Wallet cards in the catalogue
Entries filed under this heading share one trait: the card is linked to a wallet whose keys stay with you. Coins are not touched until a payment goes through, and only then does the card provider swap them for money the shop accepts.
Browse the entries by cost, by the coins and networks that can fund the card, by who may order it and by the kind of issuer standing behind it.
Self-custody shifts the risk and does not remove it. A lost seed phrase is gone for good, and the issuer keeps the power to block the card, so each entry notes how far that power reaches.
Articles
1inch Card Review: The Programme Is Closing — What Holders Do
The 1inch Card was one of the more widely discussed crypto payment cards: launched in April 2024 with Mastercard and Crypto Life,…
AQUA card review: suspended, not coming back
If you are reading this because you wanted a crypto payment card, I should start with the thing that decides everything else:…
Avalanche Card review: no-fee Visa spending from a crypto balance
The Avalanche Card is a Visa card, virtual and physical, that spends a balance funded by crypto rather than by a bank…
Avici card review: who it suits and what it really costs
Avici is a Visa payment card whose balance is created when you deposit USDC into a self-custodial smart contract. The pitch on…
Banqa Card Review: Fees, Limits and Who Can Actually Use It
The Banqa card is not a bank account with a card attached. It is a Visa Infinite payment card that draws on…
BenPay Alpha card review: a fee-light crypto Visa with strings attached
The BenPay Alpha card is one of a small set of payment cards that spend directly from a self-custody crypto wallet, and…
Bitget Card Review: Fees, Limits and Who It Is For
The Bitget card has no annual fee and no monthly fee, tops up from USDT, USDC, ETH or SOL, and links to…
Bitypay Card Review: Fees, Top-ups and Who Can Use It
Bitypay is a crypto payment card built around one asset: USDC. The documented model is that you hold USDC as collateral in…
Bix card review — who it is for, what it costs, and where it falls short
I spent time going through Bix's public pages, the help centre, the press material from September 2026 and what users have said…
Bleap card review: zero fees, strong cashback, thin support
If you have ever tried to get a plain bank card and could not — because of where you live, what papers…
BloFin Wallet Card Review: Fees, Limits and Reality
A crypto payment card is only worth your time if the parts you actually spend money on — the fee at the…
Cadmos card review: self-custody spending, quiet unknowns
Cadmos is a card for people who already hold stablecoins and want to spend them without moving them to somebody else's account.…