Crypto card issuers & BIN sponsors

• Gemini Credit Card · "The Gemini Credit Card is issued by WebBank." Mastercard World Elite.source

• Venmo Credit Card · Issued under Visa licence. Synchrony explicitly disclaims the crypto-cashback programme: "Synchrony does not provide, recommend, or take responsibility for the cryptocurrency program."source

• Fold Bitcoin Credit Card · "The Fold Bitcoin Credit Card TM is issued by Celtic Bank, powered by Stripe®, and operates on the Visa® network." Separate from the prepaid Fold Card, which Sutton Bank issues.source

• WhiteBIT Nova USD Card · "Nova USD is a debit Visa card issued in partnership with JSC Hash Bank." The card terms PDF it links to could not be read.source

• Wayex Australia Card · "The Wayex Card is a prepaid Visa® issued by Flexewallet Pty Ltd ABN 16 164 657 032 AFSL 448066." CryptoSpend Pty Ltd, trading as Wayex, distributes and manages the programme.source

• ZEN Card · Self-issued: "ZEN.COM Cards are issued by UAB ZEN.COM under the licence of the respective Card Organization." Sibling entities ZEN-UK Limited (FCA) and ZEN.COM PTE. LTD. (MAS) cover other regions.source

• CoinJar Card · PDS cl. 6: "The Issuer of the Card is EML." CoinJar Australia Pty Ltd is EML’s authorised representative (no. 1290193), i.e. the programme side.source

• Blackcatcard · Self-issuing EMI: "Blackcatcard is issued by Papaya Ltd."source

• Xapo Bank Cardsource

• Revolut Card · In the EEA the card is issued by Revolut Bank UAB (authorisation code LB002119); in the UK, by Revolut Ltd.source

• Wise Cardsource

• Trade Republic Card · Visa scheme (BIN 475211)

• Swissquote Card

• Deblock Card

Confirmed

• Wirex Card · The Wirex One terms say the card-based service is provided by Wirex Limited, the FCA e-money institution (registration 902025), in the EEA, the UK and the rest of the world, with UAB Wirex (Lithuania) handling card distribution and programme management in the EEA; Novatti Group Limited provides it in Australia and New Zealand. The terms name no card scheme. The Visa references in the old UK terms are the legacy Contis card, a partnership that ended 16 March 2021. The metal card on the Private and Bespoke tiers is a Visa Signature.source
• Cardano Card (discontinued) · "distributed by EMURGO and issued by Wirex"; the EMURGO launch release repeats it, "With Wirex as the card issuer". Which Wirex entity is never stated, and for the EEA the issuer is Transact Payments Malta with Wirex UAB as programme manager; cardanocard.io publishes no terms of its own, so an applicant accepts Wirex regional terms, none of which mentions Cardano or ADAsource
• Kolo Card · Kolo's card overview lists the EUR card (BIN 442601, Visa Platinum) with "WIREX, LTD" as issuer, country United Kingdom. Kolo says it works with several issuers and assigns the card programme after verification.source
• Solid Card · Solid's help centre: "Depending on your country of residence, your card is issued by one of our two card program partners, Rain or Wirex", assigned automatically when you order. Which countries get a Wirex card is not listedsource
• BingX Card · BingX announced this Visa debit card on 10 Jul 2026 as issued by Wirex on Wirex's Visa principal membership, without naming the Wirex entity, and opened it to all eligible users on 11 Sep 2026. The earlier BingX Card was a Euro Mastercard issued by Paytend Europe UAB, unusable from 3 Mar 2026 after Lietuvos bankas revoked Paytend's e-money licence.source

Inferred

• COCA Card · The cards-page footnote names Wirex Limited (UK) or UAB Wirex (EEA) as issuer of "a prepaid Mastercard"; COCA told us in writing on 15 September 2026 that the current card is a prepaid Visa and that this footnote is outdated. No public COCA document names the issuer of the Visa cardsource

• Crypto.com Visa Card · Five regional issuance structures (UK, EEA, AU, SG, + BR hedged)source

