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Supported Cryptocurrencies

Kripicard accepts 150+ cryptocurrencies to fund your card, including major coins like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), and stablecoins like USDT and USDC. Stablecoins are recommended for everyday spending because their value stays steady, while other coins can be loaded and converted into spendable balance. Once funded, you spend a single balance anywhere Visa or Mastercard is accepted — regardless of which coin you started with.

Last updated: June 2026

150+

Cryptocurrencies accepted for funding

USDT/USDC

Stablecoins ideal for everyday spend

BTC/ETH

Major coins supported for funding

1 balance

Spend regardless of the coin you load

Cryptocurrencies you can use

Kripicard is designed to be coin-flexible. Rather than locking you into one asset, it accepts 150+ cryptocurrencies to fund your card, then turns that into a single spendable balance on the card networks.

This means you can use whatever you already hold to start spending in the real world.

Stablecoins for everyday spending

For day-to-day spending, stablecoins like USDT and USDC are the natural fit. Because they are designed to hold a steady value, the amount you load is the amount you can spend — with no swings between funding and purchase. This makes budgeting predictable.

Major coins and altcoins

Beyond stablecoins, Kripicard supports major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, plus a wide range of other coins — 150+ in total. You can fund from these holdings and convert them into spendable balance when you top up.

Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
Stablecoins including USDT and USDC.
150+ supported coins in total for funding.

Card guides by coin

Each of the coins below has its own guide covering how to fund a card with it, what to expect at top-up, and how to keep spend controlled: Bitcoin (BTC) · Ethereum (ETH) · Tether (USDT) · USD Coin (USDC) · Binance Coin (BNB) · Solana (SOL) · Dogecoin (DOGE) · TRON (TRX) · Litecoin (LTC) · Monero (XMR) · XRP (XRP) · Cardano (ADA) · Avalanche (AVAX) · Chainlink (LINK) · Toncoin (TON) · Stellar (XLM) · Polkadot (DOT) · Bitcoin Cash (BCH) · Aptos (APT) · Sui (SUI) · Hedera (HBAR) · Internet Computer (ICP) · NEAR Protocol (NEAR) · Cosmos (ATOM) · Ethereum Classic (ETC) · VeChain (VET) · Algorand (ALGO) · Filecoin (FIL) · Tezos (XTZ) · EOS (EOS) · Fantom (FTM) · Sei (SEI) · Celestia (TIA) · Render (RENDER) · Injective (INJ) · Kaspa (KAS) · Immutable (IMX) · The Graph (GRT) · Arbitrum (ARB) · Optimism (OP) · Polygon (POL) · Starknet (STRK) · Mantle (MNT) · Aave (AAVE) · Maker (MKR) · Uniswap (UNI) · Curve DAO (CRV) · Pendle (PENDLE) · Lido DAO (LDO) · Rocket Pool (RPL) · Compound (COMP) · Sushi (SUSHI) · PancakeSwap (CAKE) · Raydium (RAY) · Jupiter (JUP) · dYdX (DYDX) · THORChain (RUNE) · Convex Finance (CVX) · Nexo (NEXO) · Safe (SAFE) · Ethena (ENA) · Ondo (ONDO) · Zcash (ZEC) · Dash (DASH) · Decred (DCR) · Nano (XNO) · DigiByte (DGB) · Ravencoin (RVN) · Qtum (QTUM) · ICON (ICX) · Waves (WAVES) · Kava (KAVA) · Oasis (ROSE) · Celo (CELO) · Harmony (ONE) · Zilliqa (ZIL) · IOTA (IOTA) · Beam (BEAM) · Enjin Coin (ENJ) · Basic Attention Token (BAT) · Decentraland (MANA) · The Sandbox (SAND) · Axie Infinity (AXS) · Gala (GALA) · ApeCoin (APE) · Illuvium (ILV) · Ronin (RON) · Flow (FLOW) · Chiliz (CHZ) · Wormhole (W) · Worldcoin (WLD) · EigenLayer (EIGEN) · Bittensor (TAO) · Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) · Helium (HNT) · Shiba Inu (SHIB) · Pepe (PEPE) · Bonk (BONK) · Floki (FLOKI) · Brett (BRETT) · Mog Coin (MOG) · Notcoin (NOT) · Popcat (POPCAT) · Fartcoin (FARTCOIN).

How funding works

When you top up, your chosen coin is loaded toward your card balance. From that point you spend one balance, so the merchant only ever sees a normal card payment — they never need to handle crypto. Learn more about how it works.

Which coin should you use?

If you want predictable spending, fund with stablecoins. If you prefer to spend from existing BTC or ETH holdings, you can do that too. Either way, the spending experience is identical once your card is funded.

Frequently asked questions

Which cryptocurrencies does Kripicard support?

Kripicard accepts 150+ cryptocurrencies to fund your card, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and stablecoins like USDT and USDC. Once funded, you spend a single balance anywhere Visa or Mastercard is accepted.

Which coin is best for everyday spending?

Stablecoins like USDT and USDC are ideal because their value stays steady, so the amount you load is the amount you can spend, making budgeting predictable.

Can I fund with Bitcoin or Ethereum?

Yes. You can fund from major assets like BTC and ETH, along with 150+ other supported coins, and convert them into spendable balance when you top up.

Does the merchant receive crypto?

No. Once your card is funded you spend a single balance, and the merchant only sees a normal Visa or Mastercard payment — they never handle crypto.

Does it matter which coin I start with?

No. Whatever supported coin you fund with, the spending experience is identical once your card has a balance.

Fund with the coins you already hold

Top up with USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, or 150+ other coins and spend a single balance anywhere Visa or Mastercard is accepted.

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