Best crypto cards in Puerto Rico
According to the issuers' own country lists, 75 cards accept residents of Puerto Rico. Here is what they cost, what they pay back and how much ID they ask for.
Quick picks
All cards available in Puerto Rico
Estimated monthly cost: subscription plus top-up, conversion and FX fees on 1,000 of spending in the card's own currency, 20% of it abroad. Unpublished percentage fees count as 1%.
Not available in Puerto Rico
These issuers list Puerto Rico as unsupported, so residents can't sign up:
Questions people ask
What is the best crypto card in Puerto Rico?
By our score, Amp Black Card is the highest-rated card available in Puerto Rico right now (4.6 out of 5). If cost matters most, Kolo Card has the lowest estimated monthly cost.
Can I get a crypto card in Puerto Rico without a full ID check?
According to the issuers, LinkPay Virtual Card, Zebec Card, Aurum Card, Zeroid Card, Ape Wallet Card, ZexoCard, VCCPRO Virtual Card, Agora Cards, DigitalPurse Card, Rewarble Reward Card (Visa / Mastercard), WooCard, IZIPAY Card, SiraPay Virtual Card, Moon Visa Card (paywithmoon), Trocador Prepaid Card, Laso Finance Prepaid Cards, Nocturne Aurora Card, WaldenPay Card, BeeXpay Card, CardUpNow Card, Kripicard Virtual Card, PayWide Card, Azura Ads Card, RivoCard ask for light or no ID checks. Spending limits are usually lower without full verification.
Are there self-custody crypto cards in Puerto Rico?
Yes: Amp Black Card, ether.fi Cash Card, Plasma One Card, Kolo Card, Oobit Card, Peanut Card, THORWallet Card, Solayer Card (Solayer Pay, formerly Emerald Card), Exa Card, Swype.fun Card, Hyperbeat Pay Card, Karma Card, Tuyo Card, Bitypay Visa Infinite Card, Avalanche Card. Your crypto stays in your own wallet until you spend it.
Which crypto cards are not available in Puerto Rico?
The issuers of Uphold Card, Decaf Card, PST.NET Card, UR Mastercard Debit Card list Puerto Rico as unsupported, so residents can't sign up.
Other countries in Americas
Availability comes from each issuer's published country list. It can change, and some issuers also check where your ID was issued. Confirm on the issuer's site before applying.