Every material change we record: rates, fees, availability and status. 311 entries across 124 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.
Pera Card (Status): Card deactivated and moved to announced with a relaunch waitlist: Pera's support article says its card provider partnership ended and cards were deactivated on April 3, 2026, and the card page now offers only a waitlist for a new card programme, with no rate, fees, network or countries announced
Binance Card (Global Program) (Status): Added to the directory as a USD Mastercard for Mexico, Colombia, Peru and more, up to 3% cashback
MEXC Global Card (Status): Added to the directory as a Visa virtual debit card for 115 countries, 4-10% USDT cashback
Tap Global Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now listed by plan, from 1.5% down to free: Tap's fee schedule charges 1.5% on Essential, Plus and Prime, 1% on Premier and nothing on Platinum and Prestige. The card is denominated in EUR
Holyheld Card (Availability): Accounts now invite-only, and card terms no longer published on the current site: Holyheld's FAQ and personal membership page say every account is by invitation (CHF 0 a year for individuals), and the site publishes no card fee, cashback rate, network or country list. Whether an invited individual can get a card is not confirmed; the recorded card fees and rates come from 2023 and 2025 legal pages
Holyheld Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee corrected to include a 3% exchange fee: the card programme's fee schedule adds a 3% markup to any purchase in a currency other than EUR, on top of the EUR 1 + 2.5% already recorded for purchases outside the EEA. Holyheld's own site no longer publishes card fees; this schedule, in force since 20 October 2024, is the latest official one found
Kem Infinity Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost now recorded at 1%: Kem's FAQ states a 1% transaction fee on all physical and digital purchases, replacing the 1.5% estimate
Kem Infinity Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now recorded, up to 3% plus up to 3% cross-border: Kem's card terms list a foreign exchange fee of up to 3% on non-USD transactions and a cross-border fee of up to 3%
bitFlyer Credit Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost recorded as 0%: this is a yen-billed APLUS credit card whose published fees are only the annual and reissue fees, replacing the 1.5% estimate
bitFlyer Credit Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now recorded at 2.85%: APLUS adds 2.85% to the Mastercard rate on foreign-currency purchases, up from 1.63% since 30 July 2025
HashKey Credit Card (Fees, Correction): Annual fee now recorded as HK$2,000, previously TBD: Shanghai Commercial Bank's credit card key facts statement (effective 20 April 2026) sets the Signature principal card fee at HK$2,000, and no annual fee waiver is published on the card page, the key facts statement or the reward terms
HashKey Credit Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost recorded as 0%: this is an HKD-billed Shanghai Commercial Bank credit card, and its key facts statement lists no per-purchase conversion or spending fee, replacing the 1.5% estimate
HashKey Credit Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now recorded at 1.95%: Shanghai Commercial Bank's key facts statement converts foreign-currency transactions to HKD at the Visa rate plus 1.95%, and charges 1% on HKD transactions made outside Hong Kong or with merchants not registered there
SBI Visa Crypto Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost recorded as 0%: this is a yen-billed APLUS credit card paid by bank debit, and its published fees show no purchase conversion cost, replacing the 1.5% estimate
SBI Visa Crypto Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now recorded at 3.85%: APLUS adds 3.85% to the Visa rate on foreign-currency purchases, up from 1.63% since 7 January 2025
HashPort Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost recorded as 0%: this is a yen-billed credit card repaid in JPYC, and the Nudge card terms carry no per-purchase fee other than the overseas payment fee, replacing the 1.5% estimate
HashPort Card (Fees, Correction): Overseas payment fee of 4.0% now recorded: Nudge charges 4.0% on purchases at merchants registered outside Japan, whether the transaction is in yen or a foreign currency
Baanx / Ledger CL Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost corrected from 3.75% to 2%: the Crypto Life fee lists show a 2% card spend fee. The 1.75% crypto-to-fiat fee we had added on top is a wallet conversion that a card purchase does not also pay
Baanx / Ledger CL Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee corrected from 1.75% to 0%: the issuer's regulated fee information document charges 0% on debit card payments in a foreign currency, and the US terms say no additional currency conversion fee applies. The 1.75% is a crypto-to-fiat wallet conversion fee, not FX
Revolut Crypto Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost corrected from 0.5% to 0%: Revolut's crypto fees page says it does not apply a percentage-based or minimum fee when spending from a crypto card. Fair usage and weekend fees on the Standard and Plus plans still apply above their allowances
Revolut Crypto Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee text corrected: Revolut charges no exchange fee on crypto card payments, but fair usage fees apply above monthly allowances (Standard 1% over £1,000, Plus 0.5% over £3,000), and weekend fees are 1% on Standard and 0.5% on Plus. Premium, Metal and Ultra pay neither
