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Discontinued crypto cards

34 card programmes in this database can no longer be obtained. Each row gives the date new applications closed, the reason we checked against a primary source, and the closest cards still on sale. 30 of them closed during 2026.


What closed means here

A card lands on this page when nobody new can get it. That is not the same as the card ceasing to work. Offramp disabled new orders on 1 July 2026 and existing cards kept paying until 31 July; Cypher closed applications on 8 July and cards worked until 7 August. The table prints the first date. This site answers whether you can get a card, not whether somebody else is still carrying one, and where the two dates differ the reason column says so.

Cards closed to new applicants in 2026 (30)

CardClosed to new applicationsReasonClosest obtainable
Cardano Card31 October 2026The Cardano Card ran on Wirex, and that programme ended on 31 October 2026. cardanocard.io now carries a waitlist for a different card from 2Card: "Applications are not open, and no launch date has been announced." The earlier programme is separate from it. source for the Cardano CardCOCA Card, Wirex Card, Spritz Card
1inch Debit Card20 October 2026The 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. source for the 1inch Debit CardKraken Card, Swissquote Card, ZEN Card
Slash Card13 October 2026Beta pre-registration, the only way to get the card, has closed. Slash's card page says the beta pre-registration has ended and asks would-be applicants to wait for an announcement on its official X account before applications reopen. No closing date is published; the closure was observed on 13 October 2026. source for the Slash CardCOCA Card, Jupiter Card, MEXC Card
Gnosis Pay Card30 September 2026Closed to new sign-ups. Gnosis Pay set 30 September 2026 as the end of new sign-ups for its own card in its help notice of 4 September 2026, a page that has since been removed. GNO cashback ended the same day. Its formal notice of 21 September 2026 says existing cards and the web app stop working at 23:59 UTC on 20 December 2026. Partner cards on the same platform, Rebind and MiniPay, continue. source for the Gnosis Pay CardEther.fi Cash Card, Solid Card, Tria Card
Fiat24 Card29 July 2026Closed to new clients: "We are in maintenance mode, we are currently not accepting any new applications" (fiat24.com and app.fiat24.com), repeated in the user manual as "due to maintenance works, we are currently not accepting any new Client Applications". Fiat24 confirmed the suspension in its own signed statement of 29 July 2026 ("temporarily suspend new client onboarding"). The freeze began earlier: the banner carries no date, and archive captures show it absent on 14 May and present by 23 July. The 14 July date in the same statement is the start of the Crypto Top-Up pause, a different measure. Existing holders can spend a balance; Crypto Top-Up stays paused, and imToken's notice says multi-currency exchange came back on 30 July. source for the Fiat24 CardBleap Card, MetaMask Card, Ether.fi Cash Card
imToken Card29 July 2026Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG), the FINMA-supervised Swiss fintech-licence holder issuing this white-label card, confirmed on 29 July 2026 that it had closed all new client applications, citing maintenance works; the freeze began earlier, some time between 14 May and 23 July 2026. The imToken sign-up flow ends at Fiat24's dapp, which shows the maintenance gate, so the card closed to new applicants with it. Existing holders can spend a balance; Crypto Top-Up stays paused per the issuer's 29 July statement, and imToken's notice says multi-currency exchange came back on 30 July. Fiat24 calls the suspension temporary. source for the imToken CardTria Card, THORWallet Card, Bleap Card
Ready Card29 July 2026Closed to new orders and deactivated for existing holders. Ready help centre: "your current physical and virtual Ready Card will stop working soon... We're accelerating this change because our current card provider can no longer deliver the level of reliability Ready Cards require", and on a replacement: "When the new card program launches, you'll need to create a new Ready account and move your funds to receive a new card... It isn't available yet". On 6 August 2026 Ready announced it is no longer building a crypto neobank and will launch Community Cards on Base instead; their issuer, network, countries and fees are not published. On 29 July 2026 Ready's CEO said in public that the card issuer was winding down. Ready never names the provider; press places it in the Kulipa wind-down. source for the Ready CardEther.fi Cash Card, Rebind Card, Solid Card
SafePal Card29 July 2026Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG), the FINMA-supervised Swiss fintech-licence holder issuing this white-label card, confirmed on 29 July 2026 that it had closed all new client applications, citing maintenance works; the freeze began earlier, some time between 14 May and 23 July 2026. Every partner onboarding flow ends at Fiat24's shared KYC channel (app.fiat24.com shows the maintenance gate) and on-chain KYC approvals stopped mid-July, so the card closed to new applicants with it. Existing holders can spend a balance; Crypto Top-Up stays paused per the issuer's 29 July statement, and imToken's notice says multi-currency exchange came back on 30 July. Fiat24 calls the suspension temporary. source for the SafePal CardSwissquote Card, THORWallet Card, Zebec Card
