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Pick up to three cards, and a tier of each if you like (say the next tier up from the free one). The best value in each row is highlighted.

Tiers to compare
What these keep you a year →Full Avici vs OrbitX page
Detail
Avici CardNot published back
OrbitX CardNot published back
G2M score
66 (best)
43
Base cashback
Not published
Not published
Max cashback
Not published
Not published
Paid in
Not published
Not published
Annual fee
Free (best)
$12
FX fee
0% (best)
2%
Top-up fee
0%
0%
Per-purchase fee
None listed
$0.20
ATM
Platinum: $1 + 0.65%. Signature: free. Up to $1,000 a withdrawal and $3,000 a day.
Physical card only, not available yet: the ATM's own fee + 2% + $2; limit $500 on Neo, $1,000 on Lux
Network
Visa
Visa
Card type
Credit
Varies by region
Custody
Non-custodial
Non-custodial
Sign-up bonus (G2M link)
None published
None published
No ID check
ID needed or not stated
ID needed or not stated
Formats
virtual, physical
virtual
Apple / Google Pay
Yes / Yes
Yes / Yes
India
No
Unclear
UAE
Yes
Unclear
United States
Yes
Unclear
United Kingdom
No
Unclear
EU / EEA
No
Unclear
Countries
49
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.
Bank account (IBAN or account number)
In your name
In your name
Send money to a bank account
2 currencies
9 currencies
Buy and sell crypto with fiat
Buy and sell
Buy and sell
Spend against crypto without selling
Yes
Not confirmed
Yield on your balance
Yes
Yes
Tiers
Platinum · Signature
Neo · Lux
Perks
No transaction, top-up or wallet withdrawal fees · Visa Signature benefits · Free ATM withdrawals
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 · Visa Platinum

Highlighted values are the best among the cards shown. “Not published” means the issuer does not state it. Stake values use today's token price.