Find your crypto card in five questions.
We start with where you live, then count only the preferences you choose. Every result shows what it meets, what it doesn't, and what we haven't confirmed.
Where do you live?
Cards not offered in your country are left out, not ranked lower.
- ✓ meets what you asked for
- ✗ confirmed not to
- ? not confirmed — it doesn't count for or against the card
- ~ claims global coverage — confirm your country with the issuer
How does the Card Finder pick my matches?
First it removes every card that is not offered in your country, and any card that is paused or discontinued. Then it counts how many of your chosen preferences each remaining card meets, and how many it clearly does not. Cards that meet more come first. Where two cards meet your preferences equally, our independent score decides between scored cards; cards we have not scored yet keep a neutral alphabetical position and are marked "not yet scored".
Does the headline cashback rate or an affiliate deal affect the order?
No. A higher advertised rate is not treated as a better card, because it often depends on staking, a paid plan or a cap. Whether we earn a commission from a card has no effect on the Finder, the score or the order of any list.
What if you don't know whether a card has a feature?
It is shown as unknown, not as a no. Unknown does not count for or against a card, and it is marked on the result so you can check it with the issuer.
Why is a card missing for my country?
Your country is a hard requirement, so cards that exclude it or do not list it are left out rather than ranked lower. Cards that only claim global coverage are shown with a note to confirm with the issuer, and cards whose issuer publishes no country list are listed separately.
When do you call a card the best match?
Only when we can say why it is ahead of the next card: it meets more of your preferences, has fewer confirmed mismatches, has confirmed availability where the next card only claims global coverage, or ties on all of that and has a higher independent score. Otherwise no card is labelled best.