TokenPocket Card29 July 2026Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG), the FINMA-supervised Swiss fintech-licence holder issuing this white-label card, confirmed on 29 July 2026 that it had closed all new client applications, citing maintenance works; the freeze began earlier, some time between 14 May and 23 July 2026. TokenPocket's own docs route applicants to 'Proceed on Fiat24', where the maintenance gate blocks new applications, so the card closed to new applicants with it. Existing holders can spend a balance; Crypto Top-Up stays paused per the issuer's 29 July statement, and imToken's notice says multi-currency exchange came back on 30 July. Fiat24 calls the suspension temporary. source for the TokenPocket CardEther.fi Cash Card, Tria Card, COCA Card
Solflare Card28 July 2026Card issuing partner Kulipa wound down and Solflare Card stopped working on 28 July 2026. Solflare co-founder Vidor: "Our card issuing partner Kulipa is winding down due to solvency issues and can no longer support Solflare Card, so cards stopped working abruptly today." Funds were unaffected because the card debited the user's self-custody wallet at the moment of purchase, with no balance held at Kulipa. Solflare's blog post of the same day calls it a temporary pause and promised a new card from a new issuer in August 2026. As of 25 September 2026 no new card has launched, and the site banner still says cards will return in August. source for the Solflare CardEther.fi Cash Card, Rebind Card, Solid Card
BitMart Card26 July 2026Exchange announced an orderly wind-down of the whole platform on 26 July 2026: new user registrations and all crypto/fiat deposits suspended from 26 Jul 01:30 UTC (no path to obtain or fund the card), all trading stops 26 August 2026 01:00 UTC, operations cease 31 January 2027 15:59 UTC. The cessation notice never mentions the card; holders reported cards disabled and card balances unspendable on 9-10 Aug 2026, months before the platform deadline, while the card landing page still showed Apply buttons. source for the BitMart CardKAST Card, MEXC Global Card, RedotPay Card
Fizen Card25 July 2026Fizen's card page, card.fizen.io, says 'Card creation is on a short break while we build the next-gen card', and Fizen calls it a pause. The banner was not there on 6 June 2026, was up by 25 July 2026 and was still up on 25 September 2026. fizen.io/card still marks the Adventure Card 'Open now', so the two Fizen pages disagree. source for the Fizen CardKAST Card, MEXC Global Card, RedotPay Card
UR Card22 July 2026UR stopped opening new retail and corporate accounts and paused crypto-to-fiat conversion while its compliance team reassesses the Swiss rules UR operates under. UR calls this temporary. Existing accounts keep balances, withdrawals and SEPA/SWIFT transfers under a CHF 30,000 monthly limit. source for the UR CardTHORWallet Card, Zebec Card, COCA Card
Zoomex Card22 July 2026A Zoomex Card needs a UR account, and UR stopped opening new retail and corporate accounts and paused crypto-to-fiat conversion while it reviews Swiss regulation. UR calls the pause temporary. source for the Zoomex CardTHORWallet Card, Zebec Card, COCA Card
Hi.com Card20 July 2026Card product withdrawn without an announcement: hi.com/products/debit-card returns 404 while still listed in the sitemap, the "hi Debit Card" collection has been removed from the help centre index, the fees page no longer has a card section, and the word "card" is absent from the homepage navigation. Rewards were already dead: "We are revamping our rewards program and suspending all Debit card rewards until further notice." The UK entity closed IBAN and card products on 21 July 2024. A stale membership page is the only remaining card reference. No path exists for a new customer to apply, and Hi.com has published no closure date. source for the Hi.com CardKraken Card, Swissquote Card, ZEN Card
Mercuryo Spend Card11 July 2026Spend Card programme, issued in partnership with Paynetics, discontinued: last usable day Jul 10, 2026; card accounts closed Jul 11, 2026 (Mercuryo help centre notice, Jul 7, 2026) source for the Mercuryo Spend CardBleap Card, MetaMask Card, Ether.fi Cash Card
Cypher Card8 July 2026Acquired by Nium; app, card, and $CYPR token ecosystem winding down. Card loading and new issuance ended Jul 8 2026, cards stopped working for purchases after Aug 7 2026, and the platform was scheduled to close, with withdrawals ending, on Sep 6 2026. No compensation or buyback for CYPR token holders. source for the Cypher CardEther.fi Cash Card, Rizon Card, Solid Card
Moonwell Card8 July 2026Cypher white-label; goes down with the Cypher platform after the Nium acquisition. New card applications and issuance ended Jul 8 2026, cards stop working for purchases Aug 7 2026, services close Sep 6 2026 with balances returned as USDC on Base. The wind-down config is global to the Cypher platform and is rendered by the card.moonwell.fi dashboard itself. Moonwell announced the wind-down on X on 9 July 2026 naming Aug 7 2026 as the last usable day; its documentation and help centre were never updated to match. source for the Moonwell CardTria Card, Wise Card, SolCard
