PlasBit Virtual Euro Card
#4PlasBit's Virtual Euro card costs nothing to issue, load or hold, charging only 1.5% on foreign exchange. It loads from over 100 cryptocurrencies held in your PlasBit wallet and works with Apple Pay and Google Pay. The catch: virtual cards cannot use ATMs, PlasBit never states which card network it runs on, and it ships nowhere in the UK or US.
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The PlasBit Virtual EUR Card is a reloadable euro-denominated crypto card that can be funded from a PlasBit Wallet and used for online purchases or mobile-wallet payments.
It is issued digitally, so there is no plastic card or delivery wait. The current card page lists a €0 issuance fee, 0% loading fee and €0 monthly fee for the Virtual Euro tier.
PlasBit describes its reloadable cards as prepaid or debit-style products that must be funded before use. The Virtual EUR Card does not provide a revolving credit line.
You add value from your PlasBit Wallet and then spend only the amount available on the card. This makes the experience closer to a funded debit or prepaid card than a traditional credit card.
You fund the card directly from a PlasBit Wallet. Open the Cards section, choose the Virtual EUR Card, select Funding and then choose the crypto balance you want to use.
PlasBit converts the selected value into the card balance so it can be spent through ordinary card infrastructure. Funds become available after the card funding transaction is completed.
PlasBit says its reloadable cards can be funded from more than 100 supported cryptocurrencies in the PlasBit Wallet. Examples include Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC and TRX.
The exact list available to your account can change. Check the Funding screen before sending or buying a crypto asset specifically for card use.
PlasBit's current card page lists €0 issuance, a 0% loading fee and €0 monthly fee for the Virtual EUR Card. Foreign-currency transactions carry a 1.5% conversion fee.
A chargeback currently costs €25. These card fees are separate from any crypto transaction or blockchain costs incurred before funds reach the PlasBit Wallet.
Yes. PlasBit currently lists a 1.5% foreign exchange conversion fee for the Virtual EUR Card when a transaction requires conversion from the card's euro balance.
For users who spend mostly in euros, that fee may rarely apply. Frequent non-euro spending should be compared with cards that offer lower or zero provider FX markup.
No. PlasBit explicitly states that its virtual cards cannot be used for ATM withdrawals.
Users who need cash access should choose an eligible physical PlasBit card instead. The physical EUR card currently includes ATM withdrawals, while the Virtual EUR Card is designed for ecommerce and mobile-wallet spending.
Yes. PlasBit says its virtual cards can be added to Apple Pay and Google Pay, allowing users to make contactless payments at compatible physical merchants.
This gives the digital-only card an in-store use case even though there is no plastic card or ATM functionality. Device and regional wallet eligibility can still apply.
Yes. PlasBit offers a separate Plastic Euro card alongside the Virtual Euro version. The physical card adds conventional chip, contactless and ATM functionality.
The current Plastic Euro tier is also listed with €0 issuance, 0% loading and €0 monthly fee, but its feature set and ATM rules differ from the Virtual EUR Card.
PlasBit requires users to create an account and complete the verification level needed for card and transaction access. Card availability is restricted in a number of countries.
PlasBit's current prohibited list includes markets such as the United States, United Kingdom, Russia, China and several sanctioned or higher-risk jurisdictions. Check the current card page before funding an account specifically for the card.
Yes. PlasBit states that verification is required to make transactions and uses different verification levels for account limits and compliance checks.
Larger crypto-to-fiat or fiat-to-crypto activity can trigger additional source-of-funds verification. Users should complete KYC only through PlasBit's official account and never provide private wallet credentials to support staff.
No. The card is funded from balances held within the PlasBit Wallet and operates through PlasBit's account and card infrastructure rather than directly from a wallet where only the user controls the private keys.
The current reloadable card programme is powered through Wirex BaaS. Users who specifically want self-custodial card spending should treat PlasBit as a custodial alternative.
Yes. PlasBit markets its cards for international use at compatible card merchants, subject to country, merchant and card-programme restrictions.
Because the Virtual EUR Card is euro-denominated, non-euro transactions currently carry a 1.5% FX conversion fee. The card cannot be used in prohibited jurisdictions or where the merchant or network blocks the transaction.
Create a PlasBit account, complete the required verification and fund your PlasBit Wallet. Then open the Cards section and choose the Virtual Euro card.
The card is issued digitally, so there is no physical delivery step. Once funded, it can be used online and added to Apple Pay or Google Pay where supported.
For card, account or transaction help, use PlasBit's official support route at https://plasbit.com/contact-us. The main Cards page also links the current card fees, limits and ordering information.
If a card transaction is disputed, keep the merchant name, amount, date and transaction details available. Never share passwords, authentication codes or crypto private keys with someone contacting you unexpectedly.

