Mastercard crypto cards
Cards issued on the Mastercard network — broad acceptance worldwide. The network doesn't set fees or rewards; that's down to each issuer, so compare cards on their own terms.
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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
Mastercard provides the payment rails and merchant acceptance — the crypto card itself is issued by a separate company (the exchange or wallet provider), which sets the actual fees, rewards and region availability. Mastercard doesn't set any of that.
A Mastercard crypto card works anywhere Mastercard is accepted — that's the vast majority of card terminals and online checkouts worldwide, which is precisely the point of choosing a card on a major network rather than a niche one.
Being "on Mastercard" doesn't tell you the FX fee, ATM fee or reward rate — those come entirely from the issuer's own program. Two Mastercard-network cards can have completely different costs; check each card's own terms, not the network badge.