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DogPay Card vs Tria Card

Tria Card scores higher on the G2M score: 69/100 against 33/100 (#7 and #28 of 28 cards). Pick DogPay Card for a lower annual fee; pick Tria Card for cashback, more countries and control of your funds.

DogPay Card33

#28 of 28 · Not published back · annual fee none

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Tria Card69

#7 of 28 · 1.5% to 6% back · annual fee $20

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The short answer

  • Tria Card scores higher on the G2M score: 69/100 against 33/100 (#7 and #28 of 28 cards).
  • Tria Card pays 1.5% cashback on its entry tier; DogPay Card does not publish a rate. Higher tiers go up to 6% on Tria Card.
  • DogPay Card has no annual fee; Tria Card costs $20 a year.
  • Tria Card charges 0% on foreign currency; DogPay Card does not publish its FX fee.
  • Tria Card lists 229 countries where it works; DogPay Card does not publish a full country list. Of the markets we check for every card, only Tria Card is confirmed in United States, United Kingdom, EU / EEA and UAE.
  • DogPay Card is custodial; Tria Card is self-custodial.

Want the answer for your own spending, or the next tier up of each? See what each keeps you a year or pick tiers and add a third card.

Side by side

Detail
DogPay Card
Tria Card
G2M score
33
69 (better)
Base cashback
Not published
1.5%
Max cashback
Not published
6%
Paid in
Not published
Not published
Annual fee
Free (better)
$20
FX fee
Not published
0%
Top-up fee
1%
0% (better)
Per-purchase fee
None listed
None listed
ATM
Physical card at supported ATMs; fee not published
Pro and Max: up to $750 a day, fee not published. No ATM access on Lite.
Network
Visa / Mastercard
Visa
Card type
Prepaid
Spend
Custody
Custodial
Self-custodial
Formats
virtual, physical
virtual, physical, metal
Apple / Google Pay
Yes / Yes
Yes / Yes
India
Unclear
No
UAE
Unclear
Yes
United States
Unclear
Yes
United Kingdom
Unclear
Yes
EU / EEA
Unclear
Yes
Countries
Depends on your region and identity checks; no country list published
229
Bank account (IBAN or account number)
In your name
No
Send money to a bank account
1 currency
No
Buy and sell crypto with fiat
Sell only
No
Spend against crypto without selling
Not confirmed
No
Yield on your balance
Yes
Yes
Tiers
Basic · Premium · Platinum · Ultra
Lite · Pro · Max
Perks
Personal USD account (ACH, Fedwire, SWIFT) · 6% a year on stablecoins (Earn) · Card top-up fee 1% · $10 per virtual card · Up to 2 cards
Price protection up to $2,000 · Purchase protection up to $10,000 · Spend up to $1M a day on Pro and Max · Virtual Visa Platinum card · 1.5% with no cap on Tria Travel (hotels, rentals; not flights)

Highlighted values are the better of the two. “Not published” means the issuer does not state it. Card data last checked 25 Oct 2026; see each card's review for its sources.

Questions

Which is better, DogPay Card or Tria Card?

Tria Card scores higher on the G2M score: 69/100 against 33/100 (#7 and #28 of 28 cards). Pick DogPay Card for a lower annual fee; pick Tria Card for cashback, more countries and control of your funds. The better card for you depends on where you live and how you spend; the G2M calculator works it out for your own spending.

Which has lower fees, DogPay Card or Tria Card?

DogPay Card has no annual fee; Tria Card costs $20 a year. Tria Card charges 0% on foreign currency; DogPay Card does not publish its FX fee.

Which pays more cashback, DogPay Card or Tria Card?

Tria Card pays 1.5% cashback on its entry tier; DogPay Card does not publish a rate. Higher tiers go up to 6% on Tria Card.

Which works in more countries, DogPay Card or Tria Card?

Tria Card lists 229 countries where it works; DogPay Card does not publish a full country list. Of the markets we check for every card, only Tria Card is confirmed in United States, United Kingdom, EU / EEA and UAE.

Who holds my funds with DogPay Card and Tria Card?

DogPay Card is custodial; Tria Card is self-custodial.

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