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27 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. 23 of them closed during 2026.
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.
| Card | Closed to new applications | Reason | Closest obtainable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiat24 Card | 2026-07-29 | Closed 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". Discontinued At is the day Fiat24 confirmed the suspension in its own signed statement of 29 July 2026 ("temporarily suspend new client onboarding"), not the day it began: the banner carries no date, archive captures show it absent on 14 May and present by 23 July, and nothing narrows the gap. The 14 July date in the same statement attaches to 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. Two earlier At values were wrong: 2026-07-20 was a trade report's publication date, and 2026-07-14 was the top-up date. source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Hyperbeat Card, Oobit Card |
| imToken Card | 2026-07-29 | Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG), the FINMA-supervised Swiss fintech-licence holder issuing this white-label card, closed all new client applications on 29 July 2026 (issuer confirmation; the freeze began earlier, bracketed 14 May to 23 July by archive captures) citing maintenance works; the imToken flow documentedly ends at Fiat24's dapp, which shows the maintenance gate. 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. flag reverts if onboarding reopens. Direct in-app rejection not observed — inference from the closed shared KYC channel. source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Hyperbeat Card, Oobit Card |
| Ready Card | 2026-07-29 | Closed 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 separately "At the moment, Ready Cards are not available to order." Ready has never published a stop date and never names the provider; Discontinued At is 29 July 2026, the day Ready's CEO said in public that the card issuer was winding down and that Ready itself was given no notice ("you found out at roughly the same time we did"). The earlier At of 2026-07-16 was a Zendesk translation timestamp on the help article, not an event: the article has been re-edited since and now carries no fixed date at all. Press places the issuer in the Kulipa wind-down of 29 July; Kulipa is not named by Ready anywhere. source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Oobit Card, Rebind Card |
| SafePal Card | 2026-07-29 | Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG), the FINMA-supervised Swiss fintech-licence holder issuing this white-label card, closed all new client applications on 29 July 2026 (issuer confirmation; the freeze began earlier, bracketed 14 May to 23 July by archive captures) citing maintenance works; 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. 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. flag reverts if onboarding reopens. Direct in-app rejection not observed — inference from the closed shared KYC channel. source | COCA Card, Zoomex Card, UR Card |
| THORWallet Card | 2026-07-29 | Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG), the FINMA-supervised Swiss fintech-licence holder behind the THORWallet card, closed all new client applications on 29 July 2026 (issuer confirmation; the freeze began earlier, bracketed 14 May to 23 July by archive captures) citing maintenance works; the shared Fiat24 KYC channel (app.fiat24.com) shows the maintenance gate while THORWallet's card page still advertises five-minute onboarding. 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. flag reverts if onboarding reopens. Direct in-app rejection not observed — inference from the closed shared KYC channel. source | Oobit Card, Tria Card, Avalanche Card |
| TokenPocket Card | 2026-07-29 | Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG), the FINMA-supervised Swiss fintech-licence holder issuing this white-label card, closed all new client applications on 29 July 2026 (issuer confirmation; the freeze began earlier, bracketed 14 May to 23 July by archive captures) citing maintenance works; TokenPocket's own docs route applicants to 'Proceed on Fiat24', where the maintenance gate blocks new applications. 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. flag reverts if onboarding reopens. Direct in-app rejection not observed — inference from the closed shared KYC channel. source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Oobit Card, Tria Card |
| Solflare Card | 2026-07-28 | Card issuing partner Kulipa SAS wound down and Solflare Card stopped working on 2026-07-28. The date comes from the post itself, whose ID decodes to 28 July 2026; the 29 July date used earlier was a press write-up of the collapse. 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. As of 2026-08-04 Solflare has published no notice on its own site or help centre (a help-centre search for "kulipa" returns no articles) and both still market the card and explain how to apply; a replacement is promised but has not shipped. source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Oobit Card, Tuyo Card |
| Hi.com Card | 2026-07-20 | Card 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, so the At date records confirmation rather than a stated closure date. source | Nexo Card, Kraken Card, 1inch Debit Card |
| Mercuryo Spend Card | 2026-07-11 | Spend 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 | Bleap Card, Holyheld Card, MetaMask Card |
| Cypher Card | 2026-07-08 | Acquired by Nium; app, card, and $CYPR token ecosystem winding down. Card loading and new issuance ended Jul 8 2026, cards stop working for purchases Aug 7 2026, platform closes and withdrawals end Sep 6 2026. No compensation or buyback for CYPR token holders. source | Oobit Card, Avalanche Card, Spritz Card |
| Moonwell Card | 2026-07-08 | Cypher 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 | Ether.fi Cash Card, Oobit Card, Gnosis Pay Card |
| Osmosis Pay Card | 2026-07-08 | Cypher 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; the flag follows the Cypher schedule for the application close. source | no shortlist, the row names no region |
