Established and well documented, but the rules are split into a dozen regional versions — find your own region's page first.
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Wirex is one of the earlier consumer crypto cards, and its help center publishes fees and limits by region (UK, EEA, APAC, Singapore, Australia and other). The virtual card is free, the plastic card is free apart from delivery, the metal card is 45 GBP, and ATM withdrawals are free within a monthly allowance and 2% above it.
Virtual card free; plastic physical card free but delivery is charged (5 GBP UK local, 15 GBP international), metal card 45 GBP; local-card top-ups cost 0% or more depending on currency and region, while SEPA, Faster Payments, ACH and PIX are free; a one-off 30 GBP administrative fee for accounts breaching the terms
Max purchase 30,000 EUR; monthly purchases 30,000 EUR (virtual and plastic) / 75,000 EUR (metal); ATM 500 EUR per day, 5,000 EUR per month; limits may vary by region or currency
Data basis: General fee page (UK / EEA / APAC / SG / AU / Other)
Official verification covers identity, address and source of funds; physical-card delivery fees list the UK, EEA, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Taiwan, not mainland China
help.wirexapp.com · 2026-11-10
Its weak spot is the spending side: card spending and FX percentages are not given on the pages read — Wirex only says all fees are shown before you confirm a transaction. Verification covers identity, address and source of funds, a higher bar than passport-only cards. Physical-card delivery covers Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, the Philippines and others but not mainland China, though the official pages don't state outright whether mainland China is restricted.
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 holding both fiat and crypto who want a physical card
Not for: Ad teams; users wanting cheap USDT-funded subscriptions
Established and well documented, but the rules are split into a dozen regional versions — find your own region's page first.
A low-cost option for Europeans; not available to anyone else.
Fees are published in detail, but a fixed 0.2 USD plus 0.5% per transaction doesn't suit frequent small payments.
Official verification covers identity, address and source of funds; physical-card delivery fees list the UK, EEA, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Taiwan, not mainland China Confirm with official support before applying.
Virtual card issuance 0 USD, physical card —, monthly fee —.
The issuer makes no specific statement on ad platforms; prefer a card that officially supports ad payments.
On official fees, about 1,000.00 USD at a USD merchant and 1,000.00 USD at a non-USD merchant (upper bound).
assets: Crypto, Fiat (SEPA, Faster Payments, ACH, PIX).
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.