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Pricing

The official homepage advertises a 1% transaction fee. Card-tier issuance, top-up, ATM, and renewal terms should be confirmed in the provider’s Pricing and Terms pages.

Availability

The official page advertises international use and 190+ country coverage; confirm the current supported-country list and card route before funding.

Pricing

The official regional fee page states no monthly or annual fee and no top-up fee, with a $0.10 activation fee shown for that region; other regional charges may differ.

Availability

Region-dependent; eligibility and card availability should be checked in the current application flow.

Pricing

BloFin says card-deposit service fees are shown before confirmation; no single universal issuance or monthly schedule is published on the reviewed page.

Availability

The official page says Visa cards are available in certain countries and regions; exact country access is shown in the app.

Pricing

Bybit’s card page does not publish one universal fee table in the visible overview; card, conversion, ATM, and regional fees should be checked in the application flow and terms.

Availability

Certain countries only; the reviewed official notice explicitly excludes European Economic Area customers.

Pricing

The official FAQ lists 0 USDT issuance, a $1 monthly fee per card, 1% crypto conversion in, 1% non-USD FX, and a 50 USDT refund-handling fee.

Availability

BYDFi card access depends on account level, country exclusions, verification, and provider approval; the official FAQ links a current unsupported-country list.

Pricing

The reviewed product page does not present one universal fee schedule; provider and country terms apply.

Availability

Country-dependent; the provider and underlying account arrangement vary by residence.

Pricing

No Coinbase transaction fees or annual fee are advertised on the reviewed page; a spread may apply when crypto is bought, sold, or traded.

Availability

United States; Coinbase says all states except Hawaii on the reviewed page.

Pricing

The reviewed USD table showed free Midnight Blue, $4.99/month or $49.90/year Ruby Steel, and $29.99/month or $299.90/year Jade Green; higher tiers use CRO lockup requirements. Terms vary by region.

Availability

Jurisdiction-dependent; Crypto.com publishes separate regional disclosures.

Pricing

No complete issuance, monthly, FX, ATM, or conversion fee schedule is published on the reviewed official page.

Availability

The official page markets global use but says products and features may be region-dependent; the card is presented through an early-access flow.

Pricing

The reviewed official card page does not show a complete issuance, monthly, FX, ATM, or top-up fee table; confirm the current plan and card terms in the application.

Availability

DogPay describes global payment scenarios, but individual availability depends on region, identity verification, account review, and the issuing partner.

Pricing

Core is listed at $29 one-time with 5% top-up fees; Pro at $99 one-time with 4% top-up fees; Elite at $299 one-time with 3% top-up fees. Physical Elite is listed at $299 one-time with a 4% top-up fee and pre-orders soon.

Availability

The official page advertises 180+ countries; eligibility and card issuance remain subject to the account flow and provider terms.

Pricing

The official page lists $0 annual, virtual-card, and replacement fees, with a 1.8% FX fee and 0.53% top-up conversion fee. A physical card is marked coming soon.

Availability

Kite advertises use in 180+ countries; the exact application-country list and issuing-partner terms should be checked in the current flow.

Pricing

Kripicard links a published fee schedule and fee calculator; the reviewed homepage emphasizes transparent fees but does not establish one universal price for every BIN or card route.

Availability

The official site advertises 190+ countries, but country-specific eligibility and card BIN availability should be checked in the current onboarding flow.

Pricing

Virtual is listed as free; Metal is listed at $199/year. A minimal transaction fee may apply.

Availability

Country and territory dependent; the reviewed page listed supported countries and noted temporarily closed US and UK signups.

Pricing

The current page displays a card-issuance figure of 20 USD crossed out to 0 USD for the shown route; spending, conversion, FX, and physical-card fees require regional confirmation.

Availability

The official page visibly lists the Philippines, Taiwan, Vietnam, and other country routes; exact product availability depends on the selected region.

Pricing

Nexo states no monthly, annual, or inactivity card fees; FX charges and other terms vary by region, tier, and usage.

