Crypto cards in the EU
Cards confirmed available across EU and EEA countries, compared on fees, rewards and requirements. Coverage still varies card by card - check each one's specific countries.
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Reward rates are the issuer's published maximum and usually require a campaign or a category. Figures re-checked weekly; verify with the issuer before applying.
Three things worth understanding
The EEA is legally the EU plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway — nearly the same single market, and issuers describe availability using whichever term they prefer. We merged what used to be two separate pages into this one so you see every card that names either, rather than checking two places.
"Available in the EU" doesn't always mean every part of it — some issuers cover the whole region, others only specific countries or states within it. Check each card's own region detail before assuming full coverage.
Some cards are issued as e-money products, others under a full banking license, in whichever country the issuer is regulated. This affects things like deposit protections and which local rules apply — worth checking per issuer, not assumed to be uniform.
Gemini, for example, closed its UK and EU credit card in April 2026 after previously serving both markets. Confirm current availability directly with the issuer before applying, not just from this page.