Bitpanda Card is a Visa debit card connected directly to the Bitpanda account. Instead of maintaining a separate card balance, users select a main payment asset and an optional fallback asset from their available crypto, precious metals or EUR balances.
For crypto-funded transactions, Bitpanda automatically sells the required amount into euros when the payment is processed. If the main payment asset does not have sufficient funds, the card can automatically switch to the selected fallback asset.
The card works anywhere Visa debit cards are accepted and can also be used for ATM withdrawals. Bitpanda currently supports both physical and virtual cards, with up to three virtual cards active at the same time.
Fees and limits
The first physical Bitpanda Card is free, including standard delivery, and there is no monthly card fee. Replacement for a lost or damaged card currently costs €5.90.
Bitpanda itself charges 0% FX fees on non-euro card transactions, although Visa currency conversion markups can still apply. Crypto-funded purchases also trigger a normal Bitpanda asset sale, so the standard trading fee for the selected cryptocurrency remains relevant.
ATM withdrawals cost 2% of the amount or €2, whichever is higher. An ATM operator may add its own surcharge.
The current euro-denominated limits are €10,000 in card spending per day, €70,000 per week and €280,000 per month. ATM withdrawals are limited to €500 per day.
Cashback
Bitpanda currently pays a flat 1% cashback on eligible purchases funded with cryptocurrencies. The previous BEST-based tier system no longer applies.
Cashback is paid in the same cryptocurrency used for the purchase. Stablecoins, EUR, precious metals and other non-eligible assets do not generate cashback, and selected merchant categories such as money transfers and certain financial transactions are excluded.
Availability and custody
Bitpanda Card is currently intended for verified residents of supported Eurozone countries, with some country-specific exclusions. The card service may not appear in the app if the account is not eligible.
The card uses custodial Bitpanda balances. Users remain the beneficial owners of their crypto, but Bitpanda holds the assets in custody and manages the underlying wallet infrastructure rather than users controlling their own private keys.
Apple Pay and Google Pay are both supported. The card is issued by Transact Payments Malta Limited under a Visa Europe licence.
How to get the Bitpanda Card
Create a Bitpanda account and complete identity verification.
Open the Card section in the Bitpanda app.
Choose a physical or virtual card.
Select the main payment asset and optional fallback asset.
Order and activate the card through the app.
Add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay if required.
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