Bit2Me Card Review (2026)

The Bit2Me Card earns 0.25-9% B2M cashback on a Mastercard debit card with no annual fee, available in EEA + Argentina.

Reviewed by Card Pilled Editorial · Last verified 2026-08-07

Key Facts

Cashback
0.25-9% B2M
Annual Fee
€0
Region
EEA + Argentina
Type
Debit
Network
Mastercard
KYC
full
Mobile Pay
Apple Pay, Google Pay

Overview

Bit2Me is a Spanish crypto exchange and digital asset platform founded in 2014 by Leif Ferreira, Andrei Manuel, and Koh Martínez. The company offers exchange, wallet, OTC, and card services and has raised funding from investors including Telefónica.

The Bit2Me Card is a crypto debit card offered by Bit2Me, available in EEA + Argentina. It offers 0.25-9% B2M cashback across 4 reward tiers, with higher rates unlocked by staking the provider's native token. The annual fee starts at €0.

Best suited for the provider's native token holders willing to stake for higher rewards. It runs on the Mastercard network and requires full identity verification.

Cashback Tiers

Bit2Me Card cashback tiers and requirements
TierRateRequirement
Entry Level0.25%Free, €1,000 in assets, €7.50/mo cashback cap
Mid Level3%Space Center missions + B2M holding/staking (level breakpoints not publicly numbered)
Top Level (Level 7)7%Maximum Space Center level via missions (trading, redemptions, holdings); cannot be reached by staking alone
B2M Payment Bonus9%Pay with B2M tokens at Space Center Level 1+ (stacks on top of tier rate)

Pros

Cons

Fees & Costs

Conversion Fee
0.95%
FX Fee
1.75% SEPA non-EUR / 2% RoW
ATM Withdrawal
Spain free; Eurozone international €2.50; outside €0.55 + 1%

Limits & Top-Up

Daily Spending Limit
EUR 2,500 (also per transaction)
Monthly Spending Limit
EUR 20,000
Daily ATM Limit
EUR 300 (EUR 3,000/mo)

Who's behind this card

Issuing bank
Pecunia Cards EDE, S.L.U.
Fiat custody
Funds are safeguarded by Pecunpay under Spanish payment-services law and deposited at Banco Sabadell, Unicaja, Inversis, and Abanca as depositary banks; e-money is not covered by deposit guarantee schemes.
Licence
EMI (Banco de España register no. 6707) (Banco de España, EEA)

Banking features

Personal IBAN
Not confirmed
Receives third-party transfers
No
Sends third-party transfers
No

The e-money account behind the card (issued by Pecunia Cards, trading as Pecunpay) has a contractual IBAN, but Bit2Me only surfaces its own bank details plus a reference code for deposits; no personal IBAN is shown to users. Deposits and withdrawals are own-name only. EEA residents only (Argentina card eligibility was removed).

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Cost & Returns

On $500/mo spend, the estimated monthly cost breakdown for Bit2Me Card is: gas $0.00, conversion spread $7.50, flat/FX fees $0.00, and amortised card/tier fee $0.00, for a total drag of 1.5% of spend. After $1.00/mo cashback that is still a net cost of about $6.50/mo ($78.00/yr). Bit2Me Card tops up from a centralized balance, so there is no on-chain gas cost regardless of how often you reload. Figures are conservative estimates and vary with conditions.

Note: Largest Spanish crypto exchange. MiCA compliant. Cashback paid in B2M tokens (Mastercard issued by Credencial Payments in Argentina). Free ATM withdrawals in EU. €5 delivery surcharge outside Spain. Expanded to Argentina (virtual only) in 2026 as first LATAM market; Colombia, Mexico, Brazil planned next via deepened Mastercard partnership. Portugal/Italy expansion underway. Exact Space Center level breakpoints not fully public; entry is 0.25% (€7.50/mo cap), scales to 7-9% at top levels with B2M staking. Cumulative cashback up to 39% advertised when stacking card cashback with linked stablecoin yield products.

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FAQ

What is the Bit2Me Card?

The Bit2Me Card is a crypto debit card offered by Bit2Me. It is available in EEA + Argentina and allows users to spend cryptocurrency at merchants worldwide.

How much cashback does the Bit2Me Card offer?

The Bit2Me Card offers 0.25-9% B2M cashback. There are 4 tiers: Entry Level (0.25%), Mid Level (3%), Top Level (Level 7) (7%), B2M Payment Bonus (9%).

What are the fees for the Bit2Me Card?

The Bit2Me Card has an annual fee of €0. Additional fees: Conversion fee: 0.95%; FX fee: 1.75% SEPA non-EUR / 2% RoW; ATM: Spain free; Eurozone international €2.50; outside €0.55 + 1%.

What are the spending limits on the Bit2Me Card?

The Bit2Me Card has the following limits: daily spending limit: EUR 2,500 (also per transaction); monthly spending limit: EUR 20,000; daily ATM withdrawal limit: EUR 300 (EUR 3,000/mo). Limits can vary by account tier and verification level.

Does the Bit2Me Card require KYC?

Yes. The Bit2Me Card requires full identity verification (KYC): expect to submit a government-issued ID, and often proof of address, before the card is issued.

Which countries is the Bit2Me Card available in?

The Bit2Me Card is available in EEA + Argentina.

Is the Bit2Me Card a credit or debit card?

The Bit2Me Card is a debit card. You need to load cryptocurrency onto the card before making purchases.

Does the Bit2Me Card support Apple Pay or Google Pay?

Yes, the Bit2Me Card supports Apple Pay and Google Pay for contactless payments.

Does the Bit2Me Card require staking?

Yes, the Bit2Me Card requires staking the provider's native token to unlock higher cashback tiers. The card has 4 reward tiers: Entry Level (0.25%, requires Free, €1,000 in assets, €7.50/mo cashback cap); Mid Level (3%, requires Space Center missions + B2M holding/staking (level breakpoints not publicly numbered)); Top Level (Level 7) (7%, requires Maximum Space Center level via missions (trading, redemptions, holdings); cannot be reached by staking alone); B2M Payment Bonus (9%, requires Pay with B2M tokens at Space Center Level 1+ (stacks on top of tier rate)). Higher staking amounts yield better reward rates, but consider the opportunity cost of locking tokens.

Who issues the Bit2Me Card?

The Bit2Me Card is issued by Pecunia Cards EDE, S.L.U.. Licences: EMI (Banco de España register no. 6707) (Banco de España, EEA).

Where are Bit2Me Card fiat funds held?

Funds are safeguarded by Pecunpay under Spanish payment-services law and deposited at Banco Sabadell, Unicaja, Inversis, and Abanca as depositary banks; e-money is not covered by deposit guarantee schemes.

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