Crypto cards and their ID checks
A crypto card is a Visa or Mastercard card you fund with crypto and spend wherever the network is accepted.
Nearly all of them check your identity, because the companies that issue cards answer to regulators. Each listing quotes what the card's own pages say about ID, and says so when they are unclear. Check fees, limits and country support before you load money.
10 platforms listed, 0 with no ID at all. Sorted by how much identity they ask for.
- WaldenPayCrypto cardLightEmail signup, says it collects no IDNo5% to 3% + $10 cardNorth Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Russia, Belarus, Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Afghanistan, Myanmar
- Bitget Wallet CardCrypto cardTieredID verification when you applyNoNo annual or monthly feeUS and other regions not on its list
- BleapCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoNo card or monthly fee, 0% FX markupUS and other regions not on its list
- KASTCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoFree, or $1,000 and $10,000 a year by tierOutside supported regions
- KripicardCrypto cardTieredEmail signup, but its site says KYC is requiredNo4% top-up + $5 cardSanctioned jurisdictions
- MetaMask CardCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoFree virtual card, Metal $199 a yearUS (new sign-ups paused)
- OobitCrypto cardTieredGovernment ID requiredNo1% per card payment (min $0.25)Outside supported regions
- Phantom CashCrypto cardTieredNo KYC for the wallet, ID for the cardNoNot statedOutside the United States and New York
- RedotPayCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoPublished in its help centerUS, mainland China, Russia and others
- TriaCrypto cardTieredID verification after you buy the cardNoAnnual membership, price shown in the appOutside supported regions