The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card is a Mastercard debit card, available in Kazakhstan.
The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card is a crypto debit card offered by Eurasian Bank x Intebix, available in Kazakhstan. It runs on the Mastercard network and requires full identity verification.
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| Tier | Rate | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 0% | No rewards programme announced for the pilot |
On $500/mo spend, the estimated monthly cost breakdown for Eurasian Bank Crypto 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 $0.00/mo cashback that is still a net cost of about $7.50/mo ($90.00/yr). Eurasian Bank Crypto 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: Kazakhstan's first crypto card, run as a pilot by Eurasian Bank with Mastercard and the Intebix exchange under National Bank of Kazakhstan supervision. Eurasian Bank said in January 2025 it was preparing to issue the card, and released a test issuance in September 2025. Holders spend USDT, converted to tenge at the Intebix rate at point of sale, with a 1% fee per transaction. Spending is capped around the equivalent of USD 1,000 per day and works only inside Kazakhstan; ATM withdrawals and transfers are not enabled. Five further Kazakh banks (Halyk, Forte, Freedom, RBK, Altyn) have since joined the National Bank crypto-card pilot. Still not generally available to the public as of August 2026, so it stays announced rather than active.
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The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card is a crypto debit card offered by Eurasian Bank x Intebix. It is available in Kazakhstan and allows users to spend cryptocurrency at merchants worldwide.
The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card has an annual fee of TBD. Note: Kazakhstan's first crypto card, run as a pilot by Eurasian Bank with Mastercard and the Intebix exchange under National Bank of Kazakhstan supervision. Eurasian Bank said in January 2025 it was preparing to issue the card, and released a test issuance in September 2025. Holders spend USDT, converted to tenge at the Intebix rate at point of sale, with a 1% fee per transaction. Spending is capped around the equivalent of USD 1,000 per day and works only inside Kazakhstan; ATM withdrawals and transfers are not enabled. Five further Kazakh banks (Halyk, Forte, Freedom, RBK, Altyn) have since joined the National Bank crypto-card pilot. Still not generally available to the public as of August 2026, so it stays announced rather than active.
The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card has the following limits: daily spending limit: ~$1,000 (pilot cap); daily ATM withdrawal limit: Not enabled. Limits can vary by account tier and verification level.
Yes. The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card requires full identity verification (KYC): expect to submit a government-issued ID, and often proof of address, before the card is issued.
The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card is available in Kazakhstan.
The Eurasian Bank Crypto Card is a debit card. You need to load cryptocurrency onto the card before making purchases.
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