App and neobank cards in the catalogue
Cards listed here come bundled with an app that keeps your balance: a crypto service, a payments app or a neobank with coin support. You fund the account, the app converts at checkout, and one firm is behind fees, limits and help.
Entries record tier by tier costs, the share that conversion and currency fees take, the served countries, and the complaints users raise about locked accounts and support.
Since the company keeps the money, its licence and internal rules settle what happens when things go wrong, and every entry is written with that in view.
Articles
ARQ Card Review 2026: Fees, Countries, Top-Up Methods
If you have trouble getting an ordinary bank card — because of where you live, what documents you hold, or simply because…
AstroCard card review: fees, limits and who it suits
AstroCard is the card that comes with an AstroPay wallet. It is not really a separate banking product: it is a way…
BananaCrystal card review: the price of that metal
BananaCrystal is unusual among crypto cards in one specific way: the physical cards are not the cheap part. The plastic one costs…
Bit2Me Card Review 2026: Fees, Limits and Who It Suits
The Bit2Me card is a Mastercard that spends from a crypto platform balance rather than from a bank account, and on the…
Bitpanda Card Review 2026: Fees, Limits and Verdict
The Bitpanda card is a physical Visa debit card that spends straight from your Bitpanda account, converting your chosen crypto or metal…
BitPay card review: programme closed, balances sent by cheque
I went through what BitPay publishes, the news around the card's shutdown, and what the broader crypto card landscape looks like in…
Bitsa card review: prepaid Visa from a crypto balance
The Bitsa card is a prepaid Visa that holds euros rather than a bank account. You load it — with crypto, by…
Bitstack card review — fees, limits, who can get it
Bitstack is a French crypto brokerage that launched a physical Visa Classic debit card tied to its euro cash account. The way…
Bitwala Card Review: Fees, Top Ups and Everyday Spending
Bitwala is a German company that gives you a euro account with an IBAN and a Visa debit card attached, and lets…
Blackcatcard review: a Mastercard that works, on a shaky base
Blackcatcard is one of those crypto cards that tries to be boring in the best possible way: a euro account with a…
Bolt card review: a fee-free debit card, thin on detail
If you have ever tried to get an ordinary bank card and ended up without one — because of where you live,…
Brighty card review: crypto card with IBAN, weighed honestly
You might be looking at Brighty because an ordinary bank card is hard to come by where you live, or because you…
