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Crypto cards in the UK

  • Terms checked 28 Sep 2026
  • 17 of 36 cards available

Short answer: 17 of the cards we track are open to people in the UK. 12 of them charge an FX fee on spending in pounds. At $2,000 a month, Tria Card keeps the most after fees.

What each card keeps you in the UK

At $2,000 a month, all of it in pounds
  1. 1Tria CardPremium (Metal), paid in USDT$69.17
  2. 2Crypto.com Visa CardPro ($299.90/yr), paid in CRO$35.01
  3. 3ether.fi CashCore, paid in ETHFI$25.83
  4. 4Krak CardPro, paid in USD/GBP/EUR or BTC$20.00
  5. 5Lava CardCashback, paid in BTC$20.00
  6. 6Uphold Debit CardEssential, paid in XRP (US); GBP in the UK$20.00
Every card, at your own spend

No FX on pounds

Crypto.com Visa Card, Krak Card, Lava Card, Uphold Debit Card and Coinbase Card

Not available here

Avici Card, Binance Card, Bitpanda Card, Bleap, Bybit Card, Bybit Card (EU), Coinbase One Card, CoinJar Card, CoinSpot Mastercard, Ethena Pay, Fold Debit Card, Gemini Credit Card, Gnosis Pay Card, Jupiter Card, KuCard, MetaMask Card, OKX Card, Phantom Cash Card and Tangem Pay don't accept people in the UK.

Spending crypto and tax

Paying with crypto can count as selling it for tax. Check HMRC's guidance before you spend a large balance.

Questions people in the UK ask

Can I get a crypto card in the UK?

Yes. 17 of the 36 cards we track accept people in the UK: Bitget Wallet Card, COCA Card, Coinbase Card, Crypto.com Visa Card, ether.fi Cash, KAST Card, Kolo Card, Krak Card, Lava Card, Nexo Card, Oobit, Plasma One, RedotPay Card, Tria Card, Uphold Debit Card, Wirex Card and XPlace.

Which crypto cards charge no FX on pounds?

Crypto.com Visa Card, Krak Card, Lava Card, Uphold Debit Card and Coinbase Card, on the plan that keeps the most at $2,000 a month.

Which crypto card keeps the most at $2,000 a month in the UK?

Tria Card keeps $69.17 a month after fees and FX, on the Premium (Metal) plan. The order changes with how much you spend.

General information only, not a recommendation. Figures are estimates from each card's published terms at $2,000 a month.