CryptoCard
About CryptoCard
CryptoCard issues Mastercard cards funded with crypto after an email-only sign-up, with no ID, selfie or phone number. Top-ups accept BTC, XMR, ETH, USDT on two networks, LTC and TRX, carry a 1% fee and have a $100 minimum. The first virtual card is free, extra virtual cards cost $2 each with up to five active, and an optional physical card costs $15 plus $20 shipping. Cards work online and through Apple Pay and Google Pay, with 3-D Secure codes sent by email. Balances earn a variable 4% a year funded by lending and staking reserves, which the site notes is not a bank deposit.
Monero-specific facts
Checked against CryptoCard's own website on 1 Nov 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Report it.
XMRList verdict
Bottom line: Not recommended right now: marked Questionable by XMRList.
Strengths
- Monero top-ups at a 1% fee
- Email-only account, no ID
- API for issuing virtual cards
Caveats
- $100 minimum top-up
- Balance reserves are lent and staked, not bank-protected
- Merchant acceptance not guaranteed
Why grade D?
- +25Monero confirmed on its own site
- +20No KYC published
- -20Marked Questionable by XMRList
- +4Online since 2023 (3 years)
- +6Details checked by XMRList on 1 Nov 2026
- capHeld at D: Marked Questionable by XMRList
Score 35. Grades are computed from the facts on this page by a public rubric; sponsorship is never an input.
Audit trail
- WebsiteUp HTTP 200 · checked 12 hours ago
- Uptime, 30 days100%
- Details checked1 Nov 2026 against its own website
- Hands-on testNot tested hands-on yet
- Grade history No grade changes yet
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cryptocard.net is a pure SCAM TopUps are not credited and cards never created
This is SCAM , funds are never credited and cards never created.