Crypto cards,
compared honestly.

RedotPay

Highest limits in the industry, broadest country coverage of any crypto card, low fees, but no rewards and no MiCA licence.

9.0 / 10

MetaMask Card

The card that defines the self-custody segment. Spend USDC straight from your MetaMask wallet, no top-up, no custodial intermediary. The launch story of 2026.

8.2 / 10

Gnosis Pay

Pure on-chain self-custody, your Gnosis Safe is the account. The cleanest answer for self-custody-first readers.

7.6 / 10

Bitpanda Card

The MiCA-licensed EU fallback, now with 0% FX (Visa markup aside). Cashback is a modest flat 1% and it stays EU-only, but the regulatory durability is the strongest in this set.

7.5 / 10

Crypto.com Visa

The volume leader. MiCA-licensed in the EU, available in the US, and the only major card with a real rewards programme. Tiers were renamed Plus/Pro/Private in late 2025 and can now be unlocked by a monthly subscription or a CRO stake, but the top 4-5% rates still require heavy staking.

7.4 / 10

Bybit Card

Strong APAC and LATAM presence, sensible fee stack, and genuine USDT cashback (now spend-tiered up to 10%). EU issuance moved to the MiCA-regulated Bybit EU entity in 2026, adding regulatory clarity; still trails RedotPay on limits and has no US or UK support.

7.0 / 10

Ether.fi Cash

DeFi-restaking-as-collateral. Spend against your eETH while it keeps earning yield. The most ambitious self-custody product in this set.

7.0 / 10

Nexo Card

Credit-line angle backed by your crypto collateral. Clean European licensing, but cashback now needs a >$5k balance and physical cards are paused.

7.0 / 10

Coinbase Card

The default crypto card for US residents. Lower limits than the Asia-Pacific leaders and a 2.49% conversion bites, but it's the only mainstream-trust option for US-based readers.

6.8 / 10

Brighty (Holyheld)

EU IBAN + crypto top-up + stablecoin yield on the idle balance. The cleanest pick for an EU-resident freelancer who wants one account for euros and stables.

6.6 / 10

Kast Card

Membership-tier USD cashback, low fees, unlimited card spend, and a fast-growing global audience. Worth watching as the brand establishes operational track record.

6.6 / 10

Bleap Mastercard

MPC custody (multi-party computation, split-key, no single point of failure) with 0% conversion, 0% FX, free ATMs, and up to 20% USDC cashback. Smaller brand, novel custody model, EU-focused (expanding into Latin America).

6.4 / 10

COCA Card

Non-custodial (Privy smart-wallet) card, now a prepaid Mastercard issued by Wirex with 0% FX and up to 8% staking-tiered cashback across ~70 countries. Gaining ground with users who want self-custody by default.

6.0 / 10

Fold Card

US-only Visa that pays rewards in bitcoin sats on spend. Clean DCA loop for bitcoin-focused US residents; not competitive on FX or limits for anyone else. In 2026 Fold added a Bitcoin rewards credit card (1.5% base, up to 4%) on waitlist alongside the debit card.

5.8 / 10

Bitsa Card

Prepaid Visa with no bank account required, now paired with a Spanish IBAN and SEPA Instant. Niche but real audience, freelancers, underbanked, anyone who needs a card without a bank.

5.6 / 10

Wirex Card

An early-mover that's losing share. Rewards now run on subscription tiers (0.5% free, up to 8% on paid plans) paid in volatile WXT. Cover for completeness, but the field has moved on.

5.4 / 10

Plutus Card

PLU-token rewards on paper (3–9%), but the headline rate now needs a paid subscription, thousands of PLU staked, and Perks-aligned spend. A niche fanbase product with low limits and a 2.5% FX fee.

5.2 / 10