Crypterium Card

The Crypterium Card is a euro-denominated prepaid Visa card connected to the Crypterium by Choise.com wallet. It was designed to let users convert supported cryptocurrencies into euros, load the card and spend at Visa merchants worldwide.

Crypterium offers virtual and physical card formats. The physical card supports normal point-of-sale purchases and ATM withdrawals, while the virtual card is intended for online and Apple Pay spending.

The most important point for new users in 2026 is that card ordering is currently unavailable. Crypterium's live card page displays both the plastic and virtual cards but says new card orders cannot presently be placed and directs users to support for more information.

No. Crypterium's current card-order page says that ordering is not available for either the plastic or virtual Crypterium Card.

The page still displays the product's existing features, fees and limits, which is useful for current cardholders, but new users should not interpret those details as evidence that a new card can be issued today. Crypterium asks users to contact Support for more information.

There is no confirmed public date for reopening card orders on the live page. Until Crypterium or Choise.com announces a new issuance programme, the card should be treated as unavailable to new applicants rather than temporarily orderable through an alternative link.

The Crypterium Card is a prepaid Visa card. The current card terms identify the product as an electronic-money prepaid card issued by UAB Walletto and explicitly state that it is not a credit or debit card.

You load value onto the card before spending, so it does not provide a revolving credit line or let you borrow against crypto. The card is linked to a Walletto IBAN account used to fund transactions.

This distinction matters when comparing Crypterium with newer crypto debit or secured credit cards. Spending is limited by the available prepaid card balance and the programme's transaction limits rather than by an external bank current account or a credit facility.

The Crypterium prepaid Visa card is issued by UAB Walletto, a Lithuanian electronic-money institution authorised and regulated by the Bank of Lithuania. Crypterium AS acts as the card programme manager.

The current legal profile lists Walletto under registration number 304686884 and electronic-money institution licence number 33. Crypterium or Choise.com provides the crypto wallet and user-facing service, while Walletto provides the regulated prepaid-card and IBAN infrastructure.

This separation is important because Crypterium itself is not a bank. Cardholder funds, card rules and payment processing operate through the licensed electronic-money provider, while crypto services are provided through the Crypterium and Choise.com ecosystem.

No. The Crypterium and Choise.com wallet service is custodial rather than a self-custodial wallet where the user alone controls the private keys.

Choise.com's current legal profile identifies UAB Choise Services as a virtual-currency exchange operator and custodian virtual-currency wallet operator. The card balance itself is also held through regulated prepaid-card and e-money infrastructure provided by Walletto.

This makes Crypterium easier to use for people who want an integrated wallet, crypto conversion and prepaid Visa card, but it is structurally different from cards connected directly to a non-custodial wallet. Users who require private-key control should not treat Crypterium's card balance as self-custodied.

Crypterium Card does not send cryptocurrency directly to the merchant. You convert or load supported crypto into the euro-denominated card balance, then the Visa card pays the merchant in fiat.

Crypterium's current card page highlights BTC, LTC, ETH and more than 12 digital assets as supported sources for card top-ups. The exact conversion rate and any crypto exchange fee are shown through the Crypterium or Choise.com service.

The card's published load fee is currently 2%. Once euros are loaded, ordinary point-of-sale, online or ATM transactions follow the prepaid-card fee schedule rather than blockchain payment rules.

Crypterium's current published physical-card tariff lists a €2.99 monthly fee, a 2% card-load fee and a €0.25 point-of-sale fee.

ATM withdrawals cost €3 plus 1.6% of the amount, and an ATM balance inquiry costs €1. Foreign-currency transactions carry a 2.5% FX fee. The €2.99 monthly fee is returned as cashback at the beginning of the following month if combined monthly card loads exceed €299 under the published terms.

These fees are relatively high compared with many newer crypto cards, so existing users should consider the full path from crypto conversion and loading through spending or ATM use, not only the Visa purchase itself.

Crypterium's current virtual-card tariff lists a monthly fee of €2.99, a 2% load fee, a €0.25 fee for point-of-sale or online transactions and a 2.5% foreign-currency fee.

