Laso Card
Laso Finance sells virtual prepaid cards funded with crypto and needing no ID upload: you sign in with a wallet, deposit stablecoins and order a card. There are three versions. The US and Canada cards carry no fee and are issued in seconds, but only work inside their own country. The international card costs 3.8% to buy, plus about 2% on non-USD purchases, and is sold in 100+ countries. Every card is single-load, holds up to $1,000, works with Google Pay and Samsung Pay, and expires after 6 months along with any unspent balance. Laso's reloadable card, which needs an identity check, is a separate product and is not covered here.
Is the Laso Card worth it?
The Laso Card is a prepaid card on Visa, with no annual fee. Whether it suits you comes down to the trade-offs below.
GOOD FIT IF
- you want a card with no annual fee
- you want to start spending the day you sign up
- you'd rather not upload ID documents up front
THINK TWICE IF
- you want cashback on your spending — this card has no published cashback rate
- you want to hold your own keys — this card is custodial
The card at a glance
No cashback rate
No cashback rate is published for this card.
- Laso pays no cashback or points on card spending.
- Its only reward scheme is a referral programme: the person who referred you earns a share of the fees you pay, and you get no discount.
Fees you'll actually meet
How much you can spend
Published by the issuer. One set of limits applies wherever the card is available.
A card holds at most $1,000 (C$1,000 on the Canada card) and can't be topped up. You can buy up to 6 cards, or $6,000 of cards, in a day.
Strengths and trade-offs
WORKS FOR YOU IF
- No ID upload: sign in with a crypto wallet and order a card
- No fee on the US and Canada cards, and no monthly or per-purchase fee on any card
- US and Canada cards are issued in seconds
- Google Pay and Samsung Pay for in-store payments
- Sold in the US, Canada and 100+ other countries
- Fund with USDC, USDT or DAI on several networks, or with SOL and bitcoin
LOOK ELSEWHERE IF
- No cashback or rewards
- The international card costs 3.8% to buy, plus about 2% on non-USD purchases
- Single-load: at most $1,000 per card, and it can't be topped up
- The card and any unspent balance expire after 6 months
- No refund on a card you have bought, no ATM withdrawals and no Apple Pay
- US and Canada cards only work inside their own country
- No 3D Secure, and some merchants decline prepaid cards
- The international card can take up to 24 hours to arrive, and Laso does not recommend it for in-person use in Czech Republic, France, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Sweden or United Kingdom
What sets it apart
- Wallet sign-in with no identity documents (Ethereum, Solana or Stellar wallet)
- Separate US, Canada and international versions of the card
- Public list of merchants where Laso cards have worked or been declined
- Cards can also be ordered by AI agents through a pay-per-call API, paid in USDC
Common questions
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Figures on this page come from Laso Finance's published card terms and were verified on October 4, 2026. Rewards, fees and availability change often and vary by region. See our methodology for how we score and verify every card. This is not financial advice.
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