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CoinJar Card
An Australian Mastercard for spending crypto like cash.
CoinJar Card is an Australian crypto card built around a Mastercard spend flow, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and CoinJar Rewards points. It is not the cheapest card for international use because of the published FX fee, but it is relatively straightforward to compare thanks to a clear fee table.
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Feature Overview
| Cashback | 1% returned in rewards points |
|---|---|
| KYC | Required |
| Supported regions | APAC |
| FX fee | 2.99%+ foreign transaction fee |
| Currency | AUD |
| Card tiers | Not available |
| Delivery | Digital and physical |
| Monthly fee | No card issuance fee |
| Top-up methods | CryptoCoinJar account |
| Supported networks | CoinJar supported assets |
| Withdrawal options | ATM withdrawals supported with physical card |
| ATM withdrawal fee | 1% |
Key Features
Digital and physical Mastercard card options
Apple Pay and Google Pay support
1% of purchases returned in CoinJar Rewards points
Published fee table for purchases, FX, ATM withdrawals, and disputes
Regional Availability
Available
APAC
Restricted
None listed
Not specified
None listed
Pros
- Good: Digital and physical card support
- Good: Clear public card fee table
- Good: Rewards points are earned on card purchases
Cons
- Watch: Australia-focused availability
- Watch: Foreign transaction fee is relatively high
- Watch: ATM withdrawals carry a 1% fee
General Questions
Does CoinJar Card support a physical card?
Yes. CoinJar describes both digital and physical card options for the Australian card product.
What is the CoinJar Card foreign transaction fee?
CoinJar lists a 2.99%+ foreign transaction fee on its public Australian card page.
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