The monthly fee can effectively become €0 when the user loads more than €299 across eligible Crypterium cards during the calendar month, because Crypterium says the €2.99 is returned as cashback at the beginning of the next month.

The virtual card does not have ordinary ATM functionality, so the physical-card ATM fees do not apply. These published tariffs remain relevant to existing cardholders even though new virtual-card orders are currently unavailable.

Crypterium's current physical-card tariff lists a €5,000 daily card-load limit, a €2,500 daily point-of-sale or online limit and separate monthly limits of €5,000 for point-of-sale spending and €5,000 for online spending.

ATM withdrawals are limited to €500 per day and €2,500 per month. Crypterium's card page summarises this as up to €10,000 in monthly spending across point-of-sale and online transactions and up to €2,500 in monthly ATM withdrawals.

Limits can also depend on verification and compliance checks. Existing cardholders should use the live account limits if they differ from the general tariff page.

Yes, existing physical Crypterium Cards can be used at compatible Visa ATMs. The current published withdrawal fee is €3 plus 1.6% of the amount withdrawn.

The tariff lists a maximum of €500 in ATM withdrawals per day and €2,500 per month. A balance inquiry at an ATM costs €1, and the ATM operator may add its own surcharge or currency-conversion charge.

The virtual Crypterium Card is not intended for standard ATM withdrawals. Because new physical-card orders are currently unavailable, this feature mainly matters to users who already hold an active Crypterium plastic card.

Crypterium's current card page explicitly supports Apple Pay for its card programme, allowing an eligible card to be added to an iPhone or other compatible Apple device for contactless payments.

Current official card materials do not provide equally clear confirmation that the Crypterium Card itself supports Google Pay. Older Crypterium marketing referenced Android Pay, but that should not be treated as proof of current Google Wallet compatibility.

For existing cardholders, Apple Pay is the better-supported current claim. If Google Pay is essential, check the wallet options shown in the Choise.com app or contact support before relying on older third-party card reviews.

Crypterium evolved into the broader Choise.com platform, and the original Crypterium website now states that the brand is 'now Choise.com'. The current app still refers to the prepaid product as the Crypterium Card in several places.

Choise.com combines Crypterium's wallet and card infrastructure with additional crypto and investment products. Crypterium AS remains identified as the card programme manager in current legal disclosures, while UAB Choise Services operates the Choise.com platform.

For users researching the card, this explains why official information is split across crypterium.com, app.choise.com and Crypterium documentation. Current live product and legal pages should take priority over older reviews of the standalone Crypterium app.

New Crypterium Card applications are currently unavailable, so there is no active new-card eligibility process to complete today.

Choise.com's current legal profile says its services are not provided to citizens of the Russian Federation or to non-EU residents, and card access historically required KYC with identity and residence verification. Product availability could be narrower depending on the issuer and local regulation.

If card issuance resumes, users should check the new eligibility terms rather than relying on the old geographic rules. A future card programme could use a different issuer, supported-country list or verification process from the existing Walletto prepaid card.

Crypterium's live card page continues to describe existing cards as usable worldwide wherever Visa is accepted. The published tariffs and card terms also remain online for current cardholders.

International spending carries a 2.5% foreign-currency fee when the transaction currency differs from the euro card balance. Physical cards can also use compatible ATMs, subject to the separate withdrawal fee and limits.

However, card ordering is currently unavailable, and individual existing cards may have their own expiry or account status. Crypterium says both virtual and plastic cards are valid for four years from issuance, so current cardholders should check the expiration date and status in the app before travelling.

For questions about an existing Crypterium Card or the current suspension of new card orders, use the official Crypterium support email at support@crypterium.com. The current Choise.com profile and card terms both publish this contact route.

The card terms also list a service hotline at +372 880 3262. For a payment problem, have the merchant, amount, date and card status ready. For crypto conversion issues, include the relevant asset and transaction details without sharing secret credentials.

Never provide passwords, authentication codes or private wallet credentials to someone contacting you unexpectedly. Start from the official Crypterium or Choise.com website rather than an unsolicited support link.