[V2] CryptoCardsList.com Big List of Crypto Debit Cards

[dkbit98]

I was really surprised to hear that one company Colossus is actually working on creating KYC-Less crypto card that could replace Visa and Mastercard.
I am not sure they will allow them to exist without KYC, but they are using GENIUS Act compliance for that.
Kraken exchange is listed as one of their partners, and they look more serious compared to other crypto cards.
https://colossus.credit/
https://decrypt.co/360147/inside-quest-colossus-replace-visa-mastercard-kyc-less-crypto-cards

[alani123]

I was really surprised to hear that one company Colossus is actually working on creating KYC-Less crypto card that could replace Visa and Mastercard.
I am not sure they will allow them to exist without KYC, but they are using GENIUS Act compliance for that.
Kraken exchange is listed as one of their partners, and they look more serious compared to other crypto cards.
https://colossus.credit/
https://decrypt.co/360147/inside-quest-colossus-replace-visa-mastercard-kyc-less-crypto-cards

I don't see this succeeding when MasterCard and visa continue to have anti competitive practices in full swing.

[OmegaStarScream]

I came across another card on X recently, in case someone is interested (I have not used it myself).[1][2]

The card requires paying a monthly subscription of 10$ per month (site says 5$ but that promotion ended yesterday) + has a 3.5% loading fee.

[1] https://x.com/Privacygateway_
[2] https://privacygateway.io/prepaid-cards

[NotATether]

Cryptocardslist is getting an extensive rewrite with the help of gpt-5.5-pro xhigh, and the changes should be published in the next few days.

I know I have been selling platform updates like snake oil, but the edits are actually sitting on my server now. They just need to be uploaded to the hosting provider.

Update: New update finally pushed! Next I'm going to focus on updating the card list.

[NotATether]

So.... how do you guys like the website refresh?

Does it look better now (besides the logo obviously), or do you think there is something else I need to adjust?

[dkbit98]

So.... how do you guys like the website refresh?

I had a problem accessing your website, maybe you should relax rules a bit because one of my IP addresses was blacklisted.
Another thing I would suggest is adding list of countries that are not supported for each card.
This should be easier to find that adding big list of all supported countries.

PS
Please update website logo, current one is totally unreadable.

[SolvoCard.com]

Hi, awesome list of all cards that are available take a look at SolvoCard.com

[NotATether]

Hi, awesome list of all cards that are available take a look at SolvoCard.com

All right, I'll have a look when I can. There's a backlog of other things related to the site I have to deal with first.

[Pmalek]

Has anyone heard of or used the Freedomia virtual card? According to its website, it's a no KYC VISA prepaid card that supports BTC, ETH, USDT, and other cryptocurrencies.
The card works with Google Pay, but not with Apple Pay yet. Freedomia costs $5/month, has an annual spending limit of $60,000 and monthly spending limit of $5,000. The top-up fee is 1.3%. The card supports 3DS.

I haven't used this card myself. Just though it should be mentioned in this topic. Maybe someone has and can share some feedback about it.
https://www.freedomia.io/home

[Lucius]

Has anyone heard of or used the Freedomia virtual card?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5571783.0

Apart from what can be read in the above topic, I can confirm that it is one of the best virtual crypto cards that can be found on the market. In some countries it is even possible to withdraw cash at an ATM (NFC), and from my personal experience it worked on all the online and POS devices I have used.

Those who want one month free can send me a PM for the ref link.

[Pmalek]

Apart from what can be read in the above topic, I can confirm that it is one of the best virtual crypto cards that can be found on the market. In some countries it is even possible to withdraw cash at an ATM (NFC), and from my personal experience it worked on all the online and POS devices I have used.

Those who want one month free can send me a PM for the ref link.

It's not the cheapest option at $60 per year. I assume you have to pay that upfront for the first year and before you receive your card. Seems that the first month is free by default. When you click the "Join as Founder" button on the website, it automatically gives you 1 month for free. That's what the notification says at least.

[Lucius]

It's not the cheapest option at $60 per year. I assume you have to pay that upfront for the first year and before you receive your card. Seems that the first month is free by default. When you click the "Join as Founder" button on the website, it automatically gives you 1 month for free. That's what the notification says at least.

There are certainly cheaper cards, but $60 for 1 year isn't a lot to me, especially if the service is as professional as possible. Of course, such cards always have the risk of stopping working at any moment, but I appreciate even more that the admin has already created a beta version of top-up where it is possible to pay with LN and on-chain when it comes to BTC. Literally in a few seconds you can have money on the card.

You're right about one month free, but with the ref link you get another month extra, which is not bad if the service lasts.

[Pmalek]

There are certainly cheaper cards, but $60 for 1 year isn't a lot to me, especially if the service is as professional as possible.

What's your experience with their fees and exchange rates, how would you rate those? The website and FAQs don't cover that part in detail. It says there are no hidden fees. Are you able to see the exchange rate at which your coins are converted into fiat when you spend from your card? Is it fair?

Do they charge fees for each time you use the card, or is it just an annual fee + the top-up fees that you are charged?

[Lucius]

As for the fees, the admin explained everything in detail in the Telegram group, but what I can say is that I think the fees are very reasonable. However, the fees depend on which processor you use, because FD's native payment processor is Polygon, so the smallest fee is if you send USDC or USDT (1.3%). If another token/coin is used, there will be an additional fee due to the swap/bridge that will be used. I personally use a BTC payment processor developed by admin which is still in beta, but works perfectly - the fee is around 1.9%.

Given that the card is in USD, each conversion to another currency is charged 2.5% according to the Visa exchange rate.

The fee for using the card is paid in advance for the whole year - everything after that comes down to how often you top up and pay with the card. For me personally, things are very transparent and the portal where all the data is located is very detailed and well-organized. There you can see all transactions in USD and EUR so you can compare every expense.

What you need to pay attention to is withdrawing cash from ATMs (if you find one that supports NFC and cards from other banks), because from the experience of other users around the EU and the world, fees can be quite expensive. However, there are also positive examples, it all depends on the bank whose ATM is used.

[Rikafip]

There are certainly cheaper cards, but $60 for 1 year isn't a lot to me, especially if the service is as professional as possible.

I guess $60 is not that much if you are using the card on a regular basis, but I have to be honest and say that it really bugs me that you can't simply pay the fee month by month and instead have to pay it yearly. It makes me think that the people behind it are not sure how long the card is going to work.

Besides that, I do like what I hear about the card and I am seriously considering giving it a go in the near future.

[Lucius]

I guess $60 is not that much if you are using the card on a regular basis, but I have to be honest and say that it really bugs me that you can't simply pay the fee month by month and instead have to pay it yearly. It makes me think that the people behind it are not sure how long the card is going to work
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There's no doubt about that, no one knows how long it will work and that $60 is a risk you have to take if you want to use the service. What I do know is that the service has been around for at least 6+ months (I don't know when it was launched exactly, but sometime in the last few months of last year).

I would also prefer it if it was paid monthly, but on the other hand I don't worry too much about it - that's the amount you get in a sig campaign in 3-4 days.