Tria Card is a cryptocurrency payment card integrated with the self-custodial Tria wallet. It allows users to fund everyday purchases using digital assets across multiple blockchain networks without manually bridging tokens or transferring funds through a centralized exchange.
The platform uses BestPath routing to handle token swaps and cross-chain conversions. Users can fund their card from a Tria wallet or supported external wallets, with cryptocurrency converted into a spendable card balance. Tria also promotes automatic conversion at checkout.
Three membership tiers are available. Lite provides a virtual Visa, Pro includes a physical plastic card, and Max offers a metal card. Pro and Max members receive a virtual card immediately after approval, while physical cards are shipped separately.
Supported assets and funding
Tria supports more than 1,000 cryptocurrencies, including BTC, ETH, USDC and USDT, with access to numerous blockchain networks.
Card top-ups support networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Smart Chain, Aptos and Solana. Some assets and networks have restrictions. For example, native SOL cannot be deposited directly into the card and must first be converted.
Most supported deposits can be completed without holding native gas tokens. The platform also provides cross-chain swaps and separate DeFi earning products, allowing users to manage spending and investments through one app.
Cashback and rewards
Tria offers three cashback tiers. Lite earns 1.5% on the first $1,000 of eligible monthly spending, Pro earns 4.5% on the first $1,000, and Max receives 6% on the first $2,000.
After these thresholds, cashback continues at 0.5% for Lite and 1% for Pro and Max. Rewards are paid in supported stablecoins, including USDC and USDT, according to the platform's distribution schedule.
Additional cashback boosts are available through eligible staking badges. ATM withdrawals, gambling, cryptocurrency purchases and other excluded transactions do not qualify for standard rewards.
Fees and limits
Lite membership currently costs $20 annually, while Pro and Max require higher annual payments.
Tria advertises zero platform deposit fees and no additional Tria foreign-exchange markup. However, card-network conversion fees, third-party provider charges and blockchain costs may still apply.
Physical cards support ATM withdrawals, with published limits of up to $750 per transaction. Withdrawal fees apply, and ATM operators may impose additional charges.
Availability
Tria advertises card acceptance in more than 150 countries and supports applications across a broad range of jurisdictions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and several European markets.
Identity verification is mandatory. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and physically present in an eligible country during verification.
Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported where available. Physical card delivery depends on regional availability and shipping schedules.
How to get the Tria Card
Download the Tria app and create an account.
Open the Card section and select Lite, Pro or Max.
Check whether your country is supported.
Pay the applicable annual membership fee using cryptocurrency or a payment card.
Complete identity verification through the mobile app.
Activate your virtual card after approval.
Fund the card with supported cryptocurrency from your Tria wallet or an external wallet.
Add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay and provide a shipping address if you ordered a physical card.
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