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Crypto Card Fees Compared

Crypto card cost is rarely captured by one number. A provider can offer free issuance and charge for funding, advertise zero FX while applying a crypto conversion or cross-border fee, or pair cashback with a paid plan and monthly cap. This guide uses a curated set of cards whose providers publish enough fee information to compare the full path from wallet or account funding to purchase, cash withdrawal and replacement. It separates acquisition cost, recurring cost and transaction cost so readers can estimate a realistic month instead of ranking cards by one headline. Unknown charges remain labelled as unknown rather than treated as zero. Start with residency eligibility, then model the exact funding asset, merchant currency, ATM use and card tier you expect. Provider schedules can vary by market and change after publication, so each card profile links to the current sources that should be checked before applying.

Editorial notes

How to use this guide

Best for

Users comparing the complete cost of a crypto card rather than one advertised fee or cashback percentage.

Watch out

A zero monthly fee can coexist with issuance, crypto conversion, cross-border, ATM, replacement or paid-tier costs. Fee schedules also differ by market and card tier.

How to choose

Estimate one realistic month of funding and spending, then include every fee between the source wallet and the final purchase or cash withdrawal.

Segment checks

What to verify in this segment

Eligibility notes

Check issuance eligibility before comparing prices. A cheap card that cannot onboard your residency, state or identity document is not a usable option.

Common fee checks

Compare issuance, delivery, subscription, top-up, conversion, FX or cross-border, ATM, replacement, inactivity and reward-tier costs. Treat an unpublished fee as unknown, not zero.

Strong cards

The useful shortlist is the one with current provider fee sources and a funding model that matches the user. Defimap includes only cards with enough published cost data for a meaningful comparison on this page.

Fee scenarios

What can make each card expensive

These rows use current provider disclosures and show why the cheapest card changes by behavior. They are decision checks, not a promise that every fee applies in every market.

Crypto card fee comparison by common spending scenario
FeatureMetaMaskNexoCrypto.comRedotPayTrustee PlusWhiteBIT
Getting the cardMetaMaskVirtual tier is free; Metal orders are pausedNexoVirtual activation from $50 account balance; physical eligibility is higherCrypto.comVaries by market and tierRedotPay$10 virtual or $100 physicalTrustee Plus$10 virtual cardWhiteBITApplication is free; physical delivery varies
Everyday fundingMetaMaskDelegate supported wallet assets; token fees varyNexoDebit conversion or collateral-backed Credit ModeCrypto.comFiat, crypto or card top-up; market fees varyRedotPay1% crypto conversion; bank-card funding costs 3%Trustee Plus0.5% to move USDC or USDT into card balanceWhiteBITSpends from selected Main balance assets
Foreign or cross-border spendMetaMaskVirtual tier has a 1% cross-border feeNexo0.2% to 2% weekdays; higher on weekendsCrypto.comUS lower tiers charge 3% on non-USD useRedotPay1.2% foreign-currency fee can stack with conversionTrustee PlusUses the Visa rate for non-USD purchasesWhiteBITTransaction fees can reach 1%
Cash accessMetaMaskVirtual ATM access is limited by market; Metal orders are pausedNexoTier-based free allowance, then 2% with a minimum feeCrypto.comTier-based free allowance, then 2% in the USRedotPayPhysical card only; provider and ATM-operator fees applyTrustee PlusNo ATM access on the current virtual cardWhiteBITPhysical only; EUR 3 in EEA, plus 2.2% outside EEA

Quick questions

What is the most commonly missed crypto card fee?

Conversion and cross-border costs are commonly missed because a provider can advertise no monthly fee while charging when crypto becomes fiat or when merchant currency differs from card currency.

Can cashback offset crypto card fees?

Sometimes, but calculate the eligible reward after subscriptions, caps, excluded merchant categories, conversion and FX costs. Use the normal reward rate rather than a temporary campaign maximum.

Does zero FX mean a card is free abroad?

No. Crypto conversion, cross-border, ATM-operator, funding and dynamic currency conversion costs can remain even when the provider adds no separate FX markup.

Filtered Cards

9 cards match this programmatic filter.

Fasset
Visa
KYCAustraliavirtual
Fasset Card

A virtual Visa card backed by USDT in the Fasset app.

Cashback
Not available
KYC
Required
Regions
Australia, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Pakistan, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Cote d'Ivoire, Senegal, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands
FX fee
1.1% for non-USD purchases; cross-border fee up to 1.1%
MetaMask
Mastercard
KYCCAvirtual
MetaMask Card

A self-custody wallet card for spending directly from MetaMask.

Cashback
Up to 3%
KYC
Required
Regions
CA, Andorra, Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Guatemala, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Italy, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Uruguay
FX fee
No added FX markup; 1% Virtual cross-border fee

Comparison Table

Crypto card comparison table
FeatureCrypto.com Visa CardFasset CardKardPay Card
CashbackCrypto.com Visa CardUp to 4.5% prepaid-card rewards under current Level Up termsFasset CardOWN Points, not a confirmed cashback rateKardPay Card1% to 2% after locking $3,000 to $18,000 of KDY for 180 days
KYCCrypto.com Visa CardRequiredFasset CardRequiredKardPay CardNot available
Supported regionsCrypto.com Visa CardUSUKEUAPACFasset CardSelected APAC, Africa, Middle East, Americas and Caribbean countriesKardPay CardSelected countries; verify issuance eligibility in the KardPay app
FX feeCrypto.com Visa CardUp to 3%; 0% on selected higher tiers and limitsFasset Card1.1% for non-USD purchases; cross-border fee up to 1.1%KardPay CardNot available
CurrencyCrypto.com Visa CardUSDEURGBPSGDFasset CardUSDUSDTKardPay CardUSDEUR
Card tiersCrypto.com Visa CardBasic, Plus, Pro and Private Level Up plans; legacy card colors remain in regional fee tablesFasset CardVirtual cardKardPay CardCore ($10,000/year), Pro ($50,000/year), Elite virtual ($500,000/month); Physical Elite pre-order ($100,000/month)
DeliveryCrypto.com Visa CardVirtual and physicalFasset CardVirtualKardPay CardVirtual available; physical Elite card listed as pre-orders soon
Monthly feeCrypto.com Visa CardPlan, subscription or CRO lockup terms vary by market and tierFasset CardNot availableKardPay CardNo subscription tracked; one-time card fees and transaction fees apply
Top-up methodsCrypto.com Visa CardCryptoBank transferFiat walletFasset CardUSDTFasset walletKardPay CardUSDTUSDCCrypto top-up
Supported networksCrypto.com Visa CardCrypto.com supported assetsFasset CardEthereumPolygonOptimismArbitrumKardPay CardTRC-20ERC-20
Withdrawal optionsCrypto.com Visa CardATM withdrawals supported with tier-based free monthly allowancesFasset CardWithdraw card balance back to Fasset walletKardPay CardNot available on the current virtual card; physical Elite pre-orders advertise a $1,500 daily ATM limit
ATM withdrawal feeCrypto.com Visa Card2% after free monthly allowanceFasset CardNot applicableKardPay CardNot published

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