Osmosis Pay Card8 July 2026Cypher white-label; goes down with the Cypher platform after the Nium acquisition. New card applications and issuance ended Jul 8 2026, cards stop working for purchases Aug 7 2026, services close Sep 6 2026 with balances returned as USDC on Osmosis chain. The wind-down config is global to the Cypher platform and is rendered by the pay.osmosis.zone dashboard itself. Osmosis announced the wind-down on X on 9 July 2026 in a thread for cardholders. source for the Osmosis Pay CardOobit Card, Payy Card, Tria Card
Offramp Card1 July 2026Wound down. On Jul 1, 2026 new physical card orders were disabled and the app was delisted from the App Store and Google Play; physical and virtual cards stopped working for spending on Jul 31, 2026; the platform closes fully on Dec 31, 2026. source for the Offramp Cardno shortlist, the row names no region
SpectroCoin Card1 July 2026Closed to new customers. Spectro Finance OU, the EEA entity, paused new EEA registrations after 30 June 2026 pending MiCA CASP authorisation, and waitlists applicants instead. Deposits, crypto purchases and top-ups are suspended with it. The card is EEA-only and funded from converted crypto, so a new customer cannot reach the order step. Existing holders keep access, and SpectroCoin promises a restart on grant of authorisation without naming a date. source for the SpectroCoin CardBitpanda Card, Coinbase Card, COCA Card
WhiteBIT Card30 June 2026WhiteBIT suspended the Nova EUR card on 30 June 2026 while it moves the card to WhiteBIT Europe for MiCA. Existing cards are frozen and new applicants stay on a waiting list until whitebit.eu launches. WhiteBIT offers a separate Nova USD card from a Georgian bank as the alternative. source for the WhiteBIT CardBitpanda Card, Coinbase Card, COCA Card
Pyra Card15 June 2026Pyra announced its wind-down on 15 June 2026 (X post and pyra.fi; press coverage 16 June) after the 1 April 2026 Drift exploit froze the lending pools behind its credit line. New sign-ups ceased and all cards were cancelled. Withdrawals and private-key export moved to a web portal that Pyra said it would keep until 15 Sept 2026; on 21 Sept 2026 the notice and the portal were still online with no new date source for the Pyra CardEther.fi Cash Card, Solid Card, Spritz Card
AmpBlack Card5 May 2026Amp Pay wound down after the Drift Protocol exploit of 1 April 2026. Its site now says "the Amp Pay app is being discontinued". The fuller notice (sunsetting the app, end of runway, ordered cards refunded) survives only as a copy on travelinpoints.com dated 5 May 2026. The site still sold the card on 18 April 2026 and carried the wind-down notice by 15 May 2026. No application-closure date was ever published; bounded 18 April 2026 to 5 May 2026. source for the AmpBlack CardEther.fi Cash Card, Hyperbeat Card, Xplace Card
Stables Card10 April 2026Stables pivoted to B2B USDt payments infrastructure (Asia and MENA) and withdrew the consumer Mastercard with no announcement. The last archived page selling it is 20 March 2026 ("The Stables Card is live!", with a Get Free Card CTA). By 10 April 2026 the homepage had fully pivoted to developer messaging, the consumer nav was gone, /personal now 404s and the iOS app is delisted. No application-closure date was ever published; bounded 20 March 2026 to 10 April 2026. source for the Stables Cardno shortlist, the row names no region
Pera Card3 April 2026Card programme ended with its provider partnership: deposits disabled 26 March 2026, card transactions denied from 3 April 2026 (Pera support article 'What's Next for Pera Card'); site shows 'Back Soon' waitlist for a next-generation card source for the Pera CardEther.fi Cash Card, Rebind Card, Solid Card
Bit.Store Card3 March 2026Issuer Paytend Europe UAB lost its EMI licence, and Bit.Store formally discontinued the physical card. That notice does not cover the virtual card, and we could not confirm that a new customer can still order one. source for the Bit.Store Cardno shortlist, the row names no region
CEX.IO Card3 February 2026CEX.IO Card partner Quicko lost its payment-institution (KIP) licence (KNF decision Jan 21, 2026); card payments unavailable from Feb 3, 2026 source for the CEX.IO CardCoinbase Card, Spritz Card, Uphold Card
Plutus Card24 January 2026Card issuance paused. On 20 January 2026 Plutus told holders to spend their card balances by 24 January, after which remaining balances had to be claimed from Modulr; that date is used here. New sign-ups are placed in PlutusLite, where cards, top-ups and new subscriptions are unavailable, while Plutus moves to a new banking partner it has not named. Plutus says a new card will come in H2 2026. source for the Plutus CardCoinbase Card, COCA Card, Wirex Card
Cryptopay Card1 January 2026Consumer product withdrawn: Cryptopay closed personal accounts on 1 January 2026 and now offers only a corporate card under KYB, which is out of scope for this catalogue. Help centre instructs personal customers to request manual withdrawal of any remaining balance after that date, and the public card terms page is labelled "Card Terms (archived version)". The EU card had earlier been disrupted when the Bank of Lithuania revoked UAB PayrNet's licence on 22 June 2023. source for the Cryptopay CardCoinbase Card, COCA Card, Wirex Card

