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Jupiter Card
The Jupiter Card is a Visa card funded by depositing USDC or USDT on Solana (or supported tokens from other networks, converted to USDC) into a Jupiter Spend account. It is issued by Rain or DCS depending on the user's country of residence, carries no annual fee, and pays 2% cashback on qualifying purchases up to 100 USD per month, rising to 4% up to 200 USD with two or more qualifying referrals in the prior month. The card is virtual through the Jupiter app with physical cards rolling out through the end of 2026, and it supports Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Published 25 August 2026 · facts checked 2026-10-15. Image: Placeholder image. Terms can change.
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Product model
Debit
Availability
Issued by Rain or DCS depending on the user's country of residence (DCS: Australia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam); the full supported-country list is not published.
Card formats
Virtual · Physical
Verification
KYC required; card issuer is assigned by country of residence.
What it is
The product in plain English
A Visa card from Solana aggregator Jupiter, powered by USDC and USDT deposits with 2% base cashback.
Best fit, not a ranking: Solana users who hold USDC or USDT and want straightforward cashback on Visa spending.
Money movement
How the card is funded
Deposit USDC or USDT on Solana (or supported tokens from other networks, converted to USDC) into the Jupiter Spend account.
Rewards: 2% cashback on qualifying purchases up to 100 USD per month; 4% up to 200 USD per month with two or more qualifying referrals in the prior month.
Cost reality
Read beyond the headline
No annual fee; physical card 13.13 USD plus shipping; 1% FX fee (Rain) or 1.8% (DCS) on non-USD payments; ATM withdrawals 1 USD + 0.65% on Rain-issued cards.
Caution: Fees, limits and Apple Pay or Google Pay support differ by issuer and country, so check the Jupiter docs for current terms.
Getting started
How people apply
Start with the provider’s official onboarding flow, then confirm the card, issuer, and funding terms for your region.
What changed recently
Update trail
The provider’s current product page is the update source. Fees, eligibility, rewards, and availability should be rechecked before applying.
Last editorial check: 2026-10-15. CryptosBeginner does not automatically guarantee that provider pages remain unchanged after this date.
Potential upsides
What stands out
Virtual option is listed by the provider
Visa payment rail is described on the source page
Official source and fee links are included
Potential trade-offs
What to verify
Eligibility depends on residence and provider approval
The headline fee or reward may not cover every charge
Current terms should be checked before funding or applying
Before you apply
Five checks that prevent bad comparisons
01
Country
Confirm the product is actually available at your address.
02
Funding
Know whether you spend cash, converted crypto, or borrowed value.
03
Fees
Look for spreads, FX, ATM, top-up, and subscription charges.
04
Issuer
The brand on the card may not be the legal issuer.
05
Tax
Spending crypto can create tax consequences in some jurisdictions.
FAQs
Questions readers ask before applying
What does Jupiter Card cost?+
No annual fee; physical card 13.13 USD plus shipping; 1% FX fee (Rain) or 1.8% (DCS) on non-USD payments; ATM withdrawals 1 USD + 0.65% on Rain-issued cards. Provider fees and regional terms can change, so use the linked fee details before applying.
How is Jupiter Card funded?+
Deposit USDC or USDT on Solana (or supported tokens from other networks, converted to USDC) into the Jupiter Spend account.
Where is Jupiter Card available?+
Issued by Rain or DCS depending on the user's country of residence (DCS: Australia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam); the full supported-country list is not published.
What should I verify before choosing Jupiter Card?+
Check the provider’s current country eligibility, issuer, verification process, funding route, complete fee schedule, limits, and tax treatment before making your own decision. This profile is educational comparison content, not a personal recommendation.