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We rank every option from one independent database — 170 cards tracked, 150 live ones compared across 25 data points, researched and updated weekly. Last updated: .
Out of 150 live cards we track, these are the ones worth a serious look. Ranked by our public scoring formula on fees, custody, and real cashback — not by who pays us. Each entry says what the card is good at and where it falls short.
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Collateral stays on-chain while you spend. The first major credit card we've used where that's true.
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Tria shipped the first self-custodial Bitcoin top-up for a debit card in December 2025, which is a genuine first. Before that, every self-custody card forced you to route BTC through a wrapper or a custodian.
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Bleap's spending balance is USDC, so the stablecoin conversion fee is genuinely 0% rather than a hidden spread. The cashback story is trickier.
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A French ACPR licence under MiCA puts Deblock in a small group of self-custody cards with a real French IBAN. The card itself is unusual: a metal Visa that physically lights up at every payment via embedded LEDs.
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Xplace is the first non-custodial credit card on Solana. It launched late 2025, so assume rough edges.
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Nexo remains the only card I'd hand to someone who genuinely doesn't want to sell crypto. The Credit Mode borrows against your collateral instead of liquidating it, which is the whole point.
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