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Bybit Card

Moorwand / Harmoniie · Mastercard

not available to US

Notable for honesty a US reader will not find at home: Bybit states its conversion fee (0.9%) and its FX markup (0.5%) outright, which is more than the US market leader manages.

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About Bybit

The Bybit Card is notable for a kind of honesty that the US market leaders do not offer: it states its conversion fee of 0.9% and its FX markup of 0.5% outright, rather than folding both into a rate and letting the customer discover them at the statement. Those are real costs and they are not small — together they mean spending crypto abroad through this card costs about 1.4% before any reward — and knowing them in advance is exactly what lets a user decide. It is not available to US persons, so its value to an American reader is as a disclosure benchmark rather than an option.

Our verdict

Notable for honesty a US reader will not find at home: Bybit states its conversion fee (0.9%) and its FX markup (0.5%) outright, which is more than the US market leader manages.

Its "up to 10%" is gated by 30-day trading volume — a treadmill of its own, since you pay trading fees to unlock cashback — and it is not available in the United States.

Strengths & trade-offs

What works

Notable for honesty a US reader will not find at home: Bybit states its conversion fee (0.9%) and its FX markup (0.5%) outright, which is more than the US market leader manages.

Where it loses points

Its "up to 10%" is gated by 30-day trading volume — a treadmill of its own, since you pay trading fees to unlock cashback — and it is not available in the United States.

Evidence

conversion + FX fee disclosed
0.9% + 0.5% — stated plainly
PUBLISHED[source]
top rate gated by
30-day trading volume
PUBLISHED[source]
US availability
no
SOURCED[source]

Bybit Card FAQ

What does it cost to spend crypto on the Bybit Card?

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0.9% conversion plus 0.5% FX markup where applicable, both stated by Bybit rather than hidden in the rate — about 1.4% all in on a foreign-currency purchase funded from crypto. Compare that against the reward rate before assuming a crypto card is earning you money.

Who it’s not for

US residents, and anyone who would end up churning trades to chase the top rate.

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