No-KYC crypto cards (no ID check)
2 of the 36 cards on G2M, ranked by the G2M score. Top ranked: SolCard (35/100) and Laso Finance Card (26/100).
Most crypto cards ask for an identity check (KYC) before you can use them: a photo of your ID and sometimes a selfie or proof of address. A few let you get a card, or one card option, with only an email or a wallet.
Cards without an ID check usually cost more to load, have lower spending limits or expire after a while. They are listed here only when the issuer itself says no ID check is needed.
Cashback and annual fee are for each card's range of tiers and its entry tier. Card data last checked 31 Oct 2026; each review lists its sources. See this list in the rankings to sort it by any column or pick your country.
What to check before you pick
- Check which card option needs no ID check: often only a virtual card or a lower-limit tier.
- Look at the loading fee and the spending limit, which are often higher and lower than on verified cards.
- The issuer can still ask for ID later, for example above a limit or when you withdraw.
- The rewards calculator works out what each card keeps you a year at your own spending, after every fee.
Questions
What are the best no-KYC crypto cards (no ID check)?
On the G2M score, the top-ranked no-KYC crypto cards (no ID check) are SolCard (35/100) and Laso Finance Card (26/100). The score uses the same rules for every card: rewards, fees, where it works, banking features and who holds your funds.
How many no-KYC crypto cards (no ID check) are there?
2 of the 36 crypto cards on G2M.