review: fees, KYC and spending limits
SolCard Full Access drops the top-up fee, raises the monthly limit to $100,000 and adds a physical Mastercard, but KYC and per-purchase fees still apply.
Kraken opens its Krak Card to US customers after 135,000 issued
Kraken has opened its Krak Card to US customers after nearly 135,000 cards were issued in earlier markets. It spends straight from a Kraken balance, so your funds stay with the exchange.
Karta Virtual Visa review: a $5 Visa Signature inside Telegram
Karta Virtual Visa is a $5 Visa Signature card that runs inside Telegram. The network fee on a top-up and the rate on the receipt decide whether it saves you money.
Cypher Card review: fees, limits and rewards
Cypher's Visa card comes in a free Standard plan and a $199-a-year Premium metal card, and the fees for topping up, spending abroad and cashing out decide who it suits.
Coinbase Card: the $49.99 fee behind the 4% rewards
The Coinbase Card pays 2% to 4% back in Bitcoin and charges no annual fee, but you cannot hold it without a Coinbase One membership at $49.99 a year.
Bybit Card review: fees, cashback tiers and limits
The Bybit Card pays shops straight from your Bybit balance, with no bank transfer. A 0.9% conversion fee and a 2% currency fee decide whether the cashback is worth it.
How sending crypto from the BitPay Card app works
The BitPay Card app sends crypto from its Wallet section in a few taps: pick a coin, tap Send, paste the address, type the amount and confirm.
Airtm's prepaid card is for Argentina only; the US account takes ACH
Airtm's prepaid card is issued in Argentina and open only to Argentine users, so foreign purchases still pay the PAIS surcharge. The US virtual account takes ACH payments from $5 to $100,000.