How crypto card companies make money
Ether.fi, Plasma One and Ethena Pay pay cashback that card fees may not cover. Lending, vaults and membership fees can fund the gap.
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Explore Cashback crypto card guides and comparisons covering fees, KYC, limits, supported assets, security, and everyday use.
Ethena Pay Card referral code
Ethena Pay referral codes pay the referrer a standard $30 in AVAX after KYC and a qualifying activity; the new user gets no separate bonus by default.
Tria Lite Adds $20 Annual Fee and Higher Cashback Allowance
Tria Lite pays 1.5% on the first $1,000 of eligible monthly spending, then 0.5%. The new $20 annual fee changes the calculation for light users.
Hyperbeat Card Cashback Follows 30-Day Trading Volume
Hyperbeat Card cashback runs from 3% to 12% based on rolling 30-day Liquid Banking trading volume and is paid in HYPE; volume bands are unpublished.
Avici pays up to 10% in Korea for 48 hours, capped at $50
Signature earns 10% and Platinum 5% on in-person purchases in South Korea, paid in ANSEM, with a USD 50 per-user cap and a budget that can end it early.
Lava Card adds Starlink and Discord to its 5% partners
The bitcoin rewards list now names 15 merchants across three categories, each with its own terms, and rewards stay locked until a 100,000-sat floor is reached.
Avici's Referral Leaderboard Ranks by Earnings, Not Friend Count
Top three each month take $1,000, $500 and $250. Ranking runs on referral earnings net of refunds, and commissions stop at $10,000 of each friend's spend per 30 days.
Plasma One's 20% Olive Young cashback stops at $30
The rate is the same at every tier, the window runs on UTC, and only Olive Young's own stores and two websites qualify.
Plasma One Platinum Card Explained
Platinum has no dollar price and is unlocked by locking XPL. Here is what the 4% headline covers, and what the AI, airline and lounge benefits are worth.
Binance Card cashback starts with completed spending
Binance Card cashback is based on eligible transactions that complete, then a calendar-month total that can change the rate for earlier spending.