Directory · 10 cards
Bitcoin cards, compared honestly
Sorted bitcoin-rewards first. We deliberately list no cashback rates or fees — those change monthly and every «comparison» that lists them is stale. What persists: what the rewards pay in, the card type, where it works, and who holds the rewards.
The bitcoin-first spending card in the US — sats back on everyday purchases with a rewards program built entirely around accumulating bitcoin.
Debit · United States · custodial rewards · review → · official site
The Canadian sats-back card — prepaid Visa tied to the Shakepay app, with rewards paid in bitcoin.
Prepaid · Canada · custodial rewards · review → · official site
Spending card from the Lightning-native Strike app — appeals to people already using Strike for buying and sending bitcoin.
Debit · United States · custodial rewards · review → · official site
Debit card on top of the Vienna-based Bitpanda exchange — a regulated EU route to spending balances, bitcoin included.
Debit · Europe · custodial rewards · review → · official site
Debit card that spends from and rewards into your Coinbase account — convenient if you are already there, custodial by definition.
Debit · United States · custodial rewards · review → · official site
The most widely available crypto card, but rewards pay in the exchange token (convertible to bitcoin) and tiers require staking it — read the terms with care.
Prepaid · United States · Europe · Asia-Pacific · custodial rewards · review → · official site
A true credit card (credit check, credit line) with rewards paid in crypto of your choice, including bitcoin — rewards land on the Gemini exchange.
Credit · United States · custodial rewards · review → · official site
Debit card spending directly from Uphold balances across assets — breadth of assets is the pitch, bitcoin-focus is not.
Debit · United States · United Kingdom · custodial rewards · review → · official site
A long-running European option for spending crypto with card rails; rewards default to the platform token rather than bitcoin.
Debit · Europe · United Kingdom · Asia-Pacific · custodial rewards · review → · official site
The spend-your-bitcoin card rather than an earn card: load from your own wallet, spend anywhere Mastercard works. No rewards program.
Prepaid · United States · custodial rewards · review → · official site
All cards are KYC products, and rewards start custodial — sweep them to a wallet you control. Terms change often; verify on the official site. Spending bitcoin directly? Find merchants that take it — and check your country’s tax treatment of spending.