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Crypto.com Visa vs Nexo Card

Same data as the table, side by side. ✓ = we paid it ourselves.

These two look alike — custodial cards from big crypto brands with tiered cashback — but they are built on opposite ideas. The Crypto.com Visa spends your own balance and rewards you in CRO based on how much you stake.

The Nexo Card can run in credit mode: instead of spending your crypto, you borrow against it as collateral. That lets you keep your holdings, but it introduces liquidation risk a spend-your-balance card simply does not have — if your collateral drops, the loan can be called. Both lean toward European and select markets rather than broad emerging-market coverage.

Pick Crypto.com if you will stake CRO for higher rewards and want a straightforward spend card. Consider Nexo if the borrow-don’t-sell model genuinely fits how you manage crypto — and you understand the liquidation risk. Unverified fees on both are shown as unconfirmed.

Fee
Crypto.com Visa
Visa · custodial
Nexo Card
Mastercard · custodial (credit backed by your crypto)
Virtual card issue
$0
$0
Physical card issue
$0 (CRO stake for upper tiers)
paused
Monthly
$0
$0
Top-up
conversion spread
n/a (debit/credit modes)
FX
— unconfirmed
0% (as low as 0.2% EEA)
ATM
free allowance then fee, by tier
free to monthly limit, then 2%
KYC
full
full
Works in Maldives
● No
● No
Works in Sri Lanka
● No
● No
Works in India
● No
● No
Works in Pakistan
● No
● No
Works in Bangladesh
● No
● No
Works in Nigeria
● No
● No
Works in Kenya
● No
● No
Works in Ghana
● No
● No
Works in Egypt
● No
● No
Works in South Africa
● No
● No
Works in Philippines
● No
● No
Works in Indonesia
● No
● No
Works in Vietnam
● No
● No
Works in Turkey
● No
● No
Works in UAE
● No
● No
Works in Germany
● Works
● Works
Works in United Kingdom
● Works
● Works
Works in Brazil
● Works
● No
Works in United States
● Partial
● Untested
Last checked
2026-07-04
2026-07-03