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Krak Card (US): Fees, Limits and Cashback

Krak Card (US) is a custodial Visa card from Krak (Payward Interactive, Inc.) that does not publish its conversion fee. The FX markup on foreign-currency spending is 1%, and cashback reaches 2% on higher tiers. There is no annual fee. It is offered only in United States.

Verified September 24, 2026Issued by Krak (Payward Interactive, Inc.)
38/100
Overall rating
1
Countries offered
Free
Annual fee
Not disclosed
Conversion fee
1%
FX markup
0% to 2%
Cashback
71/100
Safety score · Good

Krak pros and cons

Pros

  • No annual or monthly fee
  • 1% FX markup on foreign-currency spending
  • Cashback up to 2% on higher tiers
  • Works with Apple Pay and Google Pay
  • Free virtual card
  • Safety score 71/100 (Good)

Cons

  • Conversion fee not published
  • Only offered in United States

Krak fees and limits

Virtual cardFree
Physical cardFree
Annual feeFree
Monthly feeNone
Crypto conversion feeNot disclosed
FX markup1%
Fee on purchases in USDNone
ATM withdrawalsNo card fee
Daily spending limitNot disclosed
Monthly spending limitNot disclosed
Daily ATM limitNot disclosed
Card currencyUSD

"Not disclosed" means Krak does not publish the figure. Fees are read from the issuer's own pages, linked under Sources.

Krak cashback and rewards

TierRatePaid inMonthly spend capRequirement
Starter0%Not statedNone publishedNone
Lite0.5%Not statedNone published30-day average assets of $200 or more
Pro1%Not statedNone published30-day average assets of $1,000 or more
Elite1.5%Not statedNone published30-day average assets of $10,000 or more
Max2%Not statedNone published30-day average assets of $50,000 or more

The cashback rate depends on your 30-day average assets held with Krak, Kraken and Kraken Pro.

What Krak costs over a year

Net value per year after cashback, conversion, FX, ATM and fixed fees, with US dollars as the home currency, 20% of spending abroad and one $200 ATM withdrawal a month.

Monthly spendingNet per yearTier used
$500≤ -$12Starter
$2,000≤ -$48Starter
$5,000≤ -$120Starter

Run it with your own numbers in the card cost calculator.

Krak Apple Pay, Google Pay and ATM withdrawals

Krak works with Apple Pay and Google Pay. The virtual card is ready to use as soon as it is issued. ATM withdrawals: no card fee. It runs on Visa, so it works wherever that network is accepted, online and in shops.

Where Krak is available

Krak is offered only in United States. Available in all US states except New York, Maine, Massachusetts and Indiana. Krak publishes separate EEA and UK cards with different fees.

The crypto card finder lists every card we track by country.

Topping up Krak

Krak tops up with USD, USDC, USDT, BTC and ETH. The conversion fee is not published. The card is custodial, so the provider holds your card balance.

How to get the Krak card

  1. Check that you live in a country where Krak is offered (see the list above).
  2. Download the Krak app and complete identity verification with a government ID and a selfie check.
  3. Top up with USD, USDC, USDT, BTC and ETH.
  4. Issue the virtual card for free and add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay.
  5. Order the physical card for free if you need ATM withdrawals or chip and PIN payments.

Who the Krak card suits

  • Travellers and people who pay in several currencies, thanks to its 1% FX markup.
  • Residents of United States only, where it is offered.

Krak overall rating

Krak rates 38/100 in our crypto card ranking.

FactorDetailPoints
ReachUnited States only2.8 / 40
Yearly cost-$48 a year at $2,000 a month13.8 / 30
Safety71/10021.3 / 30

Is Krak safe?

Krak scores 71/100 (Good) in our safety check. Issuer: Krak (Payward Interactive, Inc.) (United States). Licensing: Card issued by Lead Bank under licence from Visa U.S.A.; Payward Interactive, Inc. is a licensed money transmitter (NMLS 1843762) and FinCEN-registered MSB. BIN sponsor: Lead Bank.

Krak says account balances are not a deposit account and are not FDIC- or SIPC-insured. Kraken, Krak's parent, publishes a proof of reserves; the latest is dated 30 June 2026.

Full Krak safety report

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Frequently asked questions

What are the Krak card fees?
Krak charges a conversion fee it does not publish, a 1% FX markup on foreign-currency spending, no annual fee. The virtual card is free and the physical card is free. Its ATM fee is listed in the fees table on this page.
Is Krak available in the US?
Yes. Available in all US states except New York, Maine, Massachusetts and Indiana. Krak publishes separate EEA and UK cards with different fees.
Does Krak have cashback?
Yes. Krak pays 0% to 2%. The cashback rate depends on your 30-day average assets held with Krak, Kraken and Kraken Pro.
What is the Krak ATM withdrawal fee?
Krak charges no card fee per ATM withdrawal. ATM operators may add their own fee.
Does Krak work with Apple Pay and Google Pay?
Yes. Krak supports both Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Is Krak safe?
Krak scores 71/100 (Good) in our safety check, which looks at licensing, custody, fund segregation, proof of reserves and incident history. Keeping only what you plan to spend on any crypto card is a sensible habit.

Sources

  1. Krak fees · checked September 24, 2026
  2. Krak terms and licensing · checked September 24, 2026