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Type of each crypto card, with a source for each value. Checked Nov-05, 2026.

Type of each card
ether.ficreditMarketed as a credit card. Borrow mode is over-collateralised borrowing on Aave; Direct Pay mode spends vault USDC/liquidUSD like a debit card
Crypto.comprepaidPrepaid, must be topped up; not a debit card linked to a bank account
WirexdebitHelp centre: works like any Visa debit card; funds come from the USD/EUR/GBP account balance
MetaMaskdebitThe FAQ says no credit check because it is a debit card
PlasmaNot publishedDebit/prepaid not stated in the pages checked
CoinbaseprepaidCFPB lists it as a general purpose reloadable prepaid product; Coinbase and reviews call it a debit card
PhantomprepaidPhantom's own help pages call it a debit card; the issuer disclosure and cardholder agreement call it a Prepaid Visa. You spend from your CASH balance
KolodebitCryptonoshi calls it a debit card that is classified as credit at the backend
Exasecured creditIssuer calls it a credit card: deposits act as collateral; Pay now deducts from your assets, Installments borrows from Exactly Protocol. Cryptonoshi calls it prepaid
RedotPayNot publishedIssuer calls it a 'stablecoin-based card' without saying debit or prepaid; help center warns some merchants restrict 'prepaid or crypto cards'
Revolutdebit
Ethena Paysecured creditPricing page calls it a secured product: collateral in your wallet secures card charges, 0% APR on purchases
Solidsecured creditTerms describe a secured account backed by collateral with 0% APR on purchases; Solid also offers a borrow ('Credit') mode
Triasecured creditTerms call it a credit card with a limit equal to the collateral you post; reviews describe it as debit
KASTsecured creditKAST calls all its cards credit cards with a credit line secured by the deposited balance; you spend from your balance and merchants see 'credit'
BinancedebitDescribed as prepaid/debit by third parties; the issuer pages do not state the kind
COCAdebitDescribed as a debit card on the issuer help page (COCA Debit Card Limits)
Bitget WalletprepaidCryptonoshi calls it prepaid; Bitget says you top up the card and then spend
BybitdebitSpends from your Funding Account. Bybit's FAQ labels cards by region as Mastercard credit or prepaid, or Visa credit or prepaid
TuyodebitThird-party review says it is classed as credit on the back end; Tuyo calls it a card spending from your USDC balance
Hyperbeatsecured creditCard terms read like a credit card (0% purchase APR, late-payment fees) but Cash Mode spends your own stablecoin balance and Credit Mode borrows against your collateral
SafePaldebit
Avalanche Cardsecured creditU.S. agreement calls it a Visa credit card secured by crypto collateral, no set credit limit
Avicisecured creditCredit line backed by USDC in a Loan Escrow contract; each purchase reduces the balance and the spent USDC is liquidated and settled with Visa roughly every 1-2 days
SenddebitApp Store page calls it a debit card; it is prefunded, spending only what is loaded
GatedebitGate says all Gate Cards are debit cards; the US variant is a prepaid debit card
DogPayprepaidTerms use credit-card wording (credit limit, cash advance) while top-ups are prepayments; the card class is not stated plainly
SolayerNot publishedNot published; Paymentscan says no borrow-to-spend
KartaNot publishedNot published
BFinanceNot publishedNot published
Gnosis Paydebit
Solflaredebit
CypherNot publishedNot published
Readydebit
VaultLeapdebitCalled a Visa Debit Card; funded by moving USDC from the account balance to the card
Holyhelddebit

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