• xPortal Cardsource

• Plasma One Card · June 2026 terms: "issued by Rain, a Visa Principal Member"; US residents served via Bridge Building Inc.source
• Jupiter Card · The docs say the card is "issued by two partners, Rain and DCS"; Rain covers cardholders outside Asia-Pacific.source
• Tangem Pay Card · page now reads "issued by Rain, a Visa Principal Member", where until mid-2026 it named Third Nationalsource
• Lydian Card · "issued by Rain, a Visa Principal Member, and operate over the Visa network", with the underlying sponsor bank not disclosedsource
• Karta Card · the help centre lists partners as "Visa card issuing — Nimbus LLC d/b/a Third National"; the launch release said "issued by Rain, a Visa Principal Member", and the marketing site says only "we work with regulated financial and card-issuing partners". This is karta.io, the Telegram crypto card, and not the unrelated US charge card at conkarta.com, whose own cards are issued by Third National and by Interaudi Bank.source
• Rizon Card · terms: "a virtual or physical debit card, issued by our Partner, Rain"; the fees page names "Signify Holdings Inc. and its subsidiary Nimbus LLC (Rain), a third-party licensed financial service provider" and says Rain "operates under its own regulatory authorizations"source
• BloFin Wallet Card · BloFin Wallet's card guide says the card is "issued by Rain, a Visa Principal Member". The card terms are shown only inside the app, so no bank is named.source
• Spritz Card · Spritz's help centre: "The Spritz Card is a real credit card, issued by Rain and powered by the Visa® network." No bank is named.source

• Coinbase Card · This covers the UK card: "Coinbase Card is issued in the United Kingdom by Paysafe Financial Services Limited, as a principal issuing member of Visa Inc."source

• Bitstack Card · Bitstack Digital Assets SAS operates "as an agent of Xpollens", so the licence is Xpollens' and the brand is Bitstack'ssource

• SpectroCoin Card (discontinued) · in-house: SpectroCoin issues through its own EMI, so no third-party sponsor can pull the programme. Card closed to new EEA customers 1 July 2026 pending MiCA authorisation.source

Confirmed

• Cypher Card (discontinued)source
• Solayer Cardsource
• Oobit Cardsource
• Zypto Card · This covers the Premium Visa: "The issuer for this card program is Third National."source
• Orbitx Cardsource
• Ether.fi Cash Cardsource
• Ethena Pay Card · Card Terms: "References in these Card Terms to the "Issuer" refer to Third National"; programme "managed by Signify Holdings, Inc. d/b/a Rain"source
• Moto Card · Card Terms: "The issuer for this card program is Third National."source
• nsave Card · Spend Card Terms: "“Issuer” refers to Third National, pursuant to a licence from Visa"; access "provided to you by npay USA Inc."source
• Hyperbeat Card · "The Hyperbeat Card is issued by Third National pursuant to a license from Visa"; the card-terms document adds a Nigeria clause naming BANEX Microfinance Bank as the local marketersource
• Tria Card · U.S. Card Terms name "Third National" as the Issuer. The International Card Terms name "Nimbus, LLC", the entity Rain lists as doing business as Third National. Tria calls Rain its card-issuing partner.source
• Tuyo Card · Tuyo's account opening disclosure names Third National as the issuer, and tuyo.com/card names Rain for card issuance services.source
• Solid Card · international Card Terms: "“Issuer” refers to Third National, including its affiliates, successors, and assigns"; landing footnote: "The Solid Card is a Visa credit card issued by Rain". The US agreement ("Solid Credit Card Account Opening Disclosures", Maryland credit law) does not name the issuer entity. Licensed bank behind Third National not named; Solid's own launch announcement described the rails as Bridge, and that conflict is unresolved. This covers the Rain-rail side: depending on the country of residence the card runs on Rain or on Wirex, and Solid publishes no Wirex card termssource
• BonkX Card · pre-launch, waitlist only; Third National named in the user agreementsource
• Rizon Card · Rizon's card page: the issuance of payment cards is "provided solely by Signify Holdings Inc. and its subsidiary Nimbus LLC (Rain)". Nimbus LLC is the entity Rain lists as doing business as Third National.source
• Exa Card · Exa's card terms for users outside the United States: "The issuer for this card program is Third National."source
• Xplace Card · platform operated by Pontech Group L.L.C-FZ; Rain railsource
• Grey Card · Nigeria distribution runs through BANEX Microfinance Bank Limited as marketer, not issuersource
• belo LUX Visa · "El emisor de este programa de tarjetas es Third National." belo provides access through Gralcey S.A.source
• Fasset Card · operating entity Fasset FZE (Dubai, VARA)source

