People rate crypto cards. Brands do not.
Crypto Cards Reviews is an independent crypto-card rating built on user experience. We do not assign editorial scores to cards: averages and recommendation rates come from published reviews. You can check every figure against the reviews on a card’s page.
No editorial verdict disguised as a user score. Just people, their experiences and open calculation rules.
Negative reviews count too
Moderators do not reshape reviews to get a preferred result. They do not rewrite the text or change the score. Their job is to filter spam and content that breaks the rules.
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Your experience, your score
Authors choose a card, describe their experience and rate it against the criteria. Neither the brand nor the editors add a score of their own.
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The same rules for everyone
We reject spam, ads, off-topic content, abuse, threats, calls to violence and other people’s personal data. A negative score is not a rule violation.
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A brand reply cannot change the score
A company may respond to a review, but its reply does not alter the author’s rating. Published user scores — positive and negative — feed the card’s figures.
We do not remove criticism just because a brand dislikes it. Reviews that break the rules are rejected or removed in full, never “fixed” by adjusting the score.
An open rating formula
The review form asks authors to rate six equally weighted criteria. The card average comes from the overall scores of published reviews.
- aEase of use
- bSupport
- cFees
- dFeatures
- eReliability
- fSecurity
Review score
Average card score
The sum of published review scores ÷ the number of those reviews. The catalogue displays one decimal place.
Recommendation share
Reviews scoring at least 5/10 divided by all published reviews for the card, expressed as a percentage.
The certifications were signed by subject specialists
Michael Reed
Director of Technical Standards
Daniel Morgan
Director of Certification
Emily Carter
Director of Customer Experience Standards
Qualifications and documents
Read the reviews. Make your own call.
Every card shows its review count, average score and recommendation rate. Read people’s ratings before deciding which card to trust with your money.