THORWallet Card
The THORWallet Card is a Mastercard you top up with USDC from THORWallet's self-custody wallet, available in 174 countries including the US. The free Basic plan is a virtual card with no cashback. Premium costs $124 once ($99 with an invite code) and adds a physical card, 0.5% cashback in USDC and limits of up to $1,000,000 a month. Both charge 0% on USDC top-ups and 1.5% on foreign-currency purchases. Money you load onto the card sits in a card account run by the card provider, Atomo Sarl, rather than in your wallet. THORWallet's Swiss IBAN account has its own separate card, which is not covered here.
Is the THORWallet Card worth it?
The THORWallet Card is a prepaid card on Mastercard, paying up to 0.5% 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 0.5% 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 your crypto to stay in your own wallet until you spend it
The card at a glance
Earning 0.5%
The headline rate is usually the top of a band, not a flat rate on everything. In practice most spending earns the base rate, and the higher figure applies to selected merchants, campaigns or staking tiers.
Up to 0.5%, paid in USDC. No staking required for the base rate.
- 0.5% back in USDC on the Premium card only; the Basic card earns nothing.
- It applies to the first $5,000 of eligible card spend a month for the first 12 months, and to the first $2,000 a month after that unless you stake TITN.
- Cash withdrawals, money transfers, gambling, crypto purchases and gift cards don't count.
- Paid to your wallet.
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.
Basic starts at $10,000 a month after the standard identity check; the $100,000 limit follows an extra review in the app. Premium limits can be raised on request. THORWallet describes all limits as indicative.
How much cash you can take out
The maximum total you can withdraw in each period. Set per country, in each market's own currency.
Up to $2,500 per withdrawal on both plans.
Strengths and trade-offs
WORKS FOR YOU IF
- Available in 174 countries, including the United States
- No monthly or annual fee, and 0% on USDC top-ups
- Your crypto stays in your own wallet until you top up the card
- Flat 0.5% USDC cashback on Premium, with no staking or spend tiers
- High limits: up to $1,000,000 a month on Premium
- Basic virtual card is free with an invite code
LOOK ELSEWHERE IF
- No cashback on the Basic card
- Premium costs $124 up front, and its cashback is capped at $25 a month
- The cashback cap falls to $10 a month after the first year unless you stake TITN
- 1.5% FX markup on purchases outside US dollars
- Tokens other than USDC must be swapped first, at a 1.25% swap fee on Basic
- Identity check required, carried out by the card provider
- Not available in 31 countries, including India, Nigeria, China and Russia
What sets it apart
- Self-custody wallet: keys stay on your device and the card is topped up only when you want to spend
- Fund from 20,000+ tokens across supported chains, swapped to USDC in the app
- One-off price instead of a subscription
- Machine-readable country list published by THORWallet
Common questions
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Figures on this page come from THORWallet'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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