Inferred

• KAST Card · Rain's Series C release (Jan 2026) names KAST as a Rain customer. The issuing bank is inferred from that.
• AmpBlack Card (discontinued) · inferred via Rain
• Moonwell Card (discontinued) · inferred via Rain
• Avalanche Card · The Avalanche Builder Hub confirms the card runs on Rain. The issuing bank is inferred from that.source
• Avici Card · inferred via Rain
• Pyra Card (discontinued) · This attribution covers Pyra's US card. Pyra named Rain as its card issuing partner. The issuing bank is inferred via Rain. The card was discontinued on 15 June 2026.source
• Offramp Card (discontinued) · inferred via Rain
• Meru Card · The brand entity is R3mit Solutions Inc., Miami. Meru’s own terms name no issuer. The issuing bank is inferred via Rain.source

Confirmed

• Phantom Cash Card · Phantom's Cash page: "The Prepaid Debit Visa Card (the "Card") is issued by Lead Bank". Phantom's help centre says the card is being replaced as Phantom moves to a new card issuer, and treats cards replaced or activated after 5 October 2026 as Stripe-issued; it does not name the bank behind the replacement card.source
• Wayex Card · Lead Bank issues the card outside Australia; the Australian card runs through Flexewallet.source
• Airtm Cardsource
• Fuse Cardsource
• El Dorado Card · "issued by Lead Bank pursuant to licensing by Visa U.S.A. Inc."; Bridge Ventures LLC named as "the Program Manager responsible for managing and operating the Card on behalf of Lead Bank"source
• Exodus Card · This covers the US card: Bridge's cardholder agreement for it names Lead Bank as issuer and Bridge Ventures LLC as program manager.source
• Kraken Card · This covers the US Krak card: its terms, dated 3 August 2026, say "The Card is issued by Lead Bank pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc." and name Stripe, LLC as program manager.source

Inferred

• KAST Pengu Card
• Decaf Card
• Solid Card · Fuse-network card (≠ bankrupt Solid Financial Technologies)

Confirmed

• Gnosis Pay Card (discontinued)source
• SwissBorg Card · EEA via UAB Monavate, whose Bank of Lithuania authorisation code the card terms print as "LB002139901097". The wallet is provided separately by BlockNodes SAS.source
• OKX Card · This covers the EEA card.source
• Kraken Card · Kraken, UK and EEA. The Krak Card is the same product with a different design, per Kraken's card FAQ.source
• Ledger Card · This covers the UK and EEA card; in the UK, UAB Monavate is the named account provider. Cross River issues the US one.
• 1inch Debit Card (discontinued)
• MetaMask Card · MetaMask's card FAQ names Monavate as the card issuer and Baanx as the provider of the card, without naming a region. A Cross River binding for the US card is listed separately and is not confirmed.source
• MiniPay Card · "issued through Monavate’s regulated card issuing and Visa’s global payments network, with Gnosis Pay serving as technical enabler and program manager"source

Inferred

• Rebind Card · Rebind's terms say "The Payment Card is issued by Gnosis Pay", a licensed third-party payment service provider, and do not name Monavate. Monavate issues the Gnosis Pay card in the EEA.source
• Exodus Card
• Solflare Card (discontinued) · suspected

Confirmed

• KuCard · This covers the EEA card.source
• Bringin Card · T&C §9.1: "issued ... by a Third-Party Service Provider, Wallester AS (registry code 11812882), a Payment Institution authorized by the Financial Supervision Authority of the Republic of Estonia". vIBAN rail is separate: OpenPayd Financial Services Malta (C 75580), named in the same document.source

Inferred

• Bitrefill Card · This covers the EU card.
• YouHodler Card
• WhiteBIT Card (discontinued) · primary T&C unreachable, so the scheme is unverified
• Brighty Card · homepage says "Powered by Mastercard"
• Tonhub Card · Tonhub is the wallet front-end of the Holders card program; Holders names Wallester as "a European-licensed financial institution ... issues VISA cards for Holders users with EU residency". Tonhub’s own terms page renders client-side and could not be read.source

Confirmed

• MEXC Card · standalone MEXC Card only (product DCS001, Philippines/Taiwan/Vietnam/Thailand). The separate MEXC x ether.fi co-brand runs on Third National and is reviewed as the Ether.fi Cash Card. The terms name no card network.source
• Jupiter Card · The docs say the card is "issued by two partners, Rain and DCS"; DCS covers Asia-Pacific.source
• Coin98 Fusion Card · "Issued in partnership with DCS Card Centre Pte. Ltd, a trusted financial institution with decades of card issuance expertise", under the DeCard brandsource

