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Best Mastercard crypto debit cards

Highest on our score right now: Bleap Card (4.7/5), MetaMask Card (4.5/5) and Cardano Card (4.4/5).

Mastercard is the second network in crypto cards: 52 of the 142 cards you can get today carry it, against roughly twice as many on Visa, and some cards issue both. Europe is where Mastercard is most common in our catalogue, and several of the longest-running EEA and UK programmes sit on it. Which network you get is usually decided by the issuer you pick, and most people won't notice the difference at the till. The 52 cards below are filtered for Mastercard products. On each card detail page, check whether it is Mastercard Debit, Credit or Prepaid, and whether your country's chargeback protection applies the same way under Mastercard's own scheme rules. Bit2Me is the established Mastercard option for EU residents, issued under a Bank of Spain e-money licence. BingX used to belong on this list and no longer does. Its euro Mastercard stopped working on 3 March 2026, when its Lithuanian issuer lost its e-money licence, and the card BingX announced in July 2026 and opened to all eligible users on 11 September runs on Visa instead. Which network a brand uses is a decision its issuer makes, and issuers change.

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Questions about Mastercard crypto cards

Which Mastercard crypto card is best in 2026?

Of the 52 cards here, the three highest-rated right now are Bleap Card (4.7/5; Europe), MetaMask Card (4.5/5; 47 countries) and Cardano Card (4.4/5; 35 countries). That is the order of our public score, the same formula for every card. It does not know where you live or which currency you spend in, so check both in each card's row below.

What is the difference between Visa and Mastercard crypto cards?

Both networks offer nearly identical global acceptance and consumer protections. The main practical differences are issuer availability by region (several of the longest-licensed UK and EEA crypto card issuers sit on Mastercard, though by card count Visa is ahead in every region of our database, including the UK and EEA), and some premium Mastercard tiers (World, World Elite) include travel benefits not typically found on standard Visa products.

Which Mastercard crypto card is best for European users?

Bit2Me, Bybit, Nexo and 1inch all sell a Mastercard to EEA residents with no annual fee and a free card to start (Bit2Me charges for plastic), and the cashback headlines need reading. 1inch pays 1% in BTC or USDT, or 2% in its BXX token, but charges a 2% fee on card spend, so the reward roughly cancels out at best. Nexo pays up to 2% in NEXO or 0.5% in BTC, only in Credit Mode with a $5,000 portfolio. Use the filter above to narrow by network and region.

Do Mastercard crypto cards work in the United States?

A few are sold there, but Mastercard is much rarer than Visa among US cards in our catalogue. The Gemini Credit Card is one US Mastercard; the Coinbase and Crypto.com cards are Visa. Check each Mastercard card's detail page for US state availability.

Are there any crypto Mastercard cards with no annual fee?

Yes. Several Mastercard crypto cards charge no issuance fee and no annual fee, including the 1inch and Nexo cards. Bit2Me charges nothing for the virtual card or by the year, and prices its plastic. Bybit's EEA fee table makes the first physical card free and charges for a replacement. Higher cashback tiers may require holding or staking the issuer's token. All fees are listed on each card's detail page.

Can I earn cashback with a Mastercard crypto card?

Yes. Cashback programmes on Mastercard crypto cards range from 0.5% flat to 5%+ on premium staking tiers. Rewards are typically paid in the issuer's native token (e.g., BXX for 1inch, NEXO for Nexo) or in Bitcoin. Some cards offer cash rewards or stablecoin cashback for users who prefer not to hold volatile assets.