Crypto card guide
No-KYC crypto cards: cards that need no identity check
A no-KYC crypto card is one the provider will issue without an identity document, a selfie or a proof of address. The trade is usually not free: providers that skip verification cap how much you can spend, how much you can take out at an ATM, or which countries you can use the card in. Every card below is one where we have no identity check on record. The limits column shows what the provider publishes, so you can see where the missing verification comes back as a number.
Crypto debit card no KYC: what the limits cost you
The cards below are the ones where the provider publishes no identity check. They are crypto debit cards funded from a balance you already hold, so nobody is lending you anything; what you give up instead is the ceiling. A provider that does not know who you are caps what you can spend per day, how much you can take out at an ATM, and which countries the card works in. Read the KYC column and the ATM limit column together rather than separately: a card with no verification and no published ATM limit is rarely the card someone ends up wanting.
A crypto card without KYC, and what it costs you
No verification is a statement about opening the account, not about using the card afterwards. The annual fee, the issuance fee and the top-up fee on these cards are ordinary charges and are listed per card in the table above. What changes without KYC is the ceiling rather than the price. Where a provider publishes no ATM limit at all, the dash in that column means the dataset holds no value for the field, not that the limit is unlimited.
The 9 cards that match
| Card | Network | Form | KYC | Annual fee | Issuance | Top-up | Cashback | ATM limit | Wallets | In the US |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SolCard | Visa, Mastercard | Virtual | Not required | Free | $10 | Free | 0% | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
| Laso Prepaid Card | Visa | Virtual | Not required | Free | Free | 3.8% | 0% | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
| IZIPAY Virtual Crypto Card | Visa | Virtual | Not required | Free | $49.99 | 3% | — | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
| Nocturne Aurora Card | Visa | Virtual | Not required | Free | $45 | 5% | — | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
| Pintopay Card | Visa | Virtual | Not required | Free | $15 | 2.5% | 0% | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
| RivoCard Virtual Card | Visa,Mastercard | Virtual | Not required | Free | $2.5 | 5% | 0% | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
| WaldenPay Premium Virtual Card | Mastercard | Virtual | Not required | Free | $19 | 5% | — | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
| Zero Fiat Browser Extension | Mastercard | Virtual | Not required | Free | Free | Free | 1% | — | — | Yes |
| Zeroid Virtual Card | Visa | Virtual | Not required | Free | $39 | 2.9% | 0% | — | Apple Pay, Google Pay | Yes |
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
Zero Fiat Browser Extension 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
What does no-KYC actually mean?
It means the provider does not require identity documents to open the card. It does not mean the card is unregulated, and it does not mean you can move large amounts. Most of these cards apply lower daily spending and ATM limits precisely because they verify less.
Are no-KYC crypto cards legal?
Card legality is a question about your country, not about the card. Providers publish their own terms and restricted countries, and the table shows the regions each one declares. Check your local rules before you rely on any of them.
Why do no-KYC cards have lower limits?
Lower limits are how a provider manages risk without knowing who the customer is. They are set by the provider, not by the card network, and they differ per card. The ATM and spending figures in the table are the provider published values.
Read the full card data
Every card has its own page, with every field filled in and the alternatives worth weighing it against.
- SolCard fees, limits and KYC
- Laso Prepaid Card fees, limits and KYC
- IZIPAY Virtual Crypto Card fees, limits and KYC
- Nocturne Aurora Card fees, limits and KYC
- Pintopay Card fees, limits and KYC
- RivoCard Virtual Card fees, limits and KYC
- WaldenPay Premium Virtual Card fees, limits and KYC
- Zero Fiat Browser Extension fees, limits and KYC
- Zeroid Virtual Card fees, limits and KYC