- Plan price
- No monthly or annual card fee is listed for US, UK or EEA cards; card issuance, replacement and funding fees are separate
- Issuance and shipping
- Virtual and standard plastic cards are free. Replacement costs are USD 4.99, EUR 4.99 or GBP 4.99 for plastic and USD 60, EUR 60 or GBP 60 for metal. US physical-card eligibility requires a balance of at least USD 200 within a 30-day period
- Per-purchase fee
- UK/EEA cards spend from the Kraken e-money wallet in the configured Krak Everyday asset order, converting selected crypto to the card's primary currency (GBP in the UK or EUR in the Eurozone) at purchase. Refunds and reversals return in that primary fiat currency; they are not converted back to crypto automatically. The US card spends the available Krak Everyday cash/crypto balance and converts crypto to USD at purchase. These are debit cards, not credit.
- FX and conversion
- US foreign-currency card purchases use the Visa rate plus a 1% fee. UK and EEA purchases use the Mastercard rate without Krak FX markup; crypto spending may still have a variable conversion spread
- Top-ups
- The card uses the separate Krak Everyday balance rather than the trading portfolio. Move or load funds there, then set a spend order for supported currencies. Crypto is sold to the primary fiat currency when used; variable conversion spreads may apply
- ATM
- Krak lists no ATM withdrawal fee in the US, UK or EEA. The ATM operator may charge separately
- Rewards and limits
- UK/EEA: 0%-2% based on 30-day average assets; new accounts receive the 2% Max tier for 30 days. US: 0.5%-2% through October 14, changing October 15 to 1% from USD 1,000, 1.5% from USD 10,000, 1.75% from USD 75,000 and 2% from USD 150,000. Rates are set at merchant settlement; no monthly cap is published
- Eligibility
- US cards require a verified personal Krak account and SSN; New York, Maine, Massachusetts and Indiana are excluded. UK/EEA cards use separate Monavate programmes and geographic restrictions apply
- Custody
- Custody differs by region. In the UK/EEA, Monavate issues the card but Kraken issues the linked e-money wallet. EEA terms say equivalent fiat funds are safeguarded under applicable law and Kraken-held crypto is held in custody on trust and segregated, but is not covered by deposit-guarantee or investor-compensation schemes. In the US, the Krak balance is held by Payward Interactive and is not a Lead Bank deposit or FDIC-insured. The card is custodial in every region.