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UK residents comparing cards with current GB or UK issuance signals rather than generic European merchant acceptance.
Country guide
The United Kingdom has a practical but changing market for crypto cards. Some providers support UK residents directly, some treat the UK separately from broader European coverage, and others adjust availability as issuing partners or compliance requirements change. This page filters Defimap data for cards that list UK or GB availability and compares them by the features that matter after the marketing page: KYC, rewards, FX fees, card network, wallet model, delivery options, funding methods and withdrawal terms. UK users should be especially careful with cards that advertise global or European availability without confirming local onboarding. A card can look attractive because of cashback, but still be a poor fit if top-ups are awkward, fees are unclear or physical delivery is limited. Use this page to build a shortlist, then confirm live UK eligibility, limits and fee schedules directly with the provider before applying.
Editorial notes
UK residents comparing cards with current GB or UK issuance signals rather than generic European merchant acceptance.
A provider can pause new UK applications while existing cards continue working. Check the application flow, identity-document rules and card format before relying on an older launch announcement.
Confirm current UK onboarding, then compare GBP support, weekday and weekend FX, ATM access, custody and whether rewards survive account-tier costs.
Segment checks
Treat GB or UK in the current card dataset as a shortlist, not approval. Provider residency, nationality, age and partner-bank checks still control issuance.
Compare GBP conversion, foreign and weekend transactions, ATM withdrawals, physical delivery, subscription plans and crypto-to-fiat conversion.
Kraken, Nexo, Revolut and Wirex represent different UK account models. MetaMask is excluded from new-user UK availability while its official sign-up pause remains active.
No. The UK is outside the EEA card-passporting framework, and providers often publish separate UK eligibility, fees or temporary onboarding pauses.
Start with live UK onboarding and GBP spending costs, then compare custody, crypto conversion, weekend FX, ATM access and reward conditions.
12 cards currently list GB or UK availability.
A Bitget Wallet Mastercard for crypto spending with virtual and selected physical access.
A Ledger-compatible Baanx card with cashback and published platform fees.
A non-custodial wallet card with virtual and physical options.
A tiered prepaid Visa card connected to the Crypto.com app.
A virtual Mastercard for spending selected Solana assets from Exodus.
A Mastercard debit card for spending Kraken crypto and cash balances.
A virtual Mastercard for delegated stablecoin spending from a Solana wallet.
A Mastercard with debit and credit-style modes for Nexo users.
A rewards-heavy EEA card built around PLU perks and paid plans.
A mainstream fintech card with crypto spending features inside Revolut.
A UK Mastercard debit card for spending cash or crypto from Uphold.
A multi-currency crypto and fiat card with rewards on eligible spending.
| Feature | Bitget Card | CL Card | COCA Card |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cashback | Bitget CardFee rebates within monthly quota | CL Card1% in BTC, USDC, or USDT | COCA CardUp to 8% |
| KYC | Bitget CardRequired | CL CardRequired | COCA CardNot available |
| Supported regions | Bitget CardEEAUKLATAMAPAC | CL CardEEAUKUSCACHCOMXBR | COCA CardUKEEAAPACLATAM |
| FX fee | Bitget Card0-fee quota; standard fees typically 1% to 2.2% after quota | CL Card2% card-spend platform fee in the current CL schedule; issuer terms can vary by region | COCA CardCOCA says the card helps avoid high foreign transaction fees; exact terms need live confirmation |
| Currency | Bitget CardUSD | CL CardUSDEURGBPBRL | COCA CardNot available |
| Card tiers | Bitget CardNot available | CL CardNot available | COCA CardNot available |
| Delivery | Bitget CardVirtual; physical card in selected APAC markets | CL CardVirtual and physical | COCA CardVirtual and physical |
| Monthly fee | Bitget Card$0 | CL CardNo monthly account maintenance fee in the current Monavate fee document | COCA CardNot available |
| Top-up methods | Bitget CardCrypto | CL CardCryptoLedger Wallet | COCA CardStablecoinsCrypto walletFiat |
| Supported networks | Bitget CardEthereumBNB ChainSolana | CL CardBTCETHSOLStablecoins | COCA CardStablecoins |
| Withdrawal options | Bitget CardATM withdrawals are not currently available for the virtual card | CL CardATM withdrawals supported; confirm the issuer schedule for the account region | COCA CardATM withdrawals are described on the public card page |
| ATM withdrawal fee | Bitget CardNot available | CL CardCurrent Monavate document lists €2.50 domestic and €3 plus 1.5% for foreign-currency withdrawals | COCA CardUp to $200 fee-free ATM withdrawals globally; terms may vary |
A Mastercard debit card for spending Kraken crypto and cash balances.
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A Mastercard with debit and credit-style modes for Nexo users.
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A mainstream fintech card with crypto spending features inside Revolut.
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