Shift position themselves as “the first US Bitcoin debit card”. The company supplies a debit card that is connected to your Coinbase account. However, even though it’s supposed to be the US debit card it’s available only in 45 out of 50 states at the moment. The card costs a reasonable $10 to produce and has no ongoing fees. There is of course the standard 3% international transaction fee and $2.5 flat ATM withdrawal fee.See full review

Perviously known as E-coin, the company rebranded to Wirex in 2016. The company supplies a Chip & Pin visa debit card that can be loaded through your Wirex app (desktop or mobile). The fees are pretty similar to other cards – costing 3% for international transactions, $2.5 for ATM withdrawal and $17 to get your physical shipped to you. The company also supplies a virtual card if you don’t need the actual plastic. Like Xapo, Wirex also charges service fees, only they charge them on a monthly andSee full review

Cryptopay supplies a Bitcoin debit card that is available worldwide (unlike Bitpay). You can either order a physical card with a chip & pin, or a virtual debit card if you’re just into online shopping. Another great bonus of Cryptopay is that you do not have to supply full id verification if you don’t need high card limits. The physical card costs $15 and is shipped for free worldwide. ATM withdrawal costs $2.5 and international currency change adds another 3% on each transaction. The things See full review

Bitpay is a well known company in the BItcoin ecosystem which provides payment solutions for businesses and individuals. It allows you to get a prepaid Visa card that is loaded through your Bitpay account. The BitPay Prepaid Visa Card is available to residents in all 50 US states. You must have a home address (no PO boxes), government-issued ID, and Social Security number to apply. The card costs a flat fee of $9.95 and takes about 7 days to arrive in the mail. When traveling outside of the USee full review

Xapo was one of the first companies to supply a Bitcoin debit card. Just like Bitpay it offer a “simple” credit card that does not have a chip & pin mechanism. The cost of the card is $20 and it does have an annual fee of $12/year after the first year. Xapo ships their card to a lot of countries around the world although not to all of them (a complete list can be found here). Also their card actually has a “change pin” fee which seems pretty odd IMO. You will be able to use the card without eSee full review