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Crypto.com Visa CardUp to 6% back

OrbitX CardNot published back

G2M score

49 (best)

43

Base cashback

Not published

Not published

Max cashback

6%

Not published

Paid in

CRO

Not published

Annual fee

Free (best)

$12

FX fee

3%

2% (best)

Top-up fee

0%

0%

Per-purchase fee

None listed

$0.20

ATM

Supported; fees not published in our sources

Physical card only, not available yet: the ATM's own fee + 2% + $2; limit $500 on Neo, $1,000 on Lux

Network

Visa / Mastercard

Visa

Card type

Varies by region

Varies by region

Custody

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

India

Unclear

Unclear

UAE

Unclear

Unclear

United States

Yes

Unclear

United Kingdom

Yes

Unclear

EU / EEA

Yes

Unclear

Countries

38

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

7 currencies

9 currencies

Buy and sell crypto with fiat

Buy and sell

Buy and sell

Spend against crypto without selling

No

Not confirmed

Yield on your balance

Yes

Yes

Tiers

Basic · Level Up (top tier)

Neo · Lux

Perks

Level Up membership benefits · Up to 5% back in CRO on the prepaid card · Higher APY on cash balances

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

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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.