Wallet cards
A search for «no exchange in the middle» leads here. These cards are wired to a self-custody wallet: you keep the keys, and the provider turns coins into spending money at the payment itself.
Every listing covers the price, supported coins and networks for loading, the people who can apply, and the make-up of the issuer behind the card.
Keeping your own keys does not make risk vanish. Nobody can restore a lost seed phrase, and an issuer can still freeze the card. The write-ups show where each one draws that line.
Articles
1inch Card review: the programme is being closed
This is not a review of a card you can apply for today. The 1inch Card programme is being discontinued, new sign-ups…
AQUA card review: what happened, what holders should do, where to go next
The AQUA card, also called the Dolphin Card inside the AQUA app, was a virtual Visa that you loaded with bitcoin, Liquid…
Avalanche Card review: crypto Visa for stablecoin users
The Avalanche Card is a crypto-backed Visa card. You keep your assets in your own wallet, and the card draws on them…
Avici card review: what it costs and who it really suits
The Avici card is a Visa you load with crypto rather than with a salary. You deposit USDC into a smart contract,…
Bitget Card Review: Fees, Limits and Honest Verdict
The Bitget card turns crypto sitting in a self-custody wallet into something you can spend like ordinary money: a virtual card number…
Bleap card review: zero-fee spending from a non-custodial crypto wallet
Bleap is a European crypto card built around a simple promise: spend from a crypto balance with no issuance fee, no monthly…
CL Card Review 2026: Fees, Limits, KYC, and Who Should Use It
CL is the payment card that sits on top of a Ledger hardware wallet. You hold the keys, the card spends the…
Exodus Card Review: Fees, Countries, Top-Up and Risks
The Exodus card is one of the more interesting options in crypto cards, because it does not take your money into someone…
Fuse card review: a USD Visa for USDC, and what it costs
If you are hunting for a card you can actually get hold of, and ordinary bank applications keep ending in refusal or…
Gnosis Pay Card Review: Closed, Withdrawn, Replaced
The Gnosis Pay card no longer issues new cards. The programme was formally wound up on 21 September 2026, and the consumer…
HPX card review 2026: honest look before you apply
If you are holding crypto and looking for a plain payment card that spends it without the usual banking gatekeeping, the HPX…
Jupiter Global card review: a Solana-native Visa with real cashback
The Jupiter Global card is a Visa payment card tied to a crypto balance, currently issued in around 52 countries and 30…
