Fuzopay Card
Swipe Hard.Get Rewarded Harder.
One card. Funded by your bank balance or crypto. Cashback that grows with use.
Max cashback on Prime
Starts at Core tier
Published reward tiers
One card · Every balance
Your Bank Balance.Your Crypto.One Card.
Charge against your local bank balance or any supported crypto you hold. Conversion settles when you swipe — no selling first, no moving funds between apps.
- Bank balance
Spend from cash already in your account.
- Any supported crypto
BTC, ETH, USDT, and more — convert at swipe.
- One card
Fund it your way. Spend anywhere Visa works.
Cashback
Spend more.Earn more.
Published rates scale with your Fuzopay tier. Cashback posts automatically — no separate redemption step.
Rates as published on Pricing. Higher tiers unlock automatically.
Spend & acceptance
Hold crypto. Pay worldwide.
Settle purchases from your balance at the live rate, on the Visa network — then see how Fuzopay compares to a typical crypto debit.
| Feature |   | Typical crypto debit |
|---|---|---|
Funding | Bank balance or any crypto held | Usually crypto-only |
Spend | Only the purchase amount converts at swipe | Often requires selling first |
Cashback | Usually flat, capped | |
Acceptance | Visa debit — everyday merchants worldwide | Often limited or crypto-only merchants |
FAQ
Questions about the card
Yes. Charge against your local bank balance or supported crypto you already hold. Conversion settles when you swipe — no separate sell step required.
Published rates rise with your Fuzopay tier — 0.5%, 1.5%, and 3%. Higher tiers unlock as listed on Pricing; cashback posts automatically on qualifying spend.
Cashback follows the published rate for your current tier. Any caps appear on Pricing before you spend.
Visa network — accepted worldwide wherever Visa debit is taken.
You choose one funding source per purchase. If that source can’t cover the swipe, the payment won’t complete unless a combined preference is set in account settings when available.
Point-of-sale conversion uses the live rate plus any published conversion fee shown in your account and on Pricing.
