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1inch Debit Card crypto card

1inch Debit Card Review 2026

Reviewed by Mihail B. in · how we verify

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Closed to new applicants since . Cards you can still get

CustodyCustodial
NetworkMastercard Standard
Cashback1%
RegionsUK and EEA

Fees and limits

Issuance feeFree
Annual feeFree
FX feeNo FX margin is published: the issuer terms say a margin applies and point to the fee page, which lists none
The fine print
  • Card purchases carry a 2% card spend fee on the crypto spent
  • A separate 1.75% crypto-to-fiat fee is listed for conversions
  • The fee sheet does not say whether it also applies to a card purchase
ATM limit€8000/day; requires verification above €10000
Spending limit€8,000

Features

  • Cashback: 1%
    The fine print
    • … in BTC or USDT, or 2% in BXX, on total card spend
    • You pick the reward asset in the loyalty programme and claim it in the app
    • With the 2% card spend fee, the BTC or USDT options net about minus 1% and BXX nets about zero
  • KYC: Yes
  • Card type: Virtual + Physical
  • Top up with: 1INCH, USDT, BTC, LTC, XRP, BXX (USDC/EURT no longer listed)
  • Available countries: United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany…
    Full list

    … Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

Who issues the 1inch Debit Card

The 1inch Debit Card is issued by Monavate Limited + UAB Monavate, UK (FCA 901097) + Lithuania (Bank of Lithuania). The issuer is named in the source linked below.

All cards issued by Monavate Limited + UAB Monavate · Why the issuer matters

Pros and cons before it closed

Pros

  • 1% cashback in BTC or USDT (2% in BXX)
    The fine print
    • Cryptodraft credit line against BTC or ETH with the first 10% interest-free
    • No issuance or annual fee
    • Bank transfer deposits in EUR and GBP are free

Cons

  • 2% card spend fee on every purchase
    The fine print
    • 1.75% fee on in-app crypto-to-fiat conversions
    • 3.49% fee to withdraw by bank transfer
    • UK and EEA only, not available in the US

Regional availability

Was available in UK and EEA

The 1inch Debit Card was available in UK and EEA: United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland and 16 more.

Card overview

The 1inch Card is closed to new sign-ups: its FAQ says the programme is being discontinued, and holders have until 18 December 2026 to move their balance out. What follows is how it ran. Every purchase on the 1inch Card carries a 2% card spend fee, so the 1% BTC or USDT cashback options net about minus 1%. Only the 2% option can break even, and it pays in BXX, the platform token.

A separate 1.75% fee applies to in-app crypto-to-fiat conversions, and the fee sheet does not say whether it also hits a card purchase. The card itself is a UK and EEA Mastercard on Crypto Life (Baanx) rails, free to issue, with an 8,000 EUR daily limit. EUR and GBP bank transfers in are free and out cost 3.49%, but no personal IBAN or SWIFT is named. Top-ups cover 1INCH, USDT, BTC, LTC, XRP and BXX.

The interesting feature is Cryptodraft, a credit line against BTC or ETH with the first 10% interest-free. Cashback hunters can skip it. The fee stack eats the reward before it reaches you.

Common questions about the 1inch Debit Card

What were the fees for the 1inch Debit Card?

The 1inch Debit Card charged no issuance or annual fee. FX fee: the issuer publishes no FX margin: the issuer terms say a margin applies and point to the fee page, which lists none.

Is the 1inch Debit Card legit, and who is behind it?

The 1inch Debit Card is a real card that has been closed to new customers since October 20, 2026. The 1inch Card FAQ says the programme "is being discontinued" and that "new sign-ups are closed and the programme is winding down". Holders must move their balance out by 18 December 2026; 1inch gave no reason and no closure date. The date here is the earliest public report of that notice, so the sign-ups closed on it or before.

Is the 1inch Debit Card still available?

No. The 1inch Debit Card stopped taking applications on October 20, 2026. The 1inch Card FAQ says the programme "is being discontinued" and that "new sign-ups are closed and the programme is winding down".