35 crypto cards and neobanks ranked
Every card is funded and spent with our own money. We rank on the FX spread actually deducted, not the advertised rate.
35 cards
#1 Ethena Pay: 1% FX spread (independently verified), last verified 20 Oct 2026; #2 Coca Card: 1.18% FX spread (independently verified), last verified 20 Oct 2026; #3 EtherFi: 0.51% FX spread (independently verified), last verified 20 Oct 2026.
#1
I've been testing Ethena Pay for the last couple of days, and it feels (almost) premium. It's in Beta, As soon as it's on Android and includes a few of its promised upcoming fea...
#2
Everyday spending and subscription rebates
Non-custodial wallet, stablecoin cashback, and the strongest all-round economics in the test.
#3
Everyday spending while your collateral keeps earning
The instant 3% cashback card. EtherFi does everything you need for a crypto card.
#4
Higher-volume Bybit users
A double-charge structure: 2% FX plus a 0.9% crypto conversion fee on top.
#5
A dependable secondary card
A decade-old operator with competitive FX, held back by token-denominated rewards.
#6
A basic crypto card
The start of a crypto card with its only benefit being its design choice.
#7
Everyday user, Corporate boss
A neat, high reward, low fee, neobank. This card targets your average user, and your corporate boss. Plus, you get $25 for signing up (after 3 purchases within 30 days)
#8
High spenders for luxury shopping, luxury travel bookings, dining & entertainment/events, software subscriptions (AI tools, cloud services, streaming services etc.) Freelancers, Digital Nomads, Influencers, anyone requiring regular cross-border payments, Luxury service providers.
Seamless payment infrastructure enabling digital assets to be used in the real world. Multi-currency accounts, virtual and physical cards accepted at Visa merchants worldwide, c...
#9
Stablecoin holders who want to spend without giving up custody
Self-custodial stablecoin spending with vault yield built in. Best card for premium perks like lounge access, or AI cashback.
#10
Holders who want to spend against BTC, ETH or SOL rather than sell it
A crypto-backed credit line that lets you spend without selling your holdings.
#11
Business and Business use.
A business and personal crypto wallet and card. No app yet, just a Telegram mini-app to handle everything you need. Bfinance is a crypto-fiat payment platform that allows busine...
#12
Global earners, travelers, freelancers and remote workers paid in stablecoins or multiple currencies
Global USD and EUR accounts with a Visa debit card, 1:1 stablecoin top-ups, fee-free EUR spending and a points-based rewards system, with an optional Pulsar Pro subscription.
#13
Kraken users in the UK, EEA, US - Not available in New York, Maine, Massachusetts, and Indiana.
Kraken's neobank-style card: IBAN salary deposits, multi-asset spending and integrated vaults.
#14
Self-custody with minimal setup friction
The most transparent Mastercard rails in the test, Assetback is great (Auto-DCA into BTC, Gold, USDC, Stocks)
#15
South African users and businesses that need a regulated on and off-ramp (ZAR, USD, EURO)
Licensed South African treasury infrastructure for moving between fiat and stablecoins.
#16
Frequent travellers who can lock collateral
A $30 self-custodial secured Visa crypto card. My best usage comes from USD to USDC onramping. The card is aimed at frequent travellers: lounges, hotels and flight perks.
#17
Larger one-off transactions
The best true Web3 architecture in the test, undermined by a $0.25 minimum fee per spend.
#18
Privacy-focused users
A privacy-first aggregator offering eight card options, including no-KYC issuance.
#19
Beginners and non-technical users
A very cheap beginner-friendly self-custodial Visa card with a genuine 0% FX fee.
#20
Businesses funding SaaS and ad spend with stablecoins
A capable corporate expense platform with strong yield, let down by a 3% FX fee.
#21
A decent crypto card for unique QR focused regions. If you're Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mangolia, Philippines, Vietnam, or Thailand. This is for you.
#22
International users who need a US card BIN
A US-BIN card backed by BitGo custody and $250M of insurance.
#23
A high-limit backup card
The most widely used card in South Africa: very high limits, no consumer rewards.
#24
Large USD and Solana-denominated spending
Solana-native and well built, but a flat micro-transaction fee punishes small purchases.
#25
Telegram users who want lounge access at a low entry cost
Telegram-native card management with cheap access to airport lounges.
#26
A great UI, a MiCa Compliant Card, and an incomplete system. Send almost gets it right.
#27
European crypto natives
The most technically mature self-custodial card in Europe, with 0% FX fees.
#28
Users in the Chinese market who want asset management and a card in one app
An all-in-one asset manager with eSIM top-ups and cards aimed at the Chinese market.
#29
US residents, Chinese applicants.
A US Ready crypto card. A standard, no bull, just use case.
#30
No KYC Fnatics
No KYC comes with a cost.
#31
EEA and UK holders who want to spend without selling their crypto
Nexo's dual-mode card: borrow against your crypto in Credit Mode or spend it in Debit Mode.
#32
US Coinbase users who mainly spend USDC
Coinbase's Visa debit card: no card fees, variable crypto rewards, spread on every crypto swipe.
#33
Self-custody users in Europe and LatAm who spend stablecoins in their home currency
Self-custody Mastercard from MetaMask: funds stay in your wallet until you tap, 1% to 3% back in mUSD.
#34
People who hold USDT and want a simple Visa card for online subscriptions and travel
USDT Visa card with virtual and physical options and a flat FX fee on non-USD spend.
