Crypto cards

The BitPay USD 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 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 CoinsBank EUR 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 EUR 4.95 with no PoS fees but a 3% currency conversion cost. Monthly fees and inactivity fees are charged from the second… See more

The AdvCash Bitcoin debit cards are some of the most competitive on the market with set of low to none existent fees. Even foreign exchange conversion fees are low at 2% ATM fees at EUR 2 and the cost of the card itself at EUR 4.99. See more

The Shake EUR Plastic card is accepted worldwide by either chip & pin or swipe and sign, allowing users to withdraw cash at ATMs all over the world or on online transactions. The Shake Android app allows you to top up your with Bitcoin, Dash, and Ethereum. The card has a 1€ monthly fee and a 3% foreign currency conversion cost. See more

BonPay is a project by a team of Bitcoin enthusiasts with the aim Bitcoin transfers more simple, safe and seamless. It includes a wide range of solutions, from Bitcoin storage to plastic or virtual card, helping to pay with Bitcoin anywhere.  The Bonpay EUR card comes in virtual or plastic formats and allows users to use their Bitcoin holdings to pay… 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 Wirex GBP Payment Card is Visa secured and crypto-enabled. It offers instant in-app currency exchange between fiat and crypto in any direction (£, $, €, Bitcoin and Litecoin). Once the account has been verified, users can manage multi-currencies using the virtual card through the app or order a physical card instead. The sort code and account number… 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

SpectroCoin GBP Bitcoin Debit Card Verified is hooked into SpectroCoin's own exchange and wallet system. The card has a standard set of foreign currency conversion fees at 3%. Point of Sale purchase shave no extra charge but there is a monthly service charge at £1. There is no inactivity fee. Topping up from a spectrocoin account does not have a… See more