- Plan price
- No monthly, annual or inactivity card fee in the published European and Argentina programs; collateral borrowing costs are separate
- Issuance and shipping
- Virtual card activation starts at USD 50. The European physical card requires a balance above USD 5,000 and Gold tier with free shipping; Argentina physical-card requirements are not published
- Per-purchase fee
- Debit Mode spends selected supported crypto, stablecoin or FiatX assets and Nexo converts them at purchase. Credit Mode borrows against crypto collateral without selling it. Argentina advertises local ARS spending without currency conversion and USD settlement; fees and settlement terms vary by program
- FX and conversion
- Argentina: local ARS spending has no currency conversion and USD purchases settle in USD; fees for other currencies are not published for that program. Published EEA/UK/CH rates are 0.2% weekdays and 0.7% weekends; ROW rates are 2% and 2.5%
- Top-ups
- No separate card-wallet top-up is documented. Hold eligible assets in Nexo and set their Debit Mode spending priority; Credit Mode draws a flexible credit line secured by crypto. Borrowing starts at 1.9% per year and depends on the account and program; confirm eligible assets and the current rate in-app
- ATM
- Argentina: up to USD 1,000 in monthly fee-free withdrawals. European no-fee limits depend on loyalty tier, from EUR 200/GBP 180 to EUR 2,000/GBP 1,800; withdrawals above the limit cost 2%, minimum EUR/GBP 1.99
- Rewards and limits
- EEA Credit Mode: 0.5%-2% in NEXO or 0.1%-0.5% in BTC, only above USD 5,000 balance. Argentina standard top tier: up to 2%/1% in NEXO for Credit/Debit Mode or 0.67%/0.33% in BTC; caps vary by loyalty tier
- Eligibility
- Selected European citizens or residents, including EEA and UK, need supported identity verification. Nexo's July 2026 launch says eligible clients resident in Argentina can apply. Exact country, issuer and account requirements depend on the regional program; confirm in-app
- Custody
- This is a custodial Nexo account. Debit Mode spends selected assets held in the account; Credit Mode uses assets as collateral while the purchase draws borrowing. Nexo markets institutional-grade custody, but the reviewed card pages do not specify how account assets or collateral are segregated or protected