#35
WhiteBIT users outside the EEA who want to spend exchange balances and pick up category cashback
WhiteBIT's Visa debit card that spends straight from your exchange balance, with category cashback in BTC or WBT.
| # | Card | FX spread | Card cost | Base cashback | Custody | Setup time | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ethena Pay | 1% | 0 | 4% | Non-Custodial (no option to see keys until deleting account | 10 minutes | 8.5/10 |
| 2 | Coca Card | 1.18% | Free | 1% in USDC, paid on the 10th | Non-Custodial | ~8 minutes | 9.2/10 |
| 3 | EtherFi | 0.51% | Free | 3% instant | Non-Custodial | ~8 minutes | 9.2/10 |
| 4 | Bybit Card | 2.9% | Free | 2% paid in points | Custodial | Fast to apply, but heavily gated for South African applicants | 7.4/10 |
| 5 | Wirex One | 1.18% | Free | 0.5% paid in stables | Self-Custodial | ~12 minutes | 8.1/10 |
| 6 | Cashi | 0% | Free | No cashback | Custodial | 7 minutes | 7.9/10 |
| 7 | Solid | 1% | Free | 3 | Custodial | 8 minutes | 7/10 |
| 8 | PayitFast | 1% | Virtual Visa Platinum $5; Physical PVC Visa Signature $50 | 3% in USDC | Non-Custodial | About 3 min (ID + face scan KYC) | 7/10 |
| 9 | Plasma One | 1% | Free, 30EUR for Physical | 2 | Non-custodial | 10 minutes | 7.4/10 |
| 10 | XPlace | 1% | Free | 1% + 1% | Non-Custodial | ~10 minutes | 8.5/10 |
| 11 | Bfinance Card | 1.5% | $1 (added straight to balance, so its free) | No cashback | Custodial | 10 minutes | 7.4/10 |
| 12 | Pulsar | 1% | Free (Pro $10/month optional) | 0.5% in Points (Free, first $500, then 0.25%); 4% in Points on Pro | Non-custodial (as stated by Pulsar) | 5-10 minutes | 6.8/10 |
| 13 | Krak | 0% | $0 | 0% (first cashback unlocks at $200 portfolio) | Custodial | ~20 minutes | 8/10 |
| 14 | Bitget Wallet | 0.51% | Virtual: Free | Physical: $49 processing & shipping | Full FX fee refunded as cashback | Non-Custodial | ~10 minutes | 7/10 |
| 15 | EasyOnRamp | 1.3% | Free for Physical and Virtual | No cashback | Custodial | Multi-hour approval process | 7/10 |
| 16 | Avici | 1.15% | Virtual Platinum is $15; Virtual Signature is $30/year; | No cashback | Non-Custodial | ~10 minutes | 6.8/10 |
| 17 | Oobit | 1% | Free | 1% (up to 10% on tiers) | Non-Custodial | ~7 minutes | 8.2/10 |
| 18 | KazePay | 2.17% | $25 | No cashback | Non-Custodial | ~15 minutes | 5.8/10 |
| 19 | MiniPay | 0% | Free (Code Gated for now) | 5% cashback | Non-Custodial | ~8 minutes | 7.8/10 |
| 20 | Infini | 3% | 10 | 2% | Custodial | 20 minutes | 5/10 |
| 21 | Jupiter Card | 1.8% | 0 | 2% | Self-Custodial | 10 minutes | 7.7/10 |
| 22 | DPT Pay | 1% | $10 | No cashback | Custodial | ~8 minutes | 7.5/10 |
| 23 | RedotPay | 2.53% | $10 | No cashback | Custodial | ~12 minutes | 7.2/10 |
| 24 | Kast | 2% | $2 | 1.5%, locked for 14 days | Custodial | ~10 minutes | 6.3/10 |
| 25 | Karta | 2.5% | $5 | No cashback | Non-Custodial | 6 minutes | 6.4/10 |
| 26 | Send | 0% | Free | No cashback | Self-Custodial | 5 minutes | 7.2/10 |
| 27 | Gnosis App | 0% | Virtual is Free; Physical Visa card is €30 | 5% cashback | Self-Custodial | 20 minutes | 6/10 |
| 28 | UPay Wallet | 1.5% | $10 | 3% cashback | Custodial | 10 minutes | 6.5/10 |
| 29 | Stella Pay | 0% | Free | No cashback | Custodial | 1 Day | 5/10 |
| 30 | Offgrid | 0% | $49/yr - $197/yr | No cashback | Self-custody | Once you have a code, 5 minutes | 5/10 |
| 31 | Nexo Card | 0.2% | Free. Virtual needs $50 balance; physical free incl. shipping with Gold tier and $5,000+ portfolio | 0.5% in NEXO or 0.1% in BTC (Base tier, Credit Mode, $5,000+ balance) | Custodial | Virtual card activates almost instantly | Not rated yet |
| 32 | Coinbase Card | 0% | $0 | Variable crypto rewards, rate shown in app (US only) | Custodial | Not rated yet | |
| 33 | MetaMask Card | 1% | Virtual free; Metal $199/year (replacement $99) | 1% in mUSD (Virtual) | Self-custodial | Virtual activates instantly | Not rated yet |
| 34 | Tevau Card | 1.2% | Virtual $20, Plastic $100 (one-time) | None published | Custodial | Virtual card issued in the app after approval | Not rated yet |
| 35 | WhiteBIT Nova USD Card | 1.5% | Free | Up to 10% by category, capped at $25 a month | Custodial | Virtual card after KYC and card application in the app | Not rated yet |
I'm Tristyn Pawson, founder of ConsistenC.xyz. Over the last five years I've worked on marketing, development and growth across five crypto cards and neobanks, building at least three of them from scratch.
Alongside that I've run in-depth research on 20+ crypto banks to understand what actually makes someone keep a card in their wallet. These rankings reflect that: which problems are tolerable, and which ones are genuine deal breakers.