Inferred

• Decard Card

Confirmed

• Takenos Card · Argentine Spicy Card: "El emisor de la tarjeta prepaga es Pomelo Fintech Services S.A.S." Takenos’ newer international TakeCard has separate terms naming only "el Prestador de Tarjetas".source

Inferred

• Lemon Card · AR + PEsource
• Ripio Card · ARsource
• Binance Card · BR only; Pomelo names itself as BIN sponsor and program manager, but the licensed Brazilian entity is not identified in any primary sourcesource

Confirmed

• Uphold Card · This covers the US card.source
• Ledger Card · This covers the US card: Cross River Bank "acts as the card sponsor and issuer" with Baanx as program manager. Monavate issues the UK and EEA one.source

Inferred

• MetaMask Card · US card, not confirmed by MetaMask. Its card FAQ names only Monavate as the issuer.

• KuCard · This covers the Australian card; Wallester issues the EEA one.
• Bitget Card · Bitget Wallet Card
• Pera Card (discontinued)

• Bit.Store Card (discontinued) · Historical: Bit.Store's notice names Paytend Europe UAB as "the third-party issuing institution of the Bit.Store physical card program" and ended that card after the Bank of Lithuania revoked Paytend's licence with effect from 3 March 2026. It does not cover the virtual card.source
• BloFin Card · BloFin's card terms, as archived in August 2025, read "'Paytend' means Paytend Europe UAB ... EMI License LB000480". The same agreement defines "Card Association" as both Visa and Mastercard, so the network is unsettled.source

Confirmed

• Fiat24 Card (discontinued) · Fiat24 self-issues on its own FINMA licence; Fiat24-branded onboarding is frozen ("maintenance works"), which closes the four partner wallet cards on that rail to new applicants. Fiat24 confirmed the suspension in writing on 29 July 2026, the date we flag; the banner was already up by 23 July. UR, the other consumer brand on the same licence, stopped opening new accounts on 22 July 2026.
• UR Card (discontinued) · "UR is the trademark of SR Saphirstein AG ... company registration number CHE-256.014.995": the same licence as Fiat24, under a different consumer brand. UR does not name a card-scheme principal member behind the card.source
• Zoomex Card (discontinued) · Zoomex FAQ: "jointly launched by Zoomex and Swiss licensed financial institution UR"; the PR adds that assets are "custodied by UR, a registered trademark under the Swiss financial institution SR Saphirstein AG". Program provider named, BIN sponsor not.source

Inferred

• SafePal Card (discontinued)
• imToken Card (discontinued)
• TokenPocket Card (discontinued)

• CEX.IO Card (discontinued) · stopped processing 3 Feb 2026 (Quicko cascade)source

• PayPal Debit Card · "The PayPal Debit Mastercard is issued by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. ... The Bancorp is issuer of the Card only and not responsible for the associated accounts."source

• Plutus Card (discontinued) · UK only. Terms list "Plutus Debit Card (via Modulr)" and describe the partner as "an authorised Electronic Money Institution", without specifying which Modulr entity. The EEA terms name nobody and state card services are "temporarily unavailable as we transition to a new banking partner".source

• Coinbase Card · This covers the US card. Marqeta processes its transactions; Pathward is the sponsor bank.
• Blockchain.com Card (discontinued)

• Kolo Card · Kolo's card overview lists the USD card (BIN 454905, Visa Platinum) with "Banco Popular de Puerto Rico" as issuer; the EUR card is issued by Wirex.source

• Bybit Card · This covers the EEA card: "Your Bybit Card is issued by Harmoniie SAS, partnering with Moorwand Ltd, pursuant to a licence by Mastercard International held by Moorwand Ltd."source

• BitPay Card (discontinued) · Historical: BitPay's May 2023 notice reads "Our bank partner, Metropolitan Commercial Bank, and BitPay have decided to discontinue the current BitPay Prepaid Mastercard program." The replacement card BitPay promised never shipped.source

Confirmed

• Fold Cardsource
• Cash App Cardsource

Inferred

• Wirex Card · Historical: this covers the US card relaunched in February 2025 via Bridge.xyz. The Wirex One country list of September 2026 no longer includes the United States, and Wirex does not explain why.

