Fees
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Virtual card issuance | 0 USD (the product page shows this as a discount from 20 USD) |
| Deposit fee | 0% |
| Non-default currency transaction | Not published |
| Crypto conversion | Not published |
| ATM withdrawal (USD card) | Not published |
Cashback
The product page states up to 4%; no tier conditions or monthly cap are published
Who can apply
Confirmed available to residents of Taiwan and Hong Kong. Issuance fees are usually non-refundable, so walk the app as far as the KYC step before paying anything.
Where these numbers come from
Every figure above was read from the issuer’s own page: https://www.mexc.com/zh-TW/buy-crypto/mexc-card.
Checking note
Added 2026-08-12 from the "MEXC ether.fi" section of MEXC's official product page (https://www.mexc.com/zh-TW/buy-crypto/mexc-card). The distinction first: this is not the ether.fi Cash Card we list separately. Both carry the ether.fi name, but the issuer, the eligible countries and the cashback all differ. Write-ups routinely merge the two, so check which one is meant whenever you see "the ether.fi card". The country list is the most notable thing here: the product page names 68 countries and territories, and both Taiwan and Hong Kong are on it. Few of the cards we list name both in writing. This page is deliberately marked as not yet checked. The product page publishes the issuance fee, the top-up fee, the cashback ceiling, the currency and the supported wallets — but no foreign exchange fee, no crypto conversion fee and no ATM rate, and those three are where the real cost of a card like this sits. We do not fill in what the issuer has not published, so the fee table has only two rows. When MEXC publishes a full fee schedule for this card, as it has for the MEXC Card, we will complete it and mark it checked. The issuance fee is recorded as the issuer words it: the product page shows 0 USD discounted from 20 USD. That is a promotional price, not a standing one, and writing simply "free" would become wrong when the promotion ends. We have a referral relationship with MEXC; the apply button is an affiliate link (code 1WFeD) marked sponsored. This card's ranking reflects how much of its fee schedule is unpublished, not the relationship — less data, lower placement. [Hands-on, 2026-08-12] Both Apple Pay and Google Pay work, matching what the product page states. The source for this is hands-on use.