Articles tagged Fees
OKX Card triples cashback on non-SGD spending in Singapore
A one-month opt-in for Accredited Investors that lifts the base rate to 6%, where the unpublished monthly cap decides what it is actually worth.
The MetaMask Money Account 6% APY Ends September 30
Up to 6% runs to September 30, then up to 4%. MetaMask Card cashback lands in the same account, so both numbers apply to one balance.
Tangem Pay Now Takes ACH and FedWire Bank Top-Ups
Tangem Pay accounts can now be funded straight from a US bank via ACH or FedWire, with a flat fee that Plus-tier users skip entirely.
Ethena Pay Card: Where the Cashback Bands Stop
4%, 4.5% and 5% describe the first band only. Here is where each tier stops paying, and what the Daily Boost on balances actually is.
Ethena Pay: The Conditions Behind the Numbers
4% cashback and 6% on balances are the headline. The FAQ holds the conditions that decide whether either one actually arrives.
Lava Card puts AI subscriptions in its 5% bitcoin tier
Lava says spending on OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI and Perplexity now earns the 5% merchant-partner rate. The rate table did not change — the merchant list did.
No-KYC Crypto Cards Should Not Hold Your Balance
Fast sign-up is not the same as fast access to your money. The exit terms matter before a no-KYC card is funded.
Best Crypto Cards of 2026
These five cards solve different spending problems. Compare the funding path, custody and reward conditions before comparing the headline cashback.
MiniPay Card turns stablecoin balances into Visa spending
MiniPay Card is live as a digital Visa debit card. The useful part is not the card logo, but how stablecoin balances reach normal merchants.
Gate Card Printemps benefits have a narrow travel window
Gate Card's Printemps Paris offer combines tax refund and shopping discount benefits, but dates, store rules and eligibility limit the value.
Gate Card points matter beyond cashback headlines
Gate Card points can expand beyond USDT and GT into more assets, but redemption choice does not remove reward caps or market risk.
Crypto.com Card tier: CRO stake or subscription
Ruby and Jade can be reached two ways. Converting the twelve-month CRO lock into an annual price shows what each route actually costs.
Crypto.com Card Tiers: Where the Reward Cap Actually Binds
The headline rate runs 2% to 5%, but the monthly cap and the subscription fee decide what a tier returns. Here is where each one breaks even.
Gate Card cashback points are not a simple reward rate
Gate Card advertises up to 8% cashback, but points, tiers, caps and redemption rules decide how much value is actually usable.
Gate Card fees are not only the monthly fee
Gate Card has free issuance and no monthly fee, but conversion, FX, ATM, replacement and chargeback fees decide the real cost.
Ether.fi points change Cash Card spending habits
Cash Card spending can sit inside Ether.fi's monthly membership rhythm, but points should follow planned spending instead of driving it.
Kast Card 5% cashback fits planned spending
KAST's September cashback window is useful if you already have Shopping, Dining or Travel spend lined up.
Ether.fi Cash Card 3% cashback and its monthly caps
Ether.fi Cash Card's cashback is attractive, but the monthly bands decide what it is worth.
Plasma One merchant cashback rules and limits
Plasma's Starlink offer is a useful reminder that merchant rewards are conditional.
What Plasma One referral rewards are actually worth
Plasma's July referral reminder is a clean example of why one-time bonuses should be separated from card economics.
Ether.fi Cash Card travel fees need attention
FX margin, ATM costs and hotel holds matter more than the card's most polished features.
How GMGN Card Cashback Should Be Read
The useful phrase is not cashback. It is eligible cashback, and the difference matters.
GMGN Card Fees: Where the Cost Actually Sits
Zero issuance and zero annual fee do not make the card free to use. The transaction fee is the number to watch.
GMGN Card Limits: The Numbers That Shape Daily Use
The default limits are high enough for ordinary spending, but they still matter for travel bookings and larger purchases.
Cash With Krak Card: What Free ATM Withdrawals Really Mean
Kraken charges nothing to withdraw. Three other parties still can, and one of them is avoidable.
Taking Krak Cashback in Bitcoin or in Currency
Rewards can be paid in euro, sterling or BTC. The choice is a small recurring investment decision, so treat it like one.
How Krak Card Cashback Tiers Actually Work
Rewards are tiered by your average balance, not your spending. That changes who the top rate is for.
Krak Card Fees: Where the Cost Actually Sits
Kraken charges zero on transactions, FX and ATMs. That does not make spending free, and this is where the money goes instead.
Krak Vaults and the Balance You Need for Cashback
Yield on an idle balance and a cashback tier set by that same balance interact. Whether that is a reason to hold more is a separate question.
Ether.fi Cash Card ATM access is not a daily habit
Cash withdrawals are a backup feature. The fee profile makes that pretty clear.
Ether.fi Cash Card tiers are really spending profiles
Core, Luxe, Pinnacle and VIP are not just status labels. They change the card's economics.
Keeping Gas Costs Down on MetaMask Card
Where on-chain fees actually appear, and why the answer is to top up less often rather than to chase a cheaper chain.
mUSD Explained: What MetaMask Card Actually Pays You In
The card pays rewards in its own stablecoin. Who issues it, what backs it, and the exit cost to weigh before comparing rates.
MetaMask Card Fees: What You Actually Pay
The two tiers, the costs that never appear on the pricing page, and how much you need to spend before the metal card pays for itself.
MetaMask Card: Virtual or Metal?
Beyond the annual fee, the tiers differ in what they physically let you do. Here is the part the pricing table leaves out.