Ikigii Card (Availability, Correction): Availability narrowed to the five countries Ikigii's own FAQ names, plus Colombia: asked which countries the app is available in, the FAQ answers Panama, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Honduras, and a separate answer about downloads adds Colombia. The 13-country list carried here since 2026-09-06 is not supported by any Ikigii page. The same FAQ also publishes the $26.75 a year card fee, the $3.00 a month fraud insurance plus 7% tax and the $100 minimum deposit, closing the verification gap recorded against those figures
Bipa Card (Rewards): Satsback now set by plan, and the free plan earns nothing: Bipa's Satsback support article lists Free 0%, Plus 0.5%, Pro 1% and Max 1.5%, with plan prices of BRL 14.90, 49.90 and 99.90 a month, each waived once combined card spend and crypto trading volume passes BRL 1,500, 5,000 and 10,000. Bipa Turbo is still live at R$50 a month and its own terms still describe the older 0.5% versus 1% split, so Bipa's plans page and its card terms now disagree on how the rate is set
Timon Card (Status): Added to the directory as a prepaid Visa debit card for African travellers, no cashback
MEXC Card (APAC) (Availability, Correction): APAC only now; EU Mastercard no longer offered and Global Card listed separately: the card page lists the MEXC Card (APAC), the MEXC Global Card and the ether.fi co-brand; MEXC's fee page (2026-09-09) lists only the APAC and Global cards; and the EU Mastercard terms page returns 404. This entry now covers Thailand, Vietnam, South Korea, the Philippines and Taiwan per MEXC's card page, and the inactivity fee is recorded as $0 per the fee page
CoinZoom Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost now recorded at 1.49%: CoinZoom's fee table lists a 1.49% crypto liquidation fee on Visa card spending, replacing the 1.5% estimate used when no figure was on file
CoinZoom Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now recorded as 0%: CoinZoom states it charges no foreign transaction fee on the card, and the Visa network conversion rate applies
Tangem Pay (Fees, Correction): FX fee corrected to the Visa rate plus 1.5%: Tangem's tariffs add 1.5% to the Visa exchange rate on non-USD transactions, where we previously recorded the Visa rate alone
Binance Japan Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee now cited as a published figure: Life Card's notice lists 3.85% on foreign-currency purchases for JCB cards (JCB's 1.6% plus Life Card's 2.25%), so the figure is no longer marked as derived
Uphold Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost corrected from 1.5% to 2.2%: Uphold sells the crypto you spend at market rate plus its standard trading fee, listed at 2.05% to 2.2% for BTC and ETH. USD and USD stablecoin balances spend without it, and other altcoins cost up to 3.8%
Uphold Card (Fees, Correction): Foreign transaction fee recorded as a flat $1.50 per purchase on the Essential card: it is $0 on Elite, and the UK card charges no foreign transaction fee, converting non-GBP/EUR/USD purchases at the network rate. The US card page's marketing text of "1.50%" conflicts with the cardholder terms and support article, which both set a flat fee
Exa Card (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost corrected from 0.5% to 0%: Exa states there are no fees on debit card purchases made in USD. The 0.5% spread we recorded is part of the FX fee on non-USD purchases, so charging it on every purchase counted it twice
Exa Card (Fees, Correction): FX fee text now cites both sets of card terms: the Exa Card terms list up to 1.5% FX plus up to 1.5% cross-border, and the US credit card terms a 1% international transaction fee
Gnosis Pay (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost corrected from 1.5% to 0%: Gnosis Pay states there are no transaction fees when spending with the card and that stablecoins are spent 1:1, so a EUR 10 purchase uses 10 EURe
Gnosis Pay (Fees, Correction): FX fee now recorded as 0%: Gnosis Pay adds no fee for currency conversions, and purchases in another currency use the Visa exchange rate
Stack Card (Card & issuer): Rain recorded as BIN sponsor after the Hawala card page named it: the page reads "Cards are issued by Rain, a Visa Principal Member, pursuant to a license from Visa". Rain is recorded as the BIN sponsor rather than the bank, because no bank behind it is named. Separately the two brands now publish different rates, stack.one advertising a flat 1.5% with no tiers while the Hawala membership page still lists Standard 1%, Gold 2% and Platinum 3%; the membership ladder stays recorded
THORWallet Mastercard (Fees, Correction): FX fee corrected to the current plans: THORWallet's card page lists 1.5% FX on Basic and Premium and 1% on Swiss IBAN. The 1% Standard / 0.5% Gold / 0.25% Platinum schedule we carried was out of date
Lemon Card (Fees, Correction): FX costs now described from Lemon's help articles: in Argentina, USD purchases settle 1:1 from USDC or USDT, cost 0.3% from other crypto, and from pesos cost 0.5% plus a USD stablecoin price 3.5% above the app rate; other currencies convert to USD at the Visa rate. In Peru, foreign purchases use the BCRP selling rate plus 3%
DeCard (Fees, Correction): Conversion cost recorded as 0%: DeCard's fee table lists a 0% digital asset conversion markup and a 0% funding fee on both the SGD and USD cards, replacing the 1.5% estimate
DeCard (Fees, Correction): FX fee text clarified, and Luminaries now 0%: DeCard charges 1.8% on transactions not in the card's billing currency (SGD or USD), and DeCard Luminaries pays no FX fee from 13 July 2026