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CryptoCash Card
by CryptoCash
CryptoCash Card appears to be discontinued. The issuer's website domain (thecryptocash.co) has expired and is now a parked GoDaddy page, with no active service and no official notice from the issuer. The card should be treated as no longer available.
CRYPTOCASH CARD
CryptoCash
Cashback
Variable
Annual Fee
Free
FX Fee
None
Staking
None
N/A
Max Cashback
$0
Annual Fee
0
Premium Perks
Available Regions
Unique Features
- Up to 5 virtual cards
- Lite Card with no identity verification
- Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay
Pros
Cons
- High issuance fee ($75 physical / $50 virtual)
- Strictly custodial (deposit to their address)
- Limited transparency on ATM and FX fees
- Discontinued: issuer website offline/parked (Oct 2026)
Integrations & Tech
iOS App
Android App
Debit Mode
IBAN Support
Credit Mode
AvailableExcludedUnknown
Not Available In (1)
Global
Virtual Card
Available
Instant digital issuance.
Physical Card
Available
MaterialPlastic
Issuance$75
ShippingFree
ReplacementFree
Fee Structure
Annual FeeFree
Monthly FeeNone
FX FeeNone
Issuance Fee$75
Shipping FeeFree
Replacement FeeFree
Inactivity FeeNone
Crypto ConversionFree
Credit CheckNot Required
Top-Up FeeFree
Detailed Limits
Spending Limits€100,000/month
Monthly
100,000 EUR
Fee Details
Issuance $75 physical, $50 virtual. No annual fee. 0% purchase fees in the EEA. ATM supported on issuer FAQ; ATM fees and non-EEA FX not disclosed.
Limits & Conditions
Marketing materials state a 'Large Limit: €100,000', likely referring to the maximum card balance or monthly load, but this is not broken down by transaction type.
Crypto Capabilities
Security & Custody
Custody ModelCustodial
Wallet TypeExchange Account
InfrastructureInnovation Factory
Supported Assets
Chains
BFIC Chain
Tokens
BTC
ETH
USDT
USDC
Yield on Collateral
On-chain History
Governance Rights
Credit Scoring
Lifestyle Benefits
No specific perks listed for this card.
Rewards Program DetailsNo cashback or rewards program is mentioned. Marketing highlights 'Zero purchase fees in the EEA' as a benefit rather than a reward.
