Exa Card vs Kite Card
Exa Card scores higher on the G2M score: 67/100 against 49/100 (#10 and #24 of 31 cards). Exa Card also comes out ahead on cashback, a lower FX fee and more countries.
The short answer
- Exa Card scores higher on the G2M score: 67/100 against 49/100 (#10 and #24 of 31 cards).
- Exa Card pays more cashback on its entry tier: 1% against 0%. Higher tiers go up to 5% on Kite Card.
- Neither card has an annual fee.
- Exa Card charges less on foreign currency: a 1.5% FX fee against 1.8%.
- Exa Card is confirmed in more countries: 46 against 9. Of the markets we check for every card, only Exa Card is confirmed in United States and UAE.
- Both are 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
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, Exa Card or Kite Card?
Exa Card scores higher on the G2M score: 67/100 against 49/100 (#10 and #24 of 31 cards). Exa Card also comes out ahead on cashback, a lower FX fee and more countries. 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, Exa Card or Kite Card?
Neither card has an annual fee. Exa Card charges less on foreign currency: a 1.5% FX fee against 1.8%.
Which pays more cashback, Exa Card or Kite Card?
Exa Card pays more cashback on its entry tier: 1% against 0%. Higher tiers go up to 5% on Kite Card.
Which works in more countries, Exa Card or Kite Card?
Exa Card is confirmed in more countries: 46 against 9. Of the markets we check for every card, only Exa Card is confirmed in United States and UAE.
Who holds my funds with Exa Card and Kite Card?
Both are self-custodial.
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