| Offramp Card | 2026-07-01 | Wound down. New card orders disabled Jul 1, 2026; cards stop working Jul 31, 2026; whole service shutting down. source | no shortlist, the row names no region |
| SpectroCoin Card | 2026-07-01 | Closed 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 | Cardano Card, Bybit Card, Crypto.com Visa Card |
| Pyra Card | 2026-06-15 | Pyra announced its wind-down June 15, 2026 (press coverage June 16) following the Drift protocol exploit; all payment cards cancelled, withdrawals open until Sept 15, 2026 source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Oobit Card, Tuyo Card |
| nsave Card | 2026-05-11 | New card issuance stopped: "Due to recent changes with one of our issuing partners, new card issuance is currently unavailable" (help centre, 11 May 2026), and the Cards collection carries a standing banner: "Card requests are currently unavailable, and we are not issuing new cards at this time." Pending card requests were cancelled. A follow-up on 15 June 2026 told holders in at least one region "your nsave card will stop working by June 18". nsave says an improved card is expected next quarter; the account itself is unaffected. The nsave.com card marketing page still sells the card and has not been updated. source | UR Card, Kardpay Card, Zebec Card |
| AmpBlack Card | 2026-05-05 | Amp Pay wound down after the Drift Protocol exploit of 1 April 2026 left it unable to raise further funding: "We will be sunsetting the Amp Pay app... we are at the end of our runway", with ordered cards refunded to user wallets. The site still sold the card on 2026-04-18 and carried the wind-down notice by 2026-05-15; the shutdown was public by 2026-05-05. No application-closure date was ever published; bounded 2026-04-18 to 2026-05-05. source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Hyperbeat Card, Solid Card |
| Stables Card | 2026-04-10 | Stables pivoted to B2B USDt payments infrastructure (Asia and MENA) and withdrew the consumer Mastercard with no announcement. The last archived page selling it is 2026-03-20 ("The Stables Card is live!", with a Get Free Card CTA). By 2026-04-10 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 2026-03-20 to 2026-04-10. source | no shortlist, the row names no region |
| Pera Card | 2026-04-03 | Card programme ended with its provider partnership: deposits disabled 2026-03-26, card transactions denied from 2026-04-03 (Pera support article 'What's Next for Pera Card'); site shows 'Back Soon' waitlist for a next-generation card source | Ether.fi Cash Card, Oobit Card, Rebind Card |
| Bit.Store Card | 2026-03-03 | Issuer Paytend Europe UAB lost its EMI licence (revoked by the Bank of Lithuania, effective 2026-03-03): the physical card programme was formally discontinued, and the virtual card is marked 'Maintenance' in Bit.Store's own fee index with its order page redirecting to a third-party product - no working path to obtain either card. source | Kardpay Card, Zebec Card, Spritz Card |
| BingX Card | 2026-03-03 | Card-issuing partner Paytend Europe UAB had its Lithuanian EMI licence revoked effective 2026-03-03 (AML/CFT failures); the Paytend-issued Euro Mastercard never returned; BingX launched a separate Wirex-issued Visa card on 2026-07-10 which this row does not yet cover source | no shortlist, the row names no region |
| CEX.IO Card | 2026-02-03 | CEX.IO Card partner Quicko lost its payment-institution (KIP) licence (KNF decision Jan 21, 2026); card payments unavailable from Feb 3, 2026 source | Crypto.com Visa Card, Spritz Card, Zypto Card |
| Cryptopay Card | 2026-01-01 | Consumer product withdrawn: Cryptopay closed personal accounts on 2026-01-01 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 2023-06-22. source | Cardano Card, Crypto.com Visa Card, Spritz Card |
| Card | Closed to new applications | Reason | Closest obtainable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nebeus Card | 2025-12-16 | Card ordering was switched off in Nebeus's own web app. The production bundle shipped 2026-07-13 hardcodes the crypto-card availability selector to return false, so the order screen's product list is always empty. Archived builds bracket the change: a real country check on 2025-09-05, hardwired off by 2025-12-16. That predates the KNF revocation of issuer Quicko (2026-01-21), so this was not the Quicko cascade. Nebeus named no successor issuer: its regulated-partner disclosure of 2026-04-01 lists five partners and no card issuer, and the card is gone from its site navigation, help centre, legal terms and app-store listing. The linked source is that partner disclosure — indirect evidence: it does not announce the closure itself, it shows that no card issuer remains among Nebeus's regulated partners. source | Kardpay Card, Zebec Card, Spritz Card |
| Blockchain.com Card | 2024-08-04 | Consumer Visa card discontinued with no announcement. The waitlist page at blockchain.com/card, the only public application route, was live on 2024-07-17 ("Join the Waitlist. The waitlist is currently available to US customers") and has returned 404 on every capture from 2024-08-04 onward. No blog post, support article or press release ever dated the closure, and no Visa Card article remains in the help centre. source | Revolut Card, Crypto.com Visa Card, Spritz Card |
| HODL Card | 2023-08-08 | FCA 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 | Nexo Card, Bit2Me Card, Kraken Card |
| BitPay Card | 2023-05-03 | BitPay stopped accepting new cardholder applications on the day it announced the programme transition, 2023-05-03: "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 (verified 2026-08-05). source | Gemini Credit Card, Mobilum Card, PayPal Debit Card |
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. 4 cards get no shortlist at all, because their rows never named a region, only “Global” or a country count: Osmosis Pay Card, Offramp Card, Stables Card and BingX Card.
15 of the 27 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, 5 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.