About bit.pizza
bit.pizza combines a community-driven map of pizzerias that accept cryptocurrency with a plain comparison of crypto cards. Both tools are on one site: find somewhere to spend your coins directly or a card that works where you live.
The problem
Most pizza places accept only fiat money. People who hold bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies often rely on exchanges, gift cards or peer-to-peer trades instead. Crypto cards offer another option, but availability, fees, verification requirements and privacy policies vary by country.
Finding this information means checking dozens of websites, forums and Telegram channels. Card providers advertise cashback and limits while leaving the real cost in the fine print. Comparing them side by side can feel like a full-time job.
What we built
The map lists every pizzeria where customers can pay with crypto, with community verification and city search. The card table compares issuance fees, yearly service fees, top-up costs, cashback, KYC requirements and Apple Pay or Google Pay support for your country of residence.
You do not need an account, and there is no paywall. Affiliate relationships do not affect the ranking. We update the data continuously, and the form for reporting errors is one click away.
How it works
Start with the map to find nearby pizzerias that accept bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. If direct payment is not available, compare crypto cards on the same site and choose one that works in your country. You can compare alternatives without leaving the page. Once the card is issued and the pizza is ordered, the job is done.
We want crypto payments to be fast, convenient and transparent, like paying with a bank card. The map and card comparison cover the two ways to do it.