Krak Card

Cashback depends on your average balance, not on how much you spend

United Kingdom: available

Krak Card card art
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Features

  • 💱 No FX fee on foreign-currency spend
  • 🔀 Choose your spend order
  • ✈️ Up to 6% back on flights and hotels
  • 🏦 Platform account
  • 🏷️ Debit card
  • 💳 Physical card

Cashback & fees

How to get it: Free, no minimum

Cashback
0%
FX fee
Not published
FX fee 0% + crypto conversion spread (not published)
Annual fee
US$0
Free physical card
Other fees
ATM withdrawal
No Krak fee (ATM operators may charge)
Top-up
Free by bank transfer or crypto deposit; £/€0.25 + 3.75% by Apple Pay, Google Pay or debit card
Physical card replacement
Plastic £/€4.99; metal £/€60
In-app buy, sell or convert
1% per trade
Issuer
Monavate (UK/EEA)

New customer welcome

  • Max tier 2% cashback for your first 30 days

Applies automatically to new Krak customers with no sign-up; after 30 days your tier follows your average balance

Salary Match

  • up to 1% back on salary paid into Krak

At least £/€2,500 of salary paid in each month; Lite tier and above earn 0.25%–1% (Starter gets none), up to £/€250 a month; in the EEA, not available in France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain or Liechtenstein

See how much you could earn

Drag to see your cashback each month! FX fees are not deducted here.

US$800
US$200US$5,000

The Starter plan earns no cashback on spending

Plan: Starter

Works with

  • Apple Pay Supported
  • Google Pay Supported
  • ChatGPT subscription Users report it works
  • Claude subscription Not yet verified

Spend it in these places

  • United Kingdom
  • Spain
  • France
  • Italy
  • Türkiye
  • United States
  • Portugal

How to apply

  1. Use the button below to sign up with Krak Card
  2. Pass the issuer's identity check and the card is ready to use
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Know before you apply

  • Paying from crypto or a balance in another currency adds a Krak spread of unpublished size. 🔗

  • UK and EEA account balances are e-money and are not covered by deposit insurance. 🔗

  • : Krak card payments and in-app instant buys failed for about 6.5 hours, and some users' funds were held meanwhile; Kraken has marked it resolved. 🔗

  • : Krak card payments and physical card orders failed in the UK and EEA for about 8 hours. 🔗

  • : Small transfers from sanctioned addresses triggered automatic Kraken account freezes; the accounts were later restored, but those incoming funds were held. 🔗

  • Users report restricted or closed accounts with funds they could not withdraw. 🔗

Notes

Checked: 2026-10-14 · Compiled and cross-checked with the help of Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and Gemini · Unpublished details follow the Taiwan programme · Some AI subscription statuses come from user reports · Spotted a mistake? Let us know

"Available" still means passing the issuer's identity check. Rates, yields and promotions follow the official announcements and can change at any time.

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