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Mastercard crypto cards compared

Mastercard is the second network most crypto cards run on, and for most issuers it is interchangeable with Visa at the till. The cards below publish Mastercard as their network. As with Visa, the network decides where the card is accepted and has no say in what it charges: the fees and the cashback rate on each row are the provider's own.

Choosing between a Mastercard crypto card and a Visa one

On price the network is not a factor, because the provider sets every fee. On acceptance the two are close enough that the decision usually comes down to which one your bank and your usual merchants already handle without friction. Where it genuinely differs is at an ATM and abroad, and the honest way to settle that is to read the ATM limit on the card rather than to assume a network guarantees one.

The 35 cards that match

Mastercard crypto cards compared
CardNetworkFormKYCAnnual feeIssuanceTop-upCashbackATM limitWalletsIn the US
1inch CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFreeFree1-2%$500 · dailyApple Pay, Google PayNo
Banxe CardMastercardVirtual, Physical—Free$10—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Binance CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFreeFree0.5-3%$290Apple Pay, Google PayNo
BitPay CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFree$10Free0%$6,000Apple Pay, Google PayNo
BlackcatcardMastercardVirtual, Physical—FreeFree—0.5-5%——No
Brighty CardVisa, MastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFree$2.99Free0.5-1.75%$3,000Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Bybit CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFreeFree2-4%$10,000Apple Pay, Google PayNo
CEX.IO CardMastercardVirtual—FreeFree—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
CryptoCash CardMastercardVirtual, Physical—Free$75—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayYes
THORWallet cardMastercardVirtualRequiredFreeFree—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
SolCardVisa, MastercardVirtualNot requiredFree$10Free0%—Apple Pay, Google PayYes
CryptoLife Card MastercardVirtual, Physical—Free$5—1-2%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Krak CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFree—0-2%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
HolyheldMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFree$290.75%0.5-1%EUR 1,000 · dailyApple Pay, Google PayNo
Kardpay CardMastercardVirtual—Free$295%0-2%$1,500 · daily—Yes
Kolo CardMastercard, VisaVirtualRequiredFreeFreeFree0-2%$500 · per withdrawalApple Pay, Google PayNo
Nebeus CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFree—0%EUR 2,000Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Pay3 CardVisa, MastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFree—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayYes
PEXX CardMastercardVirtual—FreeFree—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Ready CardMastercardPhysicalRequiredFreeFreeFree0.5-3%$500—No
RivoCard Virtual CardVisa,MastercardVirtualNot requiredFree$2.55%0%—Apple Pay, Google PayYes
Solflare CardMastercardVirtualRequiredFreeFree—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Tap CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFree$12.99—0.5-8%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Tevau CardVisa, MastercardVirtual, Physical—Free$100—0%—Google PayYes
The X Bank CardVisa, MastercardVirtual, Physical—Free$200—0-0.8%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Trustee Plus Crypto CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFree$10—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
WaldenPay Premium Virtual CardMastercardVirtualNot requiredFree$195%——Apple Pay, Google PayYes
Uphold CardVisa, MastercardVirtual, Physical—Free$4.99—1-6%—Apple Pay, Google PayYes
Utorg Crypto CardMastercardVirtual—FreeFree—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Wirex CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFree1%0.5-8%EUR 5,000Apple Pay, Google PayNo
UR Debit CardMastercardVirtual, Physical—FreeFree—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayNo
xPortal CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFree—0.1-0.5%EUR 500Apple Pay, Google PayNo
Zebec CardMastercardVirtual, Physical—$12$8—0%—Apple Pay, Google PayYes
Zero Fiat Browser ExtensionMastercardVirtualNot requiredFreeFreeFree1%——Yes
Bleap Crypto CardMastercardVirtual, PhysicalRequiredFreeFreeFree1-20%$400Apple Pay, Google PayNo

Fee, limit and KYC data was last updated 2026-10-02. Every value comes from the provider dataset bit.pizza maintains, and a dash means the dataset holds no value rather than that the fee is zero.

Which one to start with

Bleap Crypto Card costs nothing to keep. That is the floor on the one cost you pay whether you use the card or not, so it is the sensible starting point. It is not a recommendation: read its own page for the conversion fee, the ATM limit and whether the provider issues to you at all.

Common questions

Is Mastercard accepted in more places than Visa?

Not meaningfully for ordinary retail. Acceptance differences show up in specific merchants and in some ATM networks rather than in whole countries, so the card's own ATM limit and supported regions are the more useful things to compare.

Does the network affect cashback?

No. Cashback is paid by the provider and can be in the crypto you hold, in a stablecoin or in the provider's own token. The network has no part in it, which is why the rate sits next to the fees on the same row.

Why do some cards appear on both network pages?

Because the provider publishes more than one network for that product. Those rows are genuinely on both networks, so both pages list them rather than hiding one to avoid a duplicate.

Read the full card data

Every card has its own page, with every field filled in and the alternatives worth weighing it against.

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