Crypto card comparisons (August 2026)

Each of these runs both cards through the same engine at $500, $1,000 and $5,000/month, then says plainly which one wins in which scenario. Two of them conclude that the pair doesn't overlap in any region at all, which is a real answer rather than a manufactured contest.

Last verified: 2026-07-23

• ether.fi Cash vs Tria Card

  Tria wins narrowly at exactly $1,000/month and ether.fi Cash wins basically everywhere else — at lower spend, at higher spend, and by a wide margin if you spend abroad, because Tria charges 3% FX and ether.fi charges at most 0.5%.

• Tria Card vs KAST Card

  Tria pays more than KAST at every spend level I compute, often by more than double — but KAST's Standard tier is genuinely free and works in more countries, while Tria's best rate costs $250/year and is US-only.

• ether.fi Cash vs Avici Card

  These aren't really competing products. ether.fi Cash pays a real 3% and Avici pays 0% cashback on every tier — Avici's pitch is a 0% FX markup, low fees and a 10%-off card discount, so it only makes sense as a spending card, never as a rewards card.

• Avici Card vs Gnosis Pay Card

  You can't actually choose between these two — they don't operate in the same places. Gnosis Pay is EU-only and Avici covers the US, Australia, Asia-Pacific and rest-of-world, so in practice your region picks for you.

• Bybit Card vs Crypto.com Card

  Another pair that doesn't overlap: Bybit's card is confirmed for Australia, Asia-Pacific and a specific rest-of-world list, and the Crypto.com card in this dataset is US-only — so region decides, not rate.

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