Closed before 2026 (4)

CardClosed to new applicationsReasonClosest obtainable
Nebeus Card16 December 2025Card ordering was switched off in Nebeus's own web app. The production bundle shipped 13 July 2026 hardcoded the crypto-card availability selector to return false, so the order screen's product list was always empty. Archived builds bracket the change: a real country check on 5 September 2025, hardwired off by 16 December 2025. That predates the KNF revocation of issuer Quicko, so this was not the Quicko cascade. Nebeus has since rebuilt its app: it has no consumer card screen at all, and its promo tile lists a business card as coming soon. Nebeus named no successor issuer: its regulated-partner disclosure of 1 April 2026 lists five partners and no card issuer. The nebeus.com card page is a leftover that still names Quicko. source for the Nebeus CardTHORWallet Card, Zebec Card, COCA Card
Blockchain.com Card4 August 2024Consumer Visa card discontinued with no announcement. The waitlist page at blockchain.com/card, the only public application route, was live on 17 July 2024 ("Join the Waitlist. The waitlist is currently available to US customers") and has returned 404 on every capture from 4 August 2024 onward. No blog post, support article or press release ever dated the closure, and no Visa Card article remains in the help centre. source for the Blockchain.com CardCoinbase Card, Jupiter Card, Venmo Credit Card
HODL Card8 August 2023FCA requirements effective 8 August 2023 stopped the issuer, Nvayo Limited (firm reference 900005), from carrying on e-money business; Nvayo's own customer notice confirmed it could no longer onboard customers or load cards, and the firm now shows on the FCA register as in an insolvency process source for the HODL CardOKX Card, Kraken Card, Swissquote Card
BitPay Card3 May 2023BitPay stopped accepting new cardholder applications on the day it announced the programme transition, 3 May 2023: "BitPay will stop accepting new cardholder applications immediately." Its own notice names the bank and calls the decision mutual: "Our bank partner, Metropolitan Commercial Bank, and BitPay have decided to discontinue the current BitPay Prepaid Mastercard program." Two later dates are often quoted instead and mean other things: loads ended 1 June 2023, spending and ATM access ended 15 June 2023. Cardholders were auto-enrolled on a waitlist for a promised replacement that never shipped; bitpay.com/card redirects to the homepage, which lists no card product. source for the BitPay CardGemini Credit Card, PayPal Debit Card, THORWallet Card

About the last column

It is generated, not recommended. The ranking uses three things the closed card’s own row states: a region it was sold in, the same custody model, the same card scheme. Nobody has held these cards next to the closed one, and no issuer calls any of them a successor. 3 cards get no shortlist at all, because their rows never named a region, only “Global” or a country count: Offramp Card, Stables Card and Bit.Store Card.

How many of these were the brand’s own decision

16 of the 34 were not. Something changed a layer above the brand: a regulator withdrew a licence, a sponsor bank left the crypto vertical, a buyer wound the platform down, an issuer paused onboarding. Where that company served several brands, several cards stopped in the same week, 6 of them at once in the largest case. The full shutdown study traces each event to its primary source and counts what the pattern does and does not prove, and every event also has a page of its own if you only need one of them.


Questions

Which crypto cards closed to new applicants in 2026?

30 of the cards tracked here closed to new applications during 2026, and the table above lists every one with its date and the source confirming it. The largest cluster is 6 cards that stopped together, Fiat24 Card, SafePal Card, imToken Card, TokenPocket Card, UR Card and Zoomex Card, in the event recorded as “Fiat24 suspends new client onboarding, confirmed by the issuer 29 Jul 2026”. The next largest is 3: Cypher Card, Moonwell Card and Osmosis Pay Card.

Which crypto cards stopped accepting new applications?

All 34 on this page. That is the criterion for the list rather than a footnote to it: a card appears here when a new customer can no longer get one. Several kept working for people who already held them, in a few cases for another month, and the reason column says which.

Is there a replacement for a crypto card that shut down?

Rarely a direct one. Across the 21 closures traced to a verified event upstream, 4 brands came back: Trustee, BingX, nsave and THORWallet sell a card again, which is why they are not on this list. For the rest, the last column of the table is the closest obtainable card by region, custody model and card scheme, which is somewhere to start comparing rather than a like-for-like swap.