PayitFast Card
The PayitFast Card is a US dollar Visa card backed by the crypto you hold in the PayitFast app, and issued by Third National Bank. The virtual card costs $5 and the physical card $50 (waitlist), with no monthly fee. US dollar purchases are free, other currencies cost 1%, and spending from a crypto balance adds 0.75%. It pays 3% cashback in USDC, capped at $60 a month on the free Standard tier and spendable only on the card. It is not offered in the United States or 61 other jurisdictions.
Is the PayitFast Card worth it?
The PayitFast Card is a secured credit card on Visa, paying up to 3% back on spend, with no annual fee. Whether it suits you comes down to the trade-offs below.
GOOD FIT IF
- you want up to 3% back on everyday spending
- you don't want to stake or lock up a token to earn the rate
- you want a card with no annual fee
- you want to start spending the day you sign up
THINK TWICE IF
- you want to hold your own keys — this card is custodial
The card at a glance
Earning 3%
The headline rate is the highest rate this card advertises. The summary below sets out what it depends on, such as the plan, the kind of spending and any monthly cap.
Up to 3%, paid in USDC. No staking required for the base rate.
- 3% cashback in USDC on eligible card purchases, capped at $60 a month for Standard members (about $2,000 of spending) and $1,500 a month for Elite members, an Elite offer limited to the first 10,000 eligible members.
- Cashback cannot be withdrawn or sent to a wallet: it can only be spent on the card.
- ATM withdrawals, money transfers, crypto purchases, gambling and government payments earn nothing, and refunds reverse it.
Compare the plans
This card has 2 plans. Select one to see its rate, fees and perks.
Fees you'll actually meet
How much you can spend
Published by the issuer and set per country. Figures are in each market's own currency.
Per-transaction and monthly limits and the account balance limit are set in the app. Because the card is backed by your crypto, your spending limit also depends on the value of that collateral.
ATM withdrawal limits: Per withdrawal: $2,000 on the PVC card, $5,000 on the metal or LED card, $10,000 on the Signature Jewellery card. PayitFast publishes no daily or monthly ATM limit.
Strengths and trade-offs
WORKS FOR YOU IF
- 3% cashback in USDC on card purchases
- No monthly or annual card fee; the virtual card costs $5
- No fee on US dollar purchases, and 1% on other currencies
- Apple Pay and Google Pay
- Free transfers to other PayitFast users, and free crypto deposits and withdrawals
LOOK ELSEWHERE IF
- Cashback capped at $60 a month on the free Standard tier
- Cashback cannot be withdrawn; it can only be spent on the card
- Not available to residents of the United States and 61 other jurisdictions
- Physical card on a waitlist
- 0.75% when spending straight from a crypto balance, and $2 per declined purchase
- Backed by your crypto as collateral, which can be sold if its value falls
- Elite membership price not published
What sets it apart
- Concierge services on Elite: private jets, yachts, travel, events and personal shopping
- Local deposit methods in more than 20 countries, from PIX and SPEI to M-Pesa and GCash
- Scan-to-pay at local QR merchants in 28 markets (coming soon)
Common questions
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Does it work with Apple Pay and Google Pay?
Figures on this page come from PayitFast's published card terms and were verified on October 21, 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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