Quppy Card
The Quppy card is coming soon.
Quppy cards are being prepared for eligible users in selected markets, bringing the crypto-friendly Quppy app — IBAN account, crypto wallet and exchange — to everyday payments. Join the waitlist and hear first when cards go live in your market.
Card type, issuer, funding sources, fees, limits, supported mobile wallets and launch countries will be published before applications open.
- Waitlist open
- Details published before launch
- One email, only about cards
- IBAN account and crypto wallet available today
Joining the waitlist is not an application and does not guarantee card eligibility. Quppy is not a bank, and the card issuer will be named before applications open.
What is a crypto card?
A crypto card is a payment card — usually a debit or prepaid card — that lets you spend from an app that also holds crypto-assets. When you pay, the card provider typically converts the crypto you chose into the currency of the purchase, so the shop receives ordinary money such as euros or pounds.
A stablecoin card works the same way with a stablecoin balance, such as USDC or USDT. The conversion rate, any spread and the card fees are set by each provider, so the fee schedule tells you more about a card than its design does.
The Quppy card is not live yet. How it will be funded — including whether you can pay with crypto or stablecoin balances — will be published before launch, together with the card type, issuer, fees and limits.
Card types
Virtual, physical, crypto and stablecoin cards
The terms overlap, so here is what each one usually means. Any provider's own terms decide the details.
Virtual card
Card details that live in an app rather than on plastic. A virtual card is usually issued instantly, which makes it practical for online payments and subscriptions, and where the provider supports it, it can be added to a phone's mobile wallet for contactless payments.
Physical card
A plastic or metal card for paying in shops and, where the provider allows it, withdrawing cash. It arrives by post, so it takes days rather than seconds, and it is often issued alongside a virtual card on the same account.
Crypto debit card
Spends from a balance you already hold rather than from borrowed money. On a crypto debit card that balance can include crypto-assets, which the provider sells when you pay. A crypto credit card is a different product: it lends you money that you repay later.
Stablecoin card
Spends from a stablecoin such as USDC or USDT, whose value tracks a currency like the US dollar. Which stablecoins a card accepts depends on the provider and on your country — some are not offered to customers in the EEA under MiCA.
Free virtual card, no fees, instant issue: every provider defines these differently. Before you choose any card, read its fee schedule — conversion spread, top-up, cash-withdrawal and inactivity fees — and check which countries it is offered in.
Use Quppy today, while the card is on its way
The card is the next step. The account, the wallet and the transfers it will sit beside are available now to eligible users.
Personal IBAN account
Manage EUR and GBP through a crypto-friendly multicurrency IBAN in the Quppy app. Incoming GBP transfers are not currently available.
Crypto wallet and exchange
Hold, receive, send and exchange supported crypto-assets, connected to your EUR and GBP balances. In the EEA, crypto services are provided by Payhound Limited, authorised under MiCA.
Free EUR and GBP transfers
Currently available supported fiat transfers in EUR and GBP have no Quppy transfer fee. Currency exchange, crypto exchange, network and third-party fees are separate where applicable.
Bank-card funding and payouts to bank cards are not currently available through Quppy. The coming Quppy card is a separate product.
Card waitlist
Join the Quppy card waitlist
Leave your email and we will write when Quppy cards go live in your market. No newsletters and no marketing — one message, only about cards.
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Details come first
Card type, issuer, fees, limits, supported mobile wallets and launch countries are published before applications open.
We write at launch
When cards go live in your market, you get one email at that address.
Joining the waitlist is not an application and does not guarantee card eligibility. Card type, fees, limits and country availability are confirmed before launch.
Quppy card FAQ
Quppy Card
The card is coming. The app is here today.
Join the card waitlist, and open the Quppy app for the IBAN account, crypto wallet and EUR and GBP transfers available now.
Quppy is not a bank. Quppy cards are not yet available, and joining the waitlist is not an application. Services, eligibility and availability vary by country, provider and customer type. Crypto-assets involve risk and may lose value.