Crypto cards
25 Page 2Debit and prepaid cards that spend cryptocurrency: who actually issues them, how much they pay back, what fees they charge, and which countries can apply.
| # | Provider | Network | Cashback | Requires staking a token | Annual fee | Formats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 |
Belo
Belo's help center documents no current cashback for its card; what makes it worth a look is that it charges no issuance or maintenance fees.
|
Mastercard, Visa | — | — | 0 | Virtual, Physical |
| 22 |
Ripio Card
The 2% crypto cashback comes with a 0.5% purchase fee that applies precisely to crypto purchases.
|
Visa | ≥2% · 0.5% (ARS) | — | Virtual, Physical | |
| 23 |
ether.fi Cash
The advertised 3% cashback only applies to the lowest spending tier; higher tiers require staking ETHFI.
|
Visa | 0,5–3 % | — | Virtual, Physical | |
| 24 |
Uphold Card
The 4% cashback in the United States only applies to those who signed up on or after January 1, 2026.
|
Mastercard | 1–4 % | 0–99,99 USD | Virtual, Physical | |
| 25 |
CoinJar Card
Australia only: it returns 1% of every purchase in points, and the points are worth something only against CoinJar's own fees.
|
Mastercard | — | 0 | Virtual, Physical |