yeah pretty solid ngl
Set up a USDC limit once and that’s it, spend like a regular card. Apple Pay connected without any hassle. Downside – gas needs occasional top-up but it’s pennies
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MetaMask Card reviews
A debit Mastercard that spends straight from your self-custodial MetaMask wallet on Linea.
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Convenience6.1/10
Support6.1/10
Fees6.2/10
Functionality6.2/10
Reliability6.1/10
Safety6.0/10
MetaMask Card reviews
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good stuff
using it on linea, stablecoin conversion fee is almost zero, eth is a bit higher but not critical. overall the most honest scheme of all crypto cards I’ve seen
ATM limits are low
Wanted to withdraw cash while traveling, virtual limit is only 1000 a day plus a 2% fee on top. Metal is better but don’t want to switch cards over it
waited forever for the card
Signed up for waitlist last summer, waited months for access. Understand it’s a pilot launch but still unpleasant to hang in queue that long
pleasantly surprised
Expected setup to be complicated but figured it out in 15 minutes. Set the limit, linked Google Pay, no more questions. mUSD cashback though small is a nice bonus
top solution for holders
Used to be scared giving exchanges access to my money, here I spend right from my own wallet and it calms the nerves. Recommend to anyone paranoid about custody
Using since launch, access via VPN from Russia
Overall everything works for me, spend right from wallet without transferring to an exchange, that’s genuinely convenient and that’s the whole point of decentralization. Cashback in mUSD accumulates, convert it later. Gas fee is minuscule, doesn’t bother at all
interface is laggy
App stutters periodically, especially when trying to pay quickly at checkout and you stand there like an idiot waiting for it to load. Not critical but annoying in the moment
gas really got to me
Every time the limit runs out you have to re-approve and pay gas, with active use that adds up to a decent sum. Very inconvenient honestly
finally non-custodial
Long searched for a card where you don’t have to send crypto to a third party, here it debits straight from the wallet. Got the metal version for the 3% cashback, paid for itself fully in half a year
only 3 tokens supported
USDC, USDT and wETH only, if you have other tokens you have to swap manually yourself first. No auto-swap at checkout at all, a real trap for a beginner
everything works crisply
Use it for daily spending, USDC debits reliably, card never declined unexpectedly. Exactly what I was looking for – without handing money over to an exchange
fee structure isn’t transparent
Read reviews praising the fees, in practice figuring out exactly how much they’ll take isn’t that simple, have to dig through documentation. Wish this was more transparent
Metal card worth its money
Got the metal version, 3% cashback noticeably bigger than virtual. Design by the way is nice for the card itself, feels good pulling it out at checkout)
decent bank alternative
Live abroad, hard to get a regular card, here I just pay from my wallet. ATM withdrawal works too though there’s a fee for it. Overall satisfied with the purchase
support not very responsive
Wrote about a stuck transaction, only got a reply after several days. For a product dealing with money that’s a bit slow honestly
About the product
MetaMask Card overview
MetaMask Card launched as a pilot from MetaMask together with Mastercard and Baanx. It lets you pay with crypto anywhere Mastercard is accepted.
Key terms
- Card type: Debit Mastercard (virtual and physical)
- Supported currencies: USDC, USDT, WETH; Linea network
- Where it works: United Kingdom, EU, Switzerland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina
- Fees: 0% conversion; depend on the jurisdiction and card tier
- Cashback: no information available
Key features
Unlike many crypto cards that follow a prepaid model, MetaMask Card is a true debit product: payments settle straight from the MetaMask wallet, so you keep control of your assets until the moment of the transaction. The defining feature is the integration with the MetaMask ecosystem and the use of Linea for settlement, letting you pay from a Web3 wallet without moving funds to a centralised platform first.
How to get the card
- Connect your MetaMask wallet to the card service.
- Complete KYC with the partner issuer.
- Fund the wallet with a supported asset and issue the card.
Frequently asked questions
It is a debit Mastercard (virtual and physical) paired with a self-custodial wallet: your assets stay under your control until the moment of payment, when the required amount is converted into fiat and routed through the Mastercard network.
The stated coverage is United Kingdom, EU, Switzerland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina. The exact country list and local restrictions are set by the issuer, so check the terms for your country of residence before applying.
Yes, in most cases you need to register and pass KYC with an ID document. Some issuers also ask you to confirm a residential address in a supported region.
The baseline terms are: 0% conversion; depend on the jurisdiction and card tier. On top of that, factor in the conversion rate, ATM fees and any charges from the payment partner — the issuer always publishes the current pricing.
In most cases yes: the card can be added to a mobile wallet for contactless payments. Availability depends on your country and the payment partner's rules.