Compare crypto cards
Put any two cards side by side: annual fee, issuance, foreign transaction fee, cashback and who can apply. Anything the issuer does not publish is marked “not published”; anything we have not tested is marked as untested. Neither is filled in with a guess.
- What matters most Whether I can even apply Some issuers publish an eligibility list, some publish only an exclusion list, and one publishes neither. That difference decides more than any fee. KAST vs RedotPay
- What matters most The cheapest foreign spend These cards settle in US dollars, so the foreign transaction fee applies to everyday purchases, not just travel. Over a year it outweighs most other costs. Bitget Wallet vs OKX
- What matters most Paying nothing to start Issuance runs from free to 100 USD. If you only want a card you can actually use, start here. Bitget Wallet vs RedotPay
- What matters most The highest cashback A headline “up to X%” almost always carries a condition. This one has to be read together with what unlocks it. ether.fi vs OKX
Bitget Walletvsether.fi - Cheaper on foreign spend
- ether.fi — 1–1.5% against 1.7%
- Cheaper to get
- Bitget Wallet — free virtual card; ether.fi charges 10 USD
- Spend without selling
- ether.fi — credit against collateral
- Choose what cashback pays in
- Bitget Wallet — USDC, BTC, gold or US equities
The other 9 pairs we have written up
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VS Bitget WalletvsRedotPay Cheaper on foreign spendRedotPay — 1.2% against 1.7% See the comparison - VS ether.fivsRedotPay Foreign transaction feeRanges overlap — we do not call a winner See the comparison
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VS OKXvsRedotPay Foreign transaction feeOKX — the issuer states it charges none See the comparison - VS Bitget WalletvsOKX Foreign transaction feeOKX — none stated, against 1.7% See the comparison
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VS Crypto.comvsRedotPay Foreign transaction feeCrypto.com — 0.5% at entry tier, nothing above it, against 1.2% See the comparison -
VS Bitget WalletvsBybit Foreign transaction feeBitget Wallet — 1.7% against 2% See the comparison - VS ether.fivsOKX Foreign transaction feeOKX — none stated, against 1–1.5% See the comparison
- VS Crypto.comvsether.fi Foreign transaction feeCrypto.com — 0.5% at entry tier, nothing above it See the comparison
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VS KASTvsRedotPay Cost to get the cardKAST — 2 free virtual cards, physical is shipping only See the comparison
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The calculator takes a different route: enter what you spend each month and it works out the net return on every card at once — cashback minus foreign transaction fees minus annual fees. Because these cards settle in US dollars, that middle term applies to everyday spending, not just travel, and it changes the ranking more than most people expect.