Crypto Card Guide
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Ether.fi Cash Card Available 3% Cashback DeFi wallet -
Pionex Card Available 1% Cashback Exchange -
Bitget Wallet Card Available 2% Cashback Platform account New cardholder bonus: up to US$20 for eligible spend after card activation -
COCA Card Available 1% Cashback DeFi wallet -
Jupiter Card Available 2% Cashback Platform account Referred new user reward: US$20 after US$1,000 of spend within 30 days of card activation · Claynosaurz limited card: 2% cashback, FX fees refunded on the first US$10,000 of non-USD spend each month -
Plasma One Available 2% Cashback DeFi wallet New user reward: US$10 after US$100 of spend within 14 days of opening your account · High-spend referral reward: US$200 after US$10,000 of spend within 60 days of redeeming a referral code -
RedotPay Card Available Up to 3% cashback Platform account New-user welcome bonus: 5 USDs spending credit on sign-up -
XPlace Card Available 0.5% Cashback DeFi wallet Referral reward: US$5–250 in crypto each for you and the referrer -
Ethena Pay Available 4% Cashback DeFi wallet -
KAST Card Available 1.5% Cashback Platform account -
Tria Card Available 1.5% Cashback DeFi wallet -
Wirex One Card Available 0.5% Cashback DeFi wallet -
Binance Card Unknown 1.5% Cashback Exchange -
Cashi Card Unknown 3% Cashback Platform account -
Infini Card Unknown 2% Cashback Platform account -
Roogoo Card Unknown No cashback Platform account -
Bybit Card Not Available 2% Cashback Exchange -
MEXC Global Card Not Available 4% Cashback Exchange -
OKX Card Not Available 2% Cashback Exchange -
Crypto.com Visa Card Not Available Up to 2.5% cashback Exchange -
Coinbase Card Not Available 0.5% Cashback Exchange -
Gate Card Not Available 1% Cashback Exchange -
Krak Card Not Available Up to 1% cashback Platform account -
Nexo Card Not Available 0.5% Cashback Platform account
Beginner FAQ
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Is a crypto card a credit card?
Not always. Most are debit or prepaid; each card's page shows its type.
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Where is my money held?
It depends on the account: an exchange, a platform account, or a DeFi wallet you hold.
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Can my card be frozen?
It can happen. Known cases are on each card's page.
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Who issues the card?
The brand isn't always the issuer. Known issuers are on each card's page.
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Ether.fi Cash Card
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RedotPay CardCashback
How cashback works
- Core earns 3% on the first US$2,000 of spend each month, less after that; ETHFI cashback is claimable after 7 days and can be withdrawn once it reaches US$5; some merchant categories earn no cashback.
- Basic 2% in USDC, capped at US$100 a month; 2 new qualifying referrals in a month raise it to 4% the next month, capped at US$200.
- Pro cashback counts only Apple Pay/Google Pay payments; it is paid in USDs, which can only be spent with the card, not withdrawn, transferred or used to buy cards; capped at US$18 a month, and it expires after 30 days.
Fees
Fee details
- FX fee: FX about 1% + membership markup up to 0.5%
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- FX fee: FX 1.2% + crypto conversion 1%
Payment methods
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Notes
"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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