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Crypto Card Fees Compared: Published Prices and Top-Up Rates

Bar chart graphic of rising published card fee rates

Providers publish fees in very different shapes: a one-time card price, a percentage on top-ups, a fee per purchase, or nothing public at all. This table lists what each provider states on its own pages, as checked on 29 October 2026. It is a reading aid, not a ranking: the rows are not directly comparable.

Key facts

Published fees by provider

CardCard priceTop-up or other feeMonthly
WaldenPay$10 once5% easing to 3% by rolling 30-day spend; $25 minimum top-up$0
Nocturne$10 / $25 / $45 once (Eclipse / Shadow / Aurora)0.49% deposit; card load 5% easing to 3.5%$0, but $29 monthly activity needed
IZIPAYFrom $49.99 onceFlat 3%$0
Azura$5 launch offer (regular $10)4% top-up plus deposit fee$29 monthly spend to stay active
MoonMoon X: first card free, extra $2.991% per purchase, minimum $1Not stated
woocard9 USDT Standard / 85 USDT VIP2.8% USD top-up, possible 1 USDT fixed fee$0
RivoCardFree on Starter5% when loading funds$0 on Starter
CardUpNowNot stated on page checked5% on crypto depositsNot stated
CasherCardNot stated5% top-up, 0% decline feeNot stated
VCCPRO$5 issuance$2 + 8%$0
Agora CardsNot stated2% top-up; $0.35 + 1.5% per virtual purchase; 1.5% FXNot stated
Laso FinanceNot statedInternational card 3.8%; USA card 0%Not stated
PintopayNot stated2.5% advertisedNot stated
BingCardNot stated1% deposit, 2% withdrawal, 0%–1% transaction by BINNot stated
XHYPE / XkardEssential $10/year; Premium $58; Whale $70 (1 year)2.1% / 1.8% / 1.2% top-upAnnual plans
GpayvccIssue fee from $5 (some $10 or $15)Fixed issue fee on card value$0
Foton Card$0 account creationNone published on homepageNot stated
0fiatZeroZero issuance and transaction fees; you pay network gasZero

First-load cost for our Top 3

For the three cards in our Top 3, the provider price pages let us compute a first $100 load: WaldenPay $15 in total, Nocturne about $30.49 on Shadow, and IZIPAY $62.99 on the Apple Pay Mastercard. The number depends on which card you pick and on the fee tier you start at.

Where the fine print sits

Three providers publish no public fee table: ZexoCard shows fees in its dashboard, Leading Cards in its account dashboard, and ZeroID publishes no fee table. We list no number for them because none is public. LinkPay publishes plan examples such as 1% deposit, 2% (minimum $2) transaction and 3% (minimum $5) withdrawal, with the Ultra plan listed at $299 per month. A card with a $0 monthly fee can still retire an idle card: Nocturne and Azura both state a $29 monthly activity or spend requirement.

How to compare

Work out the cost of your own first load: card price plus top-up fee on the amount you plan to add. Then check the provider’s price page again, since fees and launch offers change. For the KYC side of the same cards read no-KYC vs KYC crypto cards, and for caps see published limits.

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