Crypto cashback and free service: Blockchain.com releases a Visa debit card + 5 other best cryptocurrency cards in 2022

Financial services company Blockchain.com introduced a Visa debit card with 1% cryptocurrency cashback. Currently, the new product is only available to US residents, and in other countries, the card is planned to be launched in 2023. However, we can already talk about its features now. We also compiled a list of cards that are available to users around the world. Check them out below.

Blockchain.com Visa card

Users will be able to pay for goods and services, spend money from a cryptocurrency or fiat account, and receive cashback from each transaction.

Introducing the https://t.co/0DZyULavbV Visa® Card.

✅ Spend your crypto or cash without fees
✅ Use it anywhere Visa® debit cards are accepted
✅ Earn 1% back in crypto on all purchases

Join the waitlist todayhttps://t.co/JB9NxcePfS pic.twitter.com/ftLck1dmYz

— Blockchain.com (@blockchain) October 26, 2022

With this card you:

• Shouldn’t have to pay fees to spend your crypto. Most cards charge fees when you spend your crypto. Blockchain.com debit card allows you to spend crypto without any fees and earn 1% back in crypto.
• Shouldn’t pay sign-up fees. No card issuance fees. No annual fees. No transaction fees.
• Can earn crypto back. The card permits get 1% back in crypto whenever you make a purchase.

To get the card, join the waiting list here. We remind you that it is only available to U.S. residents at this time.

Binance Visa card

A debit card from Binance, which is linked to an exchange account. With it, you can convert cryptocurrencies into fiat at the time of the transaction. Binance Visa card is available in 31 countries and supported by contactless payment systems Google Pay and Samsung Pay.

More details:

• the first issue of a virtual or physical card is free, but you will have to pay ~$25 for re-issue;
• maintenance is free;
• the card also has a cashback — up to 8% when using BNB coins;
• transaction fee (payment and cash withdrawal at the terminal) — up to 0.9%.

Crypto.com Visa card 

The exchange offers users the so-called prepaid cards, which are similar in principle to debit cards. The product, like the previous one, is available in 31 countries.

Users can access up to five different card designs with variable CRO stacking rewards and maximum withdrawals. It supports more than 100 cryptocurrencies as well as 10 fiat currencies.

One more thing:

• free checkout;
• free maintenance for CRO holders;
• from $200 to $1000 there is no withdrawal fee;
• cashback — 1% to 8% on purchases and up to 100% on certain types of cards on popular services.

Coinbase Visa card 

With this card, users can spend any crypto assets and receive rewards for each purchase (U.S. only). In addition, the card allows for everyday purchases at any store and cash withdrawals at Visa ATMs.

• available in 29 countries;
• registration cost — ~$5;
• free service;
• no domestic fee for withdrawals up to $200 per month;
• you can spend cryptocurrency or fiat without transaction fees;
• cashback — 4%.

Wirex Visa card 

With the Wirex card, customers can manage both cryptocurrency and fiat accounts. It automatically converts crypto into local currency at points of sale, and at the best rates.

Features:

• supports 36 cryptocurrencies and over 150 fiat currencies;
• free processing;
• free maintenance;
• deposit up to $2.5K;
• free withdrawal up to $280 per month, then a 2% fee;
• cashback up to 2%.

Revolut Visa and Mastercard debit card 

It works with both Visa and Mastercard banking systems and allows you to make payments in both fiat and cryptocurrencies. You can exchange bitcoins, ether and litecoins for any of the 30 supported national currencies, and at the best rates.

Available in 37 countries, but plans to expand the service to 10 more states in the near future.

Features:

• fee processing;
• service depends on a tariff plan;
• withdrawal fee – up to $800 per month for free, then 2%;
• fee for the exchange of cryptocurrencies — 1.5%;
• cashback — 1% on all card payment
• s, except booking and accommodation (10%).

Which card to choose is up to you. They all have their own advantages and disadvantages. Order and use the one that best suits your daily needs. If you use one of them or any other, please tell us about it in the comments.

We previously reported that Mastercard was planning to move to Web3, which would allow users to buy NFTs using debit and credit cards. You can read more about it here.