Two crypto card options, researched independently
Virtual or physical card access, published conversion and foreign currency fees, ATM access and an optional crypto backed Credit feature.
Read the RedotPay guideA virtual Visa card with stablecoin funding across several networks, a published card payment fee and mobile wallet support.
Read the Karta guideRedotPay or Karta: the quick comparison
| Question | RedotPay | Karta |
|---|---|---|
| Virtual card issuance | 10 USD | 5 USDT |
| Physical card | Published at 100 USD, subject to availability | The Karta fee guide lists plastic at 99 USDT and metal at 299 USDT. The Karta homepage says physical cards start at 100 USDT. Confirm price and availability in the app. |
| Card spending | Published fees can include 1% crypto conversion and 1.2% when transaction and card currencies differ | Detailed fee guide lists 1.5%, plus an additional 1% Visa international fee for non USD activity |
| Mobile wallets | Apple Pay and Google Pay are advertised | Apple Pay and Google Pay are advertised |
| Identity check | Required | Required |
These figures do not make one card universally better. The cheaper option depends on how you fund it, the currency you spend in and whether the service is available to you.
How should you choose a crypto card?
- Check citizenship and residence eligibility before comparing rewards or design.
- Price one normal purchase using the funding asset and currency you actually use.
- Check mobile wallet and physical card availability in your region.
- Decide whether you need simple funded spending or an optional collateral based credit feature.
- Keep only an amount you are comfortable holding with the provider.
Why do some Karta ATM figures differ?
What should you check next?
Read the individual guides for the full fee context, restrictions and sources. The RedotPay versus Karta comparison is best if you already know your normal spending pattern. The crypto card guide explains the broader card types and risks.
