Fizen Card Review 2026
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Card Overview
Web ordering is paused: the site carries a "card creation is on a short break" banner, and the purchase button has been taken out of the order form entirely. We still list the card because Fizen's documented route is the app rather than the website, and nobody has tested whether that route still accepts applications, so treat availability as unconfirmed until someone does. The fees matter either way, because Fizen's own schedule contradicts its zero-conversion-fees marketing: $9.99 to issue, $1.50 a month unless you spend $500, 1% on non-USD purchases, 0.5% on each crypto conversion, and a $0.50 surcharge under $50. ATM withdrawals cost $2 plus 1.5% after the first $200 each month. Funding is USDT or USDC on Solana and nothing else, despite the wallet supporting far more. The 8% headline cashback pays in FIZEN tokens at a generation event that has not happened, so price it at zero until it does. What genuinely works is the QR coverage across Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Vietnam and the Philippines, plus tokenized US stock trading on the side. Best fit: nomads in LatAm or Southeast Asia who will actually use those QR rails. Wrong card if you want rewards in money rather than an unlaunched token.
Fizen Card is a virtual Visa aimed at digital nomads, funded with USDT or USDC on Solana and built around QR payments across Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Vietnam and the Philippines. It costs $9.99 to issue and $1.50 a month, waived above $500 of monthly spend, and adds travel discounts on hotels, flights and eSIMs plus tokenized US stock and ETF trading on your first $5,000.
This is a Visa crypto card. It offers cashback rewards.
Fees & Limits
| Issuance Fee | $9.99 one-time |
|---|---|
| Annual Fee | $1.50/month, waived above $500 monthly spend, first month free |
| FX Fee | 1% on non-USD transactions, plus 0.5% per crypto conversion and a $0.50 surcharge under $50 |
| ATM Limit | $2 plus 1.5%; first withdrawal up to $200/month free |
| Spending Limit | Based on plan |
These figures can change. Confirm the current fees, FX and network in Fizen’s official terms before you apply.
Features
- Welcome Bonus: 8% cashback
- Card Type: Virtual only
- Top up with: USDT and USDC on Solana only
- Available Countries: Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Vietnam, Philippines, Mexico, Colombia, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, India (160+ countries claimed; QR-pay strong in LATAM and APAC)
Banking & Fiat Rails
Not disclosed (no native IBAN)
Who issues the Fizen Card
The Fizen Card is issued by Tevau Technology Limited, Hong Kong (company reg. 76280597). The issuer is named verbatim in the card documentation. — program manager only; the issuing bank behind Tevau is undisclosed. Tevau still sells its own card, so this is not a cascade risk.
Primary source · All cards issued by Tevau Technology Limited · Why the issuer matters
Supported Cryptocurrencies
You can load the Fizen Card with crypto; the asset we track for it is listed below. When you pay, the card converts crypto to local fiat automatically.
Networks & deposit details: USDT and USDC on Solana
Who Is the Fizen Card Best For?
The Fizen Card is a good fit for holders who want their balance to keep earning while it sits on the card.
The Fizen Card pays up to 10% cashback on eligible purchases, so it works well as a daily spending card.
The card is currently available in Global travelers; focus on Latin America, Asia-Pacific, so it works for residents and travellers in those areas.
Best for
- Frequent spenders who want to earn up to 10% cashback
- People who want a straightforward, app-managed crypto card
Avoid if
- You need full non-custodial control of your funds
- You want a card backed by government deposit insurance (FDIC / FSCS)
Compare the Fizen Card side-by-side with alternatives using the full card listing or explore our Visa crypto cards category.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- QR scan payments (LatAm and Asia); tokenized stock trading; travel discounts (hotels, flights, eSIMs); first month of the plan fee free
- Earn up to 10% cashback on eligible purchases
- Works wherever Visa is accepted worldwide
- Available in most countries
- Virtual card ready right away, no shipping wait
- Welcome bonus: 8% cashback
Cons
- $9.99 to issue plus $1.50/month unless you spend $500; web card ordering is currently paused; 1% non-USD FX plus 0.5% per conversion; 8% cashback pays in a token that has not launched
- Card issuance fee: $9.99 one-time
- Annual fee: $1.50/month, waived above $500 monthly spend, first month free
- Custodial: the issuer holds your funds
- Full KYC required, no anonymous tier
How to Get the Fizen Card
Here is what the sign-up process looks like, from application to first purchase.
Create a Fizen account
A few minutesGo to the Fizen website or download the app. Sign up with your email, pick a password, and accept the terms.
Complete identity verification
Varies by issuerFizen runs standard KYC: a government-issued photo ID and usually a selfie. Processing time varies by issuer and load.
Fund your card
Usually instantLoad your card with USDT and USDC on Solana only through the funding screen. When you make a purchase, your crypto converts to local fiat at the current rate.
Start spending immediately
InstantYour virtual Fizen Card shows up in the Fizen app right away. Use it online or add it to Apple Pay / Google Pay for tap-to-pay in stores.
Requirements
Regional Availability
Available Worldwide
The Fizen Card is available in most countries. Some places may be excluded because of local financial regulations, so check the Fizen website to confirm before you apply.
Common questions about the Fizen Card
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