Availability

Selected European countries including the EEA and UK, subject to identity verification and eligibility.

Pricing

The dedicated card page lists a $10 virtual-card activation fee with $5 credited back, an effective setup cost of $5, no monthly or annual fee, and a 2%–2.5% FX charge for non-USD purchases. Physical-card pricing is listed separately.

Availability

Oppi advertises availability in 210+ countries, subject to local regulatory and provider restrictions.

Pricing

Card issuance, subscription, FX, ATM, and conversion fees are not published for the coming-soon card.

Availability

The official page markets Paybis services across 180+ countries, but the card itself is shown as coming soon and may have separate regional eligibility.

Pricing

The official site states no monthly or annual card fee and says standard fees and limits apply under cardholder terms.

Availability

Peanut advertises 140+ countries and a gradual card rollout; exact card eligibility, issuer, and country availability require a current waitlist check.

Pricing

$5/month promotional pricing is shown for 2026, with a 3.5% fee on reloads; other card, ATM, and subscription terms should be checked in the current page.

Availability

The provider markets worldwide Visa use but states that individual merchants and country rules can still decline transactions.

Pricing

The official Help Center lists a $10 virtual-card issuance fee and $100 physical-card issuance fee. RedotPay states there is no monthly or annual card-management fee; transaction, ATM, conversion, and other charges may still apply.

Availability

Registration is unavailable in certain countries and regions; verify the current unsupported-country list.

Pricing

Rizon directs users to its fees-and-limits page for current card, spending, withdrawal, and account costs rather than publishing one universal price on the card landing page.

Availability

The official services notice limits the intended audience to residents and domiciled individuals in the United States or certain Latin American countries, subject to licensing.

Pricing

SwissBorg says there are no service or annual fees, but crypto-to-fiat conversion fees apply; the current pricing policy controls the details.

Availability

The official page says the card is available for residents in 30+ regions, including the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland; exact country access applies.

Pricing

The reviewed official card page does not publish a complete universal issuance, monthly, FX, ATM, or conversion fee schedule.

Availability

The provider markets global Visa use, but card availability and services depend on the applicable Tevau entity, country, verification, and local restrictions.

Pricing

The official page describes a free and instant Virtual Card but does not present one complete public fee table for every tier. Review the current application and legal terms for issuance, conversion, FX, ATM, and premium-card costs.

Availability

Tria advertises card spending in 150+ countries; confirm current country eligibility in the application flow.

Pricing

The reviewed official page lists a one-time $5 activation fee, no maintenance fee, and no commission for spending in dollars. FX, ATM, funding, and account terms should be checked before use.

Availability

Wallbit advertises use in 180+ countries; country, merchant, billing-address, and account restrictions apply.

Pricing

The official FAQ lists a €2.99 virtual-card opening fee and €29.99 physical-card opening fee, plus a 1% Bitcoin conversion fee and approximately 0.5% exchange spread.

Availability

The official FAQ states that residents aged 18+ in the European Economic Area can apply.

Pricing

The official page describes no credit check, no minimum balance, and no hidden fees, but does not publish one complete card fee schedule in the reviewed material.

Availability

The provider says availability is subject to geographic, regulatory, and eligibility requirements and is accessed through the mobile app.

Pricing

The provider does not disclose a universal issuance fee in the reviewed public page; non-USD spending may involve FX and cross-border costs.

Availability

Whop markets the product broadly, but business eligibility, KYC, collateral, issuer, and regional terms apply.

Pricing

The reviewed page shows the Exclusive virtual card as free to start and lists $20/year in its feature table, with physical-card and limited-issuance conditions requiring confirmation in the current terms.

Availability

Winity advertises 180+ countries, but says services are issued in Hong Kong and availability may vary by jurisdiction.

Pricing

The reviewed product page advertises no monthly or annual card fee; applicable terms and regional charges should be checked with Wirex.

Availability

Wirex advertises availability in 150+ countries, subject to product and jurisdictional restrictions.