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5 reviews

Crypto Cards

Debit and credit cards that let you spend crypto or earn crypto rewards, compared on fees, rewards and lock-up requirements.

Crypto Cards6.4 out of 10

Nexo Card Review: Spending Against Your Crypto Works, Until a Price Drop Makes It Expensive

The Nexo Card spends in debit or credit mode with no monthly fee and up to 2% cashback. We checked the loyalty tiers, the 1.9% headline rate and the liquidation risk that sits behind every credit-mode swipe.

Nexo Card page showing a dark metal card above the headline One crypto card, built for everything wealth demands

Crypto Cards6.4 out of 10

Crypto.com Visa Card Review: Is the CRO Lock-Up Still Worth It After the Cuts?

Crypto.com's Level Up tiers tie card rewards to a 12-month CRO stake or a monthly fee. We read the official tier table and the reported 2026 reward changes to see who still comes out ahead.

Crypto.com Visa Signature credit card page with the heading Spend in dollars. Earn in Bitcoin.

Crypto Cards6.4 out of 10

Coinbase One Card Review: Is 4% Bitcoin Back Real When You Need $200,000 on Coinbase?

The Coinbase One Card advertises up to 4% back in bitcoin, but the rate climbs with your Coinbase balance and needs a paid membership. We worked out who actually beats a flat 2% card.

Coinbase One Card page with the heading Earn up to 4% bitcoin back on every purchase

Crypto Cards6.4 out of 10

Bybit Card Review: Up to 10% Cashback on Paper, a Locked Gate for Many Readers

The Bybit Card advertises 2% to 10% cashback and no annual fee. We checked the tier rules, the 0.9% conversion fee and the country list, and found the top rate hard to reach and the card closed to US and UK readers.

Coin Bureau's Bybit Card review page, headlined 'Your Gateway to Crypto Spending', with pros and cons boxes

Crypto Cards6.9 out of 10

ether.fi Cash Review: Spending Against Staked ETH Works Until a 27% Drop Forces a Sale

ether.fi Cash is a Visa credit card that borrows at about 4% against weETH, with 3% cashback on the first $2,000 a month. A 27% fall from the maximum borrow starts liquidation.

ether.fi personal account page showing Core, Luxe, Pinnacle and VIP card tiers beside a phone