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Remis Prepaid Mastercard

A Nicaraguan remittance Mastercard funded from a fiat wallet balance.

Remis Prepaid MastercardMastercard

Remis combines a Nicaraguan remittance wallet with a prepaid Mastercard issued by Volcan Nicaragua. Users can spend or withdraw their app balance, but the reviewed current terms do not document crypto custody, stablecoin balances, or direct digital-asset funding. It is included as an adjacent local fintech benchmark and deliberately classified as fiat-only.

Go to official site View all cardsReviewed 2026-08

Rewards

No verified cashback

Fees

US$0 in the fee table currently published in the terms; the table is marked effective June 2023, so verify the live app tariff

Custody

Custodial

Eligibility

Available to eligible Remis users in Nicaragua after identity verification. Current public materials document virtual and physical prepaid-card access.

Fees

Monthly feeUS$0 in the fee table currently published in the terms; the table is marked effective June 2023, so verify the live app tariff

IssuanceUS$0 virtual-card issuance in the published table; verify physical-card pricing in-app

FXNot stated as one current fixed public rate; verify the live Mastercard conversion quote

ATMUS$2.75 in the currently published fee table, which is marked effective June 2023; ATM-operator charges may also apply

Top-upsFunded from the custodial fiat Remis app balance; no reviewed source documents crypto or stablecoin funding

Rewards

The current card terms do not publish crypto cashback. Crypto rewards appear only as a future feature on the product site and are not treated as live.

Availability

Available to eligible Remis users in Nicaragua after identity verification. Current public materials document virtual and physical prepaid-card access.

Latin America

Official sources

RemisAppCurrent remittance wallet, prepaid Mastercard, ATM access, stored balance, and future-feature boundary.RemisApp terms and card feesCurrent card funding flow, Volcan issuer, Mastercard network, published fee table, and fiat-wallet model.Authorized payment fintech providersCurrent REMIS legal name, BCN licence, authorized services, and Managua address.

Pros & cons

Pros

Local Nicaragua program
Virtual and physical Mastercard
Remittance wallet integration
ATM withdrawals
BCN-licensed payment provider

Cons

Not a crypto card
No stablecoin funding documented
Custodial balance and KYC
Published fee table is dated
Nicaragua-only eligibility

Best for

Nicaraguan remittance recipients
Users wanting local prepaid card access
Comparing fiat fintech cards with regional crypto cards

Alternatives

Banco Atlantida Nicaragua Visa Debit

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Qik Visa Debit

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OSMO Card

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This is not financial advice. Conditions change frequently: verify fees, rewards, custody and eligibility on the official site before applying.

Fees

Monthly feeUS$0 in the fee table currently published in the terms; the table is marked effective June 2023, so verify the live app tariff

IssuanceUS$0 virtual-card issuance in the published table; verify physical-card pricing in-app

FXNot stated as one current fixed public rate; verify the live Mastercard conversion quote

ATMUS$2.75 in the currently published fee table, which is marked effective June 2023; ATM-operator charges may also apply

Top-upsFunded from the custodial fiat Remis app balance; no reviewed source documents crypto or stablecoin funding