Biptap Card

Biptap Card is a crypto- and fiat-funded payment card available in virtual, plastic and metal formats, with card options linked to Biptap virtual and offshore accounts.

Voltar ao catálogo Obter cartão

Geral

Marca / programa
Biptap Card
Tipo de cartão
Virtual And Physical Card
Wallet
Custodial
Rede de pagamento
Visa / Mastercard
Available regions
Global
Blockchains suportadas
Polygon | Solana
Planos e níveis
Lite, Pro, Premium, Business

Taxas e recompensas

Bónus de boas-vindas
50 $Btap
Taxa de registo
Free
Requisito
Not disclosed
Cashback
Yes
FX fee
No Info
APR / Rendimento
No

Acesso e limites

Requer KYC
Yes
Pagamento móvel
Yes
Transferência bancária
Yes
Limite de levantamento em ATM
$10,000
Daily spending limit
No Info

Vantagens

Por que Biptap Card pode ser uma boa escolha.

  • Virtual, plastic and metal card options
  • Crypto and fiat funding
  • More than 20 cryptocurrencies supported across Biptap
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay support for virtual cards
  • ATM withdrawals with physical cards
  • Up to 5% advertised cashback
  • High ATM limits on selected products
  • Multiple cards can be linked to Biptap accounts
  • Free Lite account available

Desvantagens

Pontos a considerar antes de solicitar.

  • Platform is still officially in beta
  • Card conditions vary between providers and account types
  • No single transparent public fee schedule for all cards
  • KYC is required for banking and card services
  • Higher-tier offshore accounts are expensive
  • Up to 5% cashback is not available uniformly across all cards
  • Maximum advertised limits do not apply to every user
  • Card services depend on third-party financial providers
  • Card balance should be treated as custodial

Sobre Biptap Card

Biptap Card is part of the broader Biptap banking platform, which combines crypto wallets, fiat accounts and cards under one account. Rather than offering a single card tier, Biptap provides virtual, plastic and metal cards with different features depending on the user's account and card type.

Cards can be funded from Biptap's crypto and fiat infrastructure. The platform currently supports more than 20 cryptocurrencies alongside currencies such as USD and EUR, although Biptap does not publish one current card-specific list showing which assets can be spent directly from every card product.

Card types and accounts

Virtual cards are designed for online and POS payments and can be connected to Apple Pay or Google Pay where supported. Physical plastic cards add ATM withdrawals and can be linked to Biptap's offshore banking accounts.

Metal cards are positioned as higher-tier products. Silver, Gold and Black variants add benefits such as rewards, lower fees and premium services, with the exact package depending on the associated account plan.

The account structure matters because Biptap separates its free Virtual Account from paid offshore plans. The Lite plan is currently free, while Pro is listed at $300 and Premium at $5,000. The higher plans provide access to broader banking functionality and more favorable card conditions rather than simply representing different card designs.

Fees, limits and rewards

Biptap does not currently publish one simple public fee schedule covering every card type. The platform advertises no payment limit on selected cards and ATM withdrawal limits of up to $10,000 per day, but these are maximum product claims rather than universal limits for every user.

Cashback of up to 5% is also advertised across the card ecosystem. The actual reward rate depends on the card, account and benefits attached to the user's plan.

Biptap currently promotes its beta environment with reduced or zero fees on selected operations. Since these conditions can change after the beta period, the pricing shown in the user's account should be checked before ordering or funding a card.

Verification and custody

Biptap's crypto-only operational wallets can be opened without standard KYC, but access to its virtual bank account and card infrastructure requires identity verification. The Virtual Account currently requires an ID card or passport, while offshore accounts use a separate passport-based onboarding process.

The card itself should be treated as custodial. Biptap acts as an infrastructure and connectivity provider, while the financial accounts and cards are operated through independent third-party service providers. Funds transferred into the card and banking environment are therefore subject to those providers' custody, compliance and operational rules.

How to get a Biptap Card

  1. Create a Biptap account.

  2. Choose a Virtual Account or one of the offshore account plans.

  3. Complete the required identity verification.

  4. Open the Cards section and select a virtual, plastic or metal card.

  5. Review the current issuance cost, limits and fees for that card.

  6. Fund the relevant Biptap account with supported crypto or fiat.

  7. Add a compatible virtual card to Apple Pay or Google Pay if required.

Notas e comentários

Os comentários aparecem no idioma original em todas as versões.

Deixar avaliação

As avaliações são publicadas após moderação.

Sua nota

Ainda não há comentários

Seja o primeiro a compartilhar uma experiência útil com este cartão.

Perguntas frequentes

Respostas rápidas para dúvidas comuns sobre Biptap Card.

Ainda tem uma pergunta?
What types of Biptap Cards are available?

Biptap offers virtual, plastic and metal cards. The metal range includes higher-tier options such as Silver, Gold and Black, while the exact benefits and fees depend on the account and card selected.

Does Biptap Card require KYC?

Yes for card and banking services. Biptap offers some crypto wallet functionality without standard KYC, but opening its Virtual Bank Account requires an ID card or passport, and offshore banking products use additional identity verification.

What are the Biptap Card limits and fees?

Biptap advertises no payment limit on selected cards and ATM withdrawals of up to $10,000 per day, but actual limits depend on the card, account and financial provider. The platform does not currently publish one universal card fee schedule, so the applicable pricing should be checked during card issuance.