Coinbase / Pathward / Marqeta · VISA
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A US Visa debit card that spends dollars, USDC, or crypto converted to dollars at purchase.
Observed 2026-10-05
Coinbase lists the Visa prepaid debit card in U.S. states except Hawaii, with virtual and physical forms and variable in-app rewards. It charges no transaction or ATM withdrawal fee, but crypto-to-USD conversion can include spread and a non-USDC sale can have U.S. tax consequences; ATM operators may charge separately.
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Current U.S. debit-card page: Pathward issues the Visa prepaid debit card and Marqeta powers it; eligible U.S. customers except Hawaii can create a virtual or order a physical card, spend USD or crypto, and select variable rewards in the app. Coinbase markets no annual fee and no Coinbase transaction fees; crypto sales convert to USD and may include spread.
Checked 2026-10-05
Coinbase charges no card transaction or ATM withdrawal fee, but an ATM operator may charge. Coinbase includes spread when crypto is sold or converted; selling non-USDC crypto through the card is a taxable transaction for U.S. users, while USDC used at par generally does not create a taxable gain or loss.
Checked 2026-10-05
Current U.S. agreement references the Pathward-issued Coinbase Visa debit card, selected-asset sale and card-payment settlement terms; the card remains distinct from the Coinbase One Card credit account.
Checked 2026-10-05
Current U.S. debit-card application guide says Coinbase Card is available in all U.S. states except Hawaii. It requires U.S. residence, a valid Coinbase account, identity verification and agreement to card terms; it does not explicitly state whether Washington, D.C. issuance is supported.
Checked 2026-10-07
