Jupiter Card
Issued via Rain and DCS · Card currency USD
- Custody
- Custodial
- Network
- Visa
- Card types
- Virtual + physical
- Card product
- Debit
- Wallets
- Apple Pay, Google Pay
Shipping countries are not published.
Partly verified · 9 of 13 key facts · last checked 15 Oct 2026 · aging
Facts reviewed by Andrew L.
Review
What it is
Jupiter Card is a crypto card that comes as a virtual and a physical card. It is a debit card. It is issued by Rain and DCS. Payments run on the Visa network. The card currency is USD.
Funding and spending
The company holds your balance, and the card spends from it. It can be funded with crypto or with fiat money. You can top it up by crypto and bank transfer. You can reload it after the first load. It can be funded with 2 assets: USDC and USDT. Top-ups are accepted on 4 blockchain networks: Arbitrum, Base, Solana and Sui.
Fees
The physical card issuance fee is USD 13.13. It has no annual fee. It has no monthly fee. The foreign currency fee is 1% to 1.8%, depending on country. It has no top-up fee. Some of these fees have conditions, which are listed in the fees table on this page. We have not verified the crypto conversion spread and ATM withdrawal fee yet.
Limits and rewards
You can withdraw cash at ATMs. It pays 2% back on card spend. The cashback is capped at USD 100 a month. It works with Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Signing up
Signing up needs full KYC: a government ID document, and sometimes a selfie. You can apply in 50 countries. That includes 19 in North America, 10 in South America and 10 in Asia. You cannot apply in Bangladesh, India and Nigeria. Where the issuer states who can apply, you need to be a resident of the country.
How we check
We last checked this card on 15 Oct 2026, against 6 official issuer pages. The tables below show the source and the check date of every value we have verified. Facts not listed here are unknown so far.
Pros and cons of Jupiter Card
Pros
- No annual or monthly fee
- Low foreign exchange fee: 1%
- 2% back on spending
- You can apply in 50 countries
- Works with Apple Pay and Google Pay
- Comes as a virtual and a physical card
Cons
- Custodial: the issuer holds your funds
- 4 of 13 key facts are not verified yet
Who it suits
- Frequent travellers, as foreign exchange fees are low
- People who want cashback on everyday spending
Built only from facts we have verified. Anything we have not verified is left out.
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Where it's available
Applying for the card and using it are tracked separately.
Shipping countries are not published, so there is no shipping column.
Rules the issuer states
- accepted wherever Visa is acceptedChecked 03 Oct 2026agingsource
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Frequently asked questions about Jupiter Card
Who issues Jupiter Card?
Jupiter Card is issued by Rain and DCS. Payments run on the Visa network.
Is Jupiter Card a virtual or a physical card?
Jupiter Card comes as both a virtual and a physical card.
Can I withdraw cash from an ATM with Jupiter Card?
Yes. You can withdraw cash at ATMs.
Does Jupiter Card require KYC?
Signing up needs full KYC: a government ID document, and sometimes a selfie.
How do I top up Jupiter Card?
You can top it up by crypto and bank transfer. Jupiter Card has no top-up fee.
Does Jupiter Card work with Apple Pay and Google Pay?
It works with Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Which crypto can I use with Jupiter Card?
It can be funded with 2 assets: USDC and USDT. Top-ups are accepted on 4 blockchain networks: Arbitrum, Base, Solana and Sui.
Does Jupiter Card have an annual fee?
No. Jupiter Card has no annual fee.
What does Jupiter Card charge on payments in a foreign currency?
The foreign currency fee is 1% to 1.8%, depending on country. The conditions are listed in the fees table on this page.
Does Jupiter Card pay cashback?
Yes. It pays 2% back on card spend. The cashback is capped at USD 100 a month.
In which countries can I apply for Jupiter Card?
You can apply in 50 countries. That includes 19 in North America, 10 in South America and 10 in Asia. You cannot apply in Bangladesh, India and Nigeria.
Sources
- Fees pageFees and limitsdocs.jup.agChecked 04 Oct 2026
- Supported countriesJupiter carddocs.jup.agChecked 15 Oct 2026
- Rewards termsRewards and referralsdocs.jup.agChecked 15 Oct 2026
- Other official pagedocs.jup.ag/user-docs/global/spend/faqChecked 07 Oct 2026
- Cardholder termsRisks and securitydocs.jup.ag
- Other official pageSpenddocs.jup.agChecked 07 Oct 2026
- Supported countriesJupiter Card Prohibitions Listjupiter-global-assets.jup.agChecked 15 Oct 2026