Every material change we record: rates, fees, availability and status. 705 entries across 202 cards. Checked weekly, reviewed in depth monthly. Dates are when we recorded the change, which can be later than when the provider made it.
Change types: Rewards, Fees, Availability, Status, KYC, Card & issuer, Yield, Security. Showing the 40 most recent entries.
Fiat24 Debit Card (Availability): Application pause now covers all new clients, not only individuals: Fiat24's docs give no reopening date
Kite Card (Fees): Top-up conversion fee cut from 0.53% to 0%: the spend page lists moving USDC or USDT onto the card as free
Plenti Card (Yield): Flexible balance yield now 4% E.A., down from 6%: a 30-day option pays 5.5% and the 90-day fixed pocket still pays 8%
Oobit Card (Fees): Conversion fee of up to 1.5% on non-USD payments now listed: the fee page says the card is denominated in USD
Based Card (Availability): Card signups paused: the card page says they will reopen in November 2026
Swissquote Debit Mastercard (Card & issuer, Correction): Issuer licence now recorded: Swissquote Bank Ltd holds a FINMA banking licence, per Swissquote's company structure page
MetaMask Card (Availability): UK signups no longer recorded as paused: metamask.io/card lists the United Kingdom and says only US signups are temporarily closed
Bitunix Card (Fees): Cross-border fee on USD purchases raised from 0.5% to 0.9%: Bitunix's card fee page and its fee adjustment notice now list 0.9% on USD spending
Bitunix Card (Fees): Cross-border fee named in the FX fee text raised from 0.5% to 0.9%: non-USD purchases still pay only the 1.5% markup on the Visa rate, per Bitunix's card fee page
MetaMask Card (Availability): UK cards issued before 28 September 2026 stop working on 29 December 2026: MetaMask is moving UK cardholders to a virtual-only Immersve card, and UK Metal cards cannot be replaced
BYDFi Card (Status): Status now unclear: the card page and card FAQ return 404, but no closure notice has been published
Kite Card (Rewards): New 5% Grab cashback offer through 30 November 2026: rides, food and other Grab services paid with the card, with no cap
Phantom Cash Card (Fees, Correction): Foreign transaction fee now recorded as 1% + $0.30: Phantom's cardholder agreement applies it to purchases from merchants outside the U.S.
Phantom Cash Card (Fees, Correction): ATM withdrawals recorded as unavailable: Phantom's cardholder agreement offers no ATM access and caps each purchase at $2,000
1inch Card (Status): Card programme closing, with new sign-ups closed: 1inch's card FAQ asks users to move their balances by 18 December 2026
Wenia Card (Other, Correction): Apple Pay and Google Pay no longer listed: Wenia's card page says phone wallet payments are coming soon, so it works online only
Wenia Card (Fees): Fee-free payment assets now COPW, USDW and EURC: USDC is no longer listed among the Wenia Card's payment assets
Lemon Card Crédito (Card & issuer, Correction): Collateral is BTC only: Lemon's help centre accepts USDT, BTC and ETH only to pay the statement, not to back the line
Stablecard by Western Union (Card & issuer): Issuer now named as Third National (Nimbus LLC): per the Stablecard App Store listing from Western Union Holdings
DPT Card (Yield): DPT Earn is now live with a variable APY of roughly 4% to 10% via Gauntlet: funds sit in the user's own wallet on Base
Karma Card (Card & issuer, Correction): Card issuer now named as Third National: Karma's site says cards are issued by Third National, with the program powered by Rain
Anytap Card (Availability): Card issuance now offered worldwide except OFAC-sanctioned countries: Anytap's FAQ lists Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria, Sudan, Crimea and the Donetsk and Luhansk regions as restricted
Anytap Card (Other): USDC now accepted for top-ups alongside USDT on TRC-20: Anytap's FAQ says USDT (TRC-20) and USDC are supported, without naming the USDC chain
Anytap Card (Fees): Full fee schedule now published: no annual fee, a $0.50 decline fee, a 2% refund fee, a $30 dispute fee, a $1 cancellation fee and 3% plus $1 USDT to withdraw card balance to a wallet
Mercuryo Spend Card (Status): Card now recorded as discontinued: Mercuryo's help centre says the Spend Card stopped working after 10 July 2026
Spritz Card (Rewards, Correction): 5% now scored as a spree-only travel and dining rate, capped at $80 a month: purchases outside a 3-day spree earn nothing
Ethena Pay Spend Card (Yield, Correction): Pro and VIP 6% balance rate caps corrected: the pricing page applies 6% per annum up to $100,000 on Pro and $1,000,000 on VIP, and calls it neither interest nor yield
Raenest USD Visa Card (Card & issuer): Physical Visa Platinum card now offered: it costs $3 plus $15 delivery in Nigeria or $40 elsewhere, arrives within 15 business days and charges $2 + 2% per ATM withdrawal
Hyperbeat Card (Other, Correction): Virtual bank accounts now recorded: Hyperbeat gives a EUR IBAN and US account details in the user's name through Noah, with third-party transfers outside the US, Indonesia and the Philippines
Bringin Card (Other, Correction): IBAN no longer recorded as personal or open to third parties: Bringin's terms say the vIBAN is not a payment account in the user's name and accept own-name SEPA only
Bringin Card (Card & issuer, Correction): Card issuer now named as Wallester AS: Bringin's terms say the card is issued by Wallester AS, an Estonian payment institution
Kripicard (Availability): Country count now 190+: Kripicard's home page says 190+ countries are supported
Bitwala Card (Fees, Correction): Crypto spending cost now recorded as €0.20 + 1%: Bitwala's card page lists this fee for card payments made with crypto; euro spending is free
Bitwala Card (Availability): Hungary back on the eligible-countries list: Bitwala's list (updated 23 October 2026) includes Hungary, where onboarding had been suspended
Karta Card (Fees, Correction): ATM fee now shows the help-centre rate of 2.5% + 1 USDT: the note already cited it, and the card page's 1.5% + 1 USDT is kept alongside
Karta Card (Fees): Physical cards now available at 99 USDT (plastic) or 299 USDT (metal): the card page no longer lists them as coming soon, and bank-transfer top-ups are accepted
Plenti Card (Other, Correction): Dollar balance now recorded as USDT-settled: Plenti's terms say top-ups are converted into USDT within two business days, resolving an open gap
xPortal Card (Fees, Correction): Card-payment conversion now 0%: the issuer fee schedule lists card payments as free; the 1.49% is for buying crypto
xPortal Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now recorded at up to 2.5%: the issuer's fee schedule linked from xPortal's help centre sets the foreign exchange fee at a maximum of 2.5% and ATM withdrawals free up to €200 a month
Bitsa Card (Fees, Correction): Annual fee corrected: the €20 recorded is a one-time physical card cost, and Bitsa's plans run from €0 to €69.99 a year