• Wealthsimple Card
• Shakepay Cardsource

Confirmed

• Bleap Card · "The Card is issued by Unlimit EU Ltd, an Electronic Money Institution authorised by the Central Bank of Cyprus", with Bleap in the programme-provider seat: "Bleap does not issue e-money, operate payment accounts, hold client assets or private keys, or provide custody". The Bleap programme entity is mid-migration from Bleap Finance Sp. z o.o. (Poland) to Bleap SIA (Latvia, 40203714425): both sets of agreements were live on the site on 2026-08-07. Bleap SIA's Latvijas Banka CASP licence covers crypto-asset services, not card issuance.source

Inferred

• Holyheld Card · Holyheld's terms no longer name the issuer; they named Unlimit EU when read earlier in 2026.source

• Bit2Me Cardsource
• Bitsa Cardsource

• Nexo Cardsource
• Cryptopay Card (discontinued)source

• Bitpanda Card · post-April 2025 migrationsource
• Wirex Card · Historical: until 30 September 2026 the EEA Mastercard was issued by Transact Payments Malta Limited, with Wirex UAB (Lithuania 305118023) as program manager. The current Wirex One terms name Wirex Limited for the EEA and mention Transact only for complaints about transactions made before 30 September 2026.source
• Tap Card · "Cards provided to EEA residents are issued by Transact Payments Malta Limited and cards provided to UK residents are issued by Transact Payments Limited pursuant to licences by Mastercard International." Source domain now dead. The current card terms on terms.withtap.com name Transact Payments Limited in Gibraltar as the card issuer, while the newer account terms name Heuro SAS (EEA) and Moorwand Ltd (UK) as e-money issuers.source

• CoinZoom Card · "the CoinZoom Visa (the 'Card') has been issued to you by Zenus Bank (the 'Bank')", named in the first line of the cardholder agreementsource

• Slash Card (discontinued) · Joint release of 20 Apr 2026 splits the roles in its own words: オリコ as "BINスポンサー" for international-brand acceptance, 株式会社アイキタス (iQuitous, Tokyo) as "カード発行者" running customer management and systems, and SLASH VISION PTE. LTD. (Singapore) as programme manager and brand owner.source

• Ready Card (discontinued) · Ready calls Kulipa "a regulated card issuer" and routes ID verification through it. Kulipa is the program layer; the EMI or bank underneath is not named by either party.source

• UltimoPay Card · terms bind the cardholder to "the terms and conditions of the Joint Development Bank from which the card was issued", which makes it the only Lao issuing bank in the setsource

• UglyCash Card · "the UGLYCASH's Visa Prepaid Card, which is issued by BFF Cards, LLC". Both agreements (BFF Prime, US; BFF United, El Salvador) were read end to end, and neither mentions Bangor Savings Bank or "Member FDIC", so the Bangor attribution in search results is unsupported.source

• UPay Card · "This Agreement is made between you and JC Credit Limited." A money-lender licence is not a card-issuing licence: JC Credit is the cardholder's counterparty; the actual issuing bank or BIN sponsor is never named.source

• Pionex Card · StraitsX's own case study claims it provides "the underlying stablecoin-backed card issuance infrastructure powering the Pionex Card program". Pionex publishes no cardholder agreement and names no issuer across 66 card help articles, so this rests on one party's account.source
• RedotPay Card · Singapore Visa programme only. RedotPay's own release of 10 February 2025 credits "StraitsX as the BIN sponsor for the card programme", and StraitsX's blog of 11 February 2025 calls itself "the official Visa BIN sponsor". The cardholder terms still leave the BIN Sponsor unnamed, and no source names the issuer of the Hong Kong programme.source

• Utorg Card · Utorg's terms say Chain Valley Sp. z o.o. (Poland, KRS 0001036419) provides the card service in collaboration with Wirex Pay and Wirex Limited. The card is a USD Visa.source
• Trustee Card · Trustee's card page: "The card issuer is Wirex Limited". This is the card relaunched after the Quicko-issued one stopped on 3 February 2026.source

• Fizen Card (discontinued) · program manager only; the issuing bank behind Tevau is undisclosed. Tevau still sells its own card, so this is not a cascade risk.source

• Hyperbeat Card · clause 7.4 "Nigerian Users": the card "is marketed to you by BANEX MICROFINANCE BANK LIMITED", which also files the requisite returns with the CBN. The issuer stays Third National.source
• Grey Card · same arrangement: Nigeria distribution runs through BANEX as marketer, not issuer.source