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OrbitX Card

A Visa card from Singapore-based OrbitX that spends USDC or USDT from your own wallet, with named bank accounts in 9 currencies. Neo costs $12 a year (2% FX fee), Lux $30 (1%, Visa Signature). No published cashback; virtual card only for now.

Key facts

Cashback
Not published
Annual fee
$12
FX fee
2%
Top-up fee
0%
Per-purchase fee
$0.20
ATM
Physical card only, not available yet: the ATM's own fee + 2% + $2; limit $500 on Neo, $1,000 on Lux
Card types
virtual
Mobile wallets
Apple Pay + Google Pay

Cashback: Not published. OrbitX told G2M it cannot yet share a full rewards breakdown.

FX: Billed in US dollars, so US-dollar spending has no FX fee. Other currencies: 2% on Neo, 1% on Lux. Every purchase also pays a fiat conversion fee of $0.20 on Neo or $0.10 on Lux.

G2M score worldwide

43/100
Rewards0/25
Fees17/30
Coverage4/20
Ecosystem12/15
Control10/10
How the score works

Where it works

  • IndiaNot confirmed
  • UAENot confirmed
  • United StatesNot confirmed
  • United KingdomNot confirmed
  • EU / EEANot confirmed

No published country list. OrbitX focuses on Latin America, East Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The international card is not for US citizens; a separate US card agreement exists.

Banking features

Bank account (IBAN or account number)
In your name
Send money to a bank account
9 currencies
Buy and sell crypto with fiat
Buy and sell
Spend against crypto without selling
Not confirmed
Yield on your balance
Yes
ID check for people living abroad
Not published
Citizens turned away
Not published

Tiers and plans

[ tier break-even ]

When a paid tier pays for itself against Neo ($12/yr), with its yearly fee and monthly cashback cap counted.

  • Lux ($30/yr) never beats Neo ($12/yr) (checked up to $100,000 a month).
TierCost per yearCashbackMonthly capFX feeHow to get itPerks
Neo$12Not published—2%$12 a yearVisa Platinum · $0.20 fiat conversion fee on every purchase · Up to 10 add-on cards · Spending up to $50,000 a day · Plastic card $100 when physical cards launch
Lux$30Not published—1%$30 a yearVisa Signature benefits · $0.10 fiat conversion fee on every purchase · Unlimited add-on cards · No daily spending limit · Metal card $350 when physical cards launch

Real swipe receipt

What one purchase really costs on OrbitX Card, with every fee and the cashback.

[ swipe receipt ]Try a $10 coffee, a $50 dinner or a $200 hotel on OrbitX Card, in your own currency, and post the receipt on X.Open the receipt

What's good

  • Funds stay in your own wallet (non-custodial)
  • Named bank accounts in 9 currencies and transfers to 100+ countries
  • Low annual fee: $12 (Neo) or $30 (Lux)

Watch out for

  • No published cashback
  • FX fee 2% on Neo (1% on Lux), plus $0.20 or $0.10 on every purchase
  • No published country list; virtual card only for now

More details

Other fees
Fiat conversion fee on every purchase: $0.20 on Neo, $0.10 on Lux · Withdrawing to a crypto wallet: $2 · Declined purchase (low balance): $0.10 on Neo, $0.05 on Lux · Card replacement: $100 on Neo, $199 on Lux · Physical cards come later: plastic $100 (Neo), metal $350 (Lux) at launch · Returned payment up to $69 (card terms) · Spending limit $50,000 a day on Neo; no limit on Lux
Perks
Named bank accounts in 9 currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, AED, NGN, BRL, MXN, COP, PHP · Send money to 100+ countries in your own name · Yield on USDC through on-chain strategies · Funds on Base and Polygon; Solana and Tron coming
Spend from
USDC, USDT
Issuer
Third National

Questions about the OrbitX Card

Does the OrbitX Card have an annual fee?
Yes: $12 a year on the entry tier.
What is the OrbitX Card's FX fee?
2% on purchases in other currencies, and no FX fee on USD purchases.
Is the OrbitX Card custodial or non-custodial?
Non-custodial: your funds stay in a wallet you control until you pay.
Where can I get the OrbitX Card?
No published country list. OrbitX focuses on Latin America, East Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The international card is not for US citizens; a separate US card agreement exists.

Sources · last checked 12 Nov 2026

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