Easiest option if you already use Bybit, but paying non-USD merchants with USDT costs roughly 2.9% all-in.
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Binance Card is the Binance exchange's Global Program card, and its official fee page shows an update date of 2026-09-21. The virtual card has 0 issuance and 0 annual fee, and a physical card costs 10 USD with standard shipping. Spending is debited from your Binance account: crypto conversion is 0.9%, only 0.1% when paying with USDC, and paying with U token carries 0% FX and conversion.
Issuance 0, annual fee 0; physical card 10 USD standard shipping, 70 USD premium; crypto conversion 0.9%, USDC 0.1%; FX 2% for the rest of the card countries and 3% for New Zealand (some countries were 0%); paying with U token: 0% FX and conversion; local, third-party, network fees and conversion spread may apply; refunds return in USDC and fees aren't refunded; network inferred from the page's "on top of existing Mastercard fees" wording
Limits depend on KYC level, not card type, and are shown under Card Dashboard → Transaction Limit, with daily and monthly limits
Data basis: Global Program ("rest of the card available countries" tier)
Official: currently supports verified users in selected countries, with eligibility confirmed at application; the application asks for residential address and expected monthly spend
www.binance.com · 2026-11-10
FX is tiered by country — 2% in most card countries and 3% in New Zealand — so total cost at non-card-currency merchants approaches 3%. The biggest uncertainty is eligibility: Binance only says it currently supports verified users in selected countries, confirmed at application, without a country list or any mention of mainland China; limits depend on KYC level and can only be seen in the card dashboard.
Open one virtual card, top up 1000 USDT once (1 USDT = 1 USD) and spend it over 10 purchases; spendable amounts at USD and non-USD merchants, on-chain gas excluded.
Suits: Individuals in supported countries who already use Binance
Not for: Anyone needing confirmed mainland China eligibility; multi-card ad teams
Easiest option if you already use Bybit, but paying non-USD merchants with USDT costs roughly 2.9% all-in.
Very low published spending cost (0.1% spread on USDT), but eligibility can only be checked inside the app.
Established and well documented, but the rules are split into a dozen regional versions — find your own region's page first.
Official: currently supports verified users in selected countries, with eligibility confirmed at application; the application asks for residential address and expected monthly spend Confirm with official support before applying.
Virtual card issuance 0 USD, physical card 10 USD, monthly fee 0 USD.
The issuer makes no specific statement on ad platforms; prefer a card that officially supports ad payments.
On official fees, about 991.08 USD at a USD merchant and 971.65 USD at a non-USD merchant (upper bound).
assets: Crypto in your Binance account (incl. USDC, U).
A U-card is only for passing payments through: top up only what you will spend, and never keep a large balance on the card.