- MetaMask US users can now spend directly from their crypto wallets. A crypto debit card will allow users to spend crypto anonymously without any fear of invasion of privacy.
- MetaMask card does not require a full transfer of funds to other platforms, unlike other card providers.
- The card is available as a Virtual Card and a Metal Card ($199/yr fee).
- Users get upto 3% cashback in stablecoins (mUSD).
- The card allows spending upto $30,000 per day and ATM withdrawals up to $3,000 per day.
Top Crypto Cards for Non-US Users: Best Crypto Cards in 2026 Top Bitcoin & Crypto Debit Cards Compared
MetaMask Launches Crypto Card with Mastercard, named MetaMask Card
MetaMask has launched the much-awaited MetaMask Card in partnership with Mastercard in the United States. Although a global rollout is likely to follow, several countries, like India, might have to wait for policy clarity from the local governments.
Benefits of the MetaMask Card
Upto 3% Cashback
The card gives a flat 1% cashback to all its users, whether you are using a virtual or a metal card. Additionally, metal cards get upto 3% cashback.
All the cashback will be credited to the linked MetaMask wallet as mUSD, MetaMask’s own stablecoin.
Withdraw Cash from ATMs
MetaMask card allows up to $15,000 daily spending capacity for virtual card users and up to $30,000 for metal card users.
For ATM withdrawals, the daily allowed limits are $1000 for virtual card users and $3000 for metal card users. Metal card users get free ATM withdrawals and zero foreign transaction fees.
How to get the MetaMask Card?
MetaMask users in the US can simply go to the official website and scan the QR code to apply for the card. We have featured the same QR code in the image above.
Once scanned, the user needs to follow the application process to successfully get the card. They will be asked to choose between the virtual and the metal card. The metal card costs $199 per year.
However, even if you choose the virtual card, you can later upgrade to the metal card anytime.
Disclaimer: BFM Times acts as a source of information for knowledge purposes and does not claim to be a financial advisor. Kindly consult your financial advisor before investing.
