Live market data
What a fair crypto card deal looks like
These figures update live from the 8 cards we've tested, giving you the real market average for fees, cashback, and ratings. Use them as your benchmark: anything better than average is a genuinely good deal, and now you can prove it.
8Cards benchmarked
0.14%Avg USD spending fee
2.5%Avg cashback
4.59Avg rating / 5
6Zero-fee cards
4Non-custodial
Where the market sits
USD spending fee0% to 1%
avg 0.14%
A card at 0% costs nothing. The market average is 0.14%. Anything above that is costing you more than most.
Cashback offered0% to 3%
avg 2.5%
The best cards reach 3%, but the market average is just 2.5%. High headline rates usually carry conditions.
π Highest rated
- Jupiter Cardβ 4.8
- Peanut.me Cardβ 4.7
- Bitget Wallet Cardβ 4.6
- RedotPay Crypto Cardβ 4.6
- Ether.fi Cash Cardβ 4.5
- Startale Visa Platinum Cardβ 4.5
- Kast Cardβ 4.5
- DPT Crypto Cardβ 4.5
πΈ Lowest fees
π Most cashback
- Bitget Wallet Card3% asset cashback
- Ether.fi Cash CardUp to 3%
- Startale Visa Platinum Card3%
- Jupiter Card2% stablecoin
- Kast Card1.5%
Top cards by reported volume
| # | Card | Rating | Cashback | Monthly volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Peanut.me Card | β 4.7 | None | $700K |
| 2 | DPT Crypto Card | β 4.5 | None | $200K |
| 3 | RedotPay Crypto Card | β 4.6 | None | $146.1M |
| 4 | Kast Card | β 4.5 | 1.5% | $42.31M |
| 5 | Ether.fi Cash Card | β 4.5 | Up to 3% | $39M |
| 6 | Bitget Wallet Card | β 4.6 | 3% asset cashback | $2M |
Volume figures as reported by providers and third-party sources.







