In today’s digital economy, privacy and autonomy in financial transactions have become increasingly important. For those seeking to spend their cryptocurrency without intrusive identity verification, several crypto cards offer no-KYC (Know Your Customer) solutions. These cards provide users with flexibility, discretion, and global utility, all while supporting popular cryptocurrencies such as #BTC, #ETH, #USDT, #SOL, and others.
Below is a professional overview of ten notable no-KYC crypto card options, each offering unique features to suit various spending needs:
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(b)1. KemyCard (Sleeper Whale Card)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095142001)(/vimeo)
Visa or MasterCard virtual card
(li)$15 issuance fee | 5% top-up fee | $2 monthly maintenance(/li)
(li)Valid for 3 years | Usable worldwide(/li)
(li)Ideal for high-volume private spenders(/li)
(li)Monthly spending limit: up to $100,000 without identity verification(/li)
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(b)2. BingCard (Apple Pay and Google Pay Compatible)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095143773)(/vimeo)
(li)Visa card supporting Apple Pay and Google Pay(/li)
(li)Issuance fee: $25–$40 | 2% load fee | 1.5% foreign exchange fee(/li)
(li)Monthly spending limit: up to $100,000(/li)
(li)Offers both physical and virtual cards for flexible use(/li)
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(b)3. PlasBit (Anonymous ATM Access)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095144280)(/vimeo)
(li)Global Visa card(/li)
(li)Registration requires only an email address, no personal ID(/li)
(li)Issuance fee: €9.90–€19.90 | Load fee: 2–3%(/li)
(li)Physical card compatible with ATMs worldwide(/li)
(li)Supports funding with #BTC, #ETH, #USDT(/li)
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(b)4. SolCard (SOL-Powered Virtual Card)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095144572)(/vimeo)
(li)Virtual Visa card compatible with Apple and Google Pay(/li)
(li)5% load fee | 2% foreign exchange fee(/li)
(li)Monthly top-up limit: $10,000(/li)
(li)Fundable via #SOL, #USDT, #USDC(/li)
(li)Default no-KYC setup for quick onboarding(/li)
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(b)5. Laso Finance (No KYC Across All Tiers)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095148565)(/vimeo)
Virtual Visa or MasterCard options
(li)Reloadable for US residents | One-time use for international customers(/li)
(li)Load fee: 3.8%–6.8%(/li)
(li)Approximate limit: $2,000 per card(/li)
(li)Supports stablecoin funding(/li)
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(b)6. Moon (Crypto Gift Card Alternative)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095148829)(/vimeo)
(li)Visa gift card usable for online purchases(/li)
(li)1% fee | 1.5% foreign exchange fee(/li)
(li)Spend with #BTC and stablecoins(/li)
(li)No KYC required for transactions below approximately $2,000(/li)
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(b)7. Rewarble (High Fee, High Privacy Option)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095149279)(/vimeo)
(li)Virtual Visa card(/li)
(li)Load fee: 10%–15% depending on tier(/li)
(li)No KYC required for limits up to $5,000(/li)
(li)Some tiers include Apple Pay and Google Pay support(/li)
(li)Suitable for short-term, anonymous use cases(/li)
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(b)8. xKard (Token-Integrated Virtual Card)(/b)
(li)Virtual Visa card compatible with Apple Pay and Google Pay(/li)
(li)4.5% load fee(/li)
(li)Fundable with #USDT(/li)
(li)Card membership tiers: $9, $19, $49(/li)
(li)High spending limits with token-based discounts(/li)
(b)9. Fina Card (Emerging Web3 Solution)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095150624)(/vimeo)
(li)Web3-enabled Virtual Visa card(/li)
(li)Usable worldwide(/li)
(li)1% load fee | €100 refundable deposit required(/li)
(li)Apple Pay and Google Pay supported(/li)
(li)No KYC required during beta phase(/li)
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(b)10. BitFree (Comprehensive Wallet Support)(/b)
(vimeo=https://vimeo.com/1095152739)(/vimeo)
Virtual Visa or MasterCard
(li)3DS security and compatibility with Apple Pay and Google Pay(/li)
(li)One-time cost: $49–$99 in #USDT | Load fee: 2%–3%(/li)
(li)Fundable via #USDT, #BTC(/li)
(li)No identity verification required at any stage(/li)
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These solutions provide viable options for crypto users who value privacy and control over their financial transactions. As always, users should exercise caution and due diligence when selecting and using such financial products.
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