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Crypto Cards in the United States

The United States is one of the most important but uneven markets for crypto cards. Some providers support US residents directly, while others limit access by state, partner bank, card network, compliance program or waitlist status. That makes a simple available or unavailable label less useful than a structured comparison of KYC, wallet model, fees, cashback and funding rails. This page filters Defimap card data for entries that list US availability in the current dataset. It is designed for users who want to compare practical spending options without opening every provider site first. Pay close attention to whether a card is custodial or non-custodial, whether rewards require staking or campaign participation, and whether crypto is converted at top-up or at the moment of purchase. US crypto card programs can change terms quickly, so final eligibility should always be verified with the provider before you apply or move funds. State rules may differ.

Editorial notes

How to use this guide

Best for

US residents building a shortlist before checking state eligibility and provider-specific onboarding rules.

Watch out

A card that works in one US state or program may not be available everywhere, and reward terms can change quickly.

How to choose

Compare state support, card network, wallet model, funding method, rewards and fee clarity before applying or transferring assets.

Segment checks

What to verify in this segment

Eligibility notes

Start with exact state and program eligibility. US support can still depend on issuing partners, credit or debit model, waitlists and local compliance rules.

Common fee checks

Compare foreign transaction wording, ATM terms, credit APR where relevant, reward caps and whether crypto conversion happens before or during payment.

Strong cards

Avalanche Card, Gemini Credit Card and Fold Debit Card cover different US use cases: wallet-linked spending, crypto rewards credit and Bitcoin rewards.

Quick questions

Can every US user apply for the same crypto card?

No. US crypto card availability can vary by state, partner bank and provider compliance policy.

Should US users prioritize cashback or availability?

Availability and fee clarity should come first. Cashback is useful only when the card is actually available and the reward terms are understandable.

Cards Available in United States

15 cards currently list US availability.

United States Card Comparison

Crypto card comparison table
FeatureAvalanche CardAvici CardCL Card
CashbackAvalanche CardNot availableAvici CardNot availableCL Card1% in BTC, USDC, or USDT
KYCAvalanche CardRequiredAvici CardRequiredCL CardRequired
Supported regionsAvalanche CardUSLATAMCaribbeanAvici CardUSCL CardEEAUKUSCACHCOMXBR
FX feeAvalanche Card1%Avici CardNon-USD foreign exchange fee currently 1% according to card termsCL Card2% card-spend platform fee in the current CL schedule; issuer terms can vary by region
CurrencyAvalanche CardUSDAvici CardUSDCL CardUSDEURGBPBRL
Card tiersAvalanche CardNot availableAvici CardNot availableCL CardNot available
DeliveryAvalanche CardVirtual and physicalAvici CardVirtual and physicalCL CardVirtual and physical
Monthly feeAvalanche Card$0Avici CardNot availableCL CardNo monthly account maintenance fee in the current Monavate fee document
Top-up methodsAvalanche CardUSDCUSDTAVAXWAVAXAvici CardCrypto collateralCL CardCryptoLedger Wallet
Supported networksAvalanche CardAvalancheAvici CardCrypto collateralCL CardBTCETHSOLStablecoins
Withdrawal optionsAvalanche CardPublic ATM terms are not availableAvici CardWithdraw funds anytime, subject to Avici termsCL CardATM withdrawals supported; confirm the issuer schedule for the account region
ATM withdrawal feeAvalanche CardNot availableAvici CardNot availableCL CardCurrent Monavate document lists €2.50 domestic and €3 plus 1.5% for foreign-currency withdrawals

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