Wallet cards
A wallet card is connected to a self-custody wallet, meaning one where you alone hold the keys. Your funds stay there until a purchase, at which point the card provider turns the coins into the payment currency. No exchange holds the money in between, which many people consider the whole attraction.
Reviews describe the price of each card, the coins and networks that can load it, who may obtain it, and how the issuer is set up.
It helps to know what self-custody does not do. A forgotten seed phrase cannot be recovered, and the issuer keeps the power to freeze the card. Every review marks that boundary.
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1inch Card review: the programme is closed, what to do next
If you landed here searching for the 1inch card, the most important thing is not a fee table or a rewards rate.…
AQUA Card Review 2026 — Is It Safe and Worth It?
The AQUA card was one of those crypto cards that promised a simple deal: sign up with an email, load it with…
Avalanche Card Review: Fees, Limits and Who Can Sign Up
The Avalanche Card is a crypto-backed Visa card you load with stablecoins and AVAX, then spend like an ordinary payment card —…
Avici card review: who it suits, what it costs, and what can go wrong
The Avici card is a Visa payment card linked to a USDC balance held in a self-custodial smart contract. On paper it…
Bitget Card Review: Fees, Limits and Who It Actually Fits
If you have ever tried to get an ordinary bank card and been refused, or you simply spend most of your money…
Bleap Card Review: A Zero-Fee Mastercard for Crypto and Fiat
The Bleap card is a Mastercard debit card that spends either from a crypto balance or from a fiat balance, with no…
CL card review — fees, top-up options and who it actually suits
The CL card is a crypto-funded payment card that runs on top of a Ledger hardware wallet. You keep your coins in…
Exodus Card review: what it costs and who can use it
If you have trouble getting an ordinary bank card — because of where you live, what documents you hold, or how long…
Fuse card review: virtual Visa funded with USDC
Fuse is a virtual Visa debit card that you fund with USDC and spend like an ordinary card. There is no card…
Gnosis Pay Card Review: Closure, Alternatives, Holder Guide
Gnosis Pay was, for a while, one of the most pleasant crypto cards to actually spend from. No mark-up on currency conversion,…
HPX card review: who it works for, and what it costs
The HPX card is a prepaid payment card that converts crypto into dollars or euros and lets you spend the result the…
Jupiter Global card review: fees, limits and who it suits
The Jupiter Global card is a Visa payment card you load from a crypto balance rather than from a current account. You…