Crypto cards

The CryptoPay GBP Bitcoin Debit Card offers users the ability to top up from their Cryptopay Bitcoin wallet. The card has the standard sets of fees for foreign and domestic ATM withdrawals and has a 1% loading fee for pushing your funds into pounds on the card.  There is also a monthly fee of 1 pound on top of the initial price of £15 GBP. Foreign… See more

WageCan is a Bitcoin focused company that provides both debit card solutions and cloud mining contracts. The WageCan Golden USD card costs $225 to set up and has no activation fees. The card has a 1.5% foreign transaction fee and an ATM withdrawal fee of 2.5% (or minimum $3) for national and international withdrawals. See more

This is a Paycent GBP debit card. It can be purchased both in virtual or physical formats and both are free (standard shipping). The physical card has no monthly fees but has a 3% foreign currency conversion cost. In the Paycent card, the balance is always held in Bitcoin and is converted to fiat when required. Paycent offers additional features on its… See more

The Monaco Rose Gold card doesn't have a setup cost and will provide a 1.5% cashback on all purchases. No monthly/yearly fee will be charged to the users, unless the monthly limit of $800 is reached, thereafter, a 2% fee will be charged. Also, there will be a $10,000 interbank exchange rates limit per month, thereafter, a 0.5% fee will be charged. Users… See more

The Xapo Bitcoin EUR debit card costs EUR 17 and has a 3% foreign currency conversion cost. Xapo was one of the first to issue a Bitcoin debit card linked in to their Bitcoin wallet system.  The launch was plagued with issues such as the card not being branded, the wrong currency card being sent to the wrong jurisdiction and so on. However most of these… See more

The BitPay EUR card is the latest offering for the payments institution Bitpay. Their fee schedule is incredibly honest telling you how to avoid the extra surcharges and fees - for example telling you to use a PoS (Point of Sale) terminal to get cashback and not face the €2 ATM surcharge - refreshing! However, the standard range of surcharges does apply… See more

The Xapo Bitcoin GBP debit card costs £15 and has a 3% foreign currency conversion cost. Xapo was one of the first to issue a Bitcoin debit card linked in to their Bitcoin wallet system.  The launch was plagued with issues such as the card not being branded, the wrong currency card being sent to the wrong jurisdiction and so on. However most of these… See more

The CoinsBank GBP card is has a multitude of restricted uses including use in the United States. This  is another card that does have a variety of increased fees levied on various transactions with ATM fees higher than average at GBP 4.95 with no PoS fees but a 3% currency conversion cost. Monthly fees and inactivity fees are charged from the second… See more

WageCan is a Bitcoin focused company that provides both debit card solutions and cloud mining contracts. The WageCan Bitcoin USD debit card costs €184 to set up and has no activation fees. The card has a 1.5% foreign currency conversion cost and an ATM withdrawal fee of 2.5% (or minimum €2.45) for national and international withdrawals. See more

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