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
Wallib card review: a cheap Visa for pesos, built in Colombia
I went through the Wallib card's own pages and the surrounding record with one question in mind: if I had a hard…
wavecard Review: A Bitcoin Visa Card for the Euro Area
wavecard is a Visa debit card that spends a bitcoin balance, aimed squarely at people in the European Economic Area who want…
Wayex card review: free digital Visa for stablecoin spending
The Wayex card is a Visa debit card that lets you spend stablecoins and fiat from a single balance, with a free…
WebitPay card review: fees, limits and who it is really for
If you have been searching for a plain Visa card that you can load with USDT or USDC and then spend like…
Whop card review: Visa spending from a crypto balance, scored
The Whop card is a Visa debit card you issue from inside a Whop account and spend directly from your Whop balance,…
Wirex Card Review 2026: Fees, Limits and Real-World Use
If you have ever been turned away from an ordinary bank account, or you simply want one card that spends both your…
Xapo Bank Card Review: Costs, Eligibility, Real Fees
Xapo Bank's card is not a free crypto debit card. It sits behind a membership that costs USD 1,000 a year, with…
Xexon Card Review: What the Fees and Licence Gaps Mean for You
Xexon is not really a crypto card in the way the marketing usually uses that phrase. It is an offshore USD bank…
ZAR card review: a self-custody Visa that spends USDC from your own wallet
You hold dollars in USDC, you don't want to leave them on an exchange, and you still want a card you can…
