Crypto cards by feature
Once you know which cards you can get, this is how you narrow the rest — by what the card actually does for you.
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Crypto cards with no annual fee
No annual fee and no account maintenance fee. Check the issuance fee separately — a free card you paid 100 USD to receive is not free, and some cards charge yearly under a name other than "annual fee". · 10 cards
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Crypto cards that work with Apple Pay
Cards that can be added to Apple Pay. Several issuers support Google Pay only, and a few say one thing in the specification and another in the application steps — where we have tested it ourselves, the card page says so. · 9 cards
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Crypto cards that spend USDT
Cards funded with USDT. Note whether the issuer converts at a fixed 1:1 to USD or at a market rate with a spread — that difference is a real cost that rarely appears in the fee table. · 9 cards
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Crypto cards you can withdraw cash with
Cards that support ATM withdrawals, with the fee and the caps side by side. Read the caps first: they stop you long before the percentage hurts. · 7 cards
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Crypto cards that come with a physical card
Cards you can hold: usable in shops that do not take mobile payment, and at ATMs. Physical cards almost always cost more to issue than virtual ones, and some are invite-only. · 6 cards
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Crypto cards with high cashback
Headline cashback rates are frequently tiered, capped monthly, limited to a launch window, or paid in a token. Every rate here links to the card page where the conditions are written out. · 5 cards
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Crypto cards with airport lounge access
Lounge access is usually gated behind a card tier, a spending threshold or a staking requirement. The eligibility condition matters more than the perk itself, so each card page states it. · 3 cards