Lemon Card review
Crypto cardsCashback in pesos dropped from 0.5% to 0.25% on September 1, 2026; the rate paid in crypto remains at 2%.
Get your Lemon Card
- Cashback: 2 % · 0,25 %
- Cashback without locking up tokens
- No annual fee
- Free card issuance
- NetworkVisa
Country restrictions
Ordering the Lemon Card requires an Argentine identity document.
See the issuer's source · help.lemon.meLemon Card is a Visa card with no issuance or maintenance cost, linked to a validated Lemon account.
Cashback is paid in bitcoin: 2% when paying with crypto balance and 0.25% when paying in pesos, although paying with crypto also carries a 0.5% fee. The peso tier dropped from 0.5% to 0.25% on September 1, 2026, which shows the figure is not stable over time.
The name of the issuing entity is not confirmed, nor are the ATM costs or the currency-exchange fee.
Features
- Network
- Formats
- Cashback
- 2 % · 0,25 %
- Cashback paid in
- BTC
- Requires staking a token
- Annual fee
- 0
- Issuance fee
- 0
Lemon Card
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