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Does Nexo work in the United Kingdom?

Short answer

Yes. Nexo lists the country among its supported countries, so you can apply in the United Kingdom (checked September 28, 2026).

Nexo lists the EEA, Andorra, Monaco, the UK and Argentina "and other selected jurisdictions", so the list is not complete; the app's Check eligibility screen is final. Bulgaria is excluded because Nexo says its services are unavailable there. Personal accounts only. The card can be issued in EUR, GBP or USD. The DiPocket card terms cover EEA and UK residents only; the issuer for Argentina is not published.

Source: support.nexo.com/article/who-can-order-the-nexo-card

Nexo in the United Kingdom: fees to expect

  • The card is held in EUR, so paying in GBP counts as a foreign-currency purchase: the FX markup is 2%.
  • Converting crypto costs Not disclosed.
  • ATM withdrawals: 2% + €1.99 after €200 free a month.
  • Works with Apple Pay and Google Pay.
  • Identity verification: Full.

Cards confirmed in the United Kingdom

6 cards we track list the country as supported. The top-rated ones:

  1. ether.fi Cash Card

    Visa · Self-custody · Full KYC · Virtual and Physical

    75Rating

  2. Tria Card (Global)

    Visa · Self-custody · Full KYC · Virtual and Physical

    72Rating

  3. RedotPay Card (Global)

    Visa · Custodial · Full KYC · Virtual and Physical

    68Rating

  4. Wirex One Card

    Mastercard · Self-custody · Full KYC · Virtual and Physical

    68Rating

  5. Bitget Wallet Card (Europe and Latin America)

    Mastercard · Self-custody · Full KYC · Virtual

    63Rating

Frequently asked questions

Does Nexo work in the United Kingdom?
Yes. Nexo lists the country among its supported countries, so you can apply in the United Kingdom (checked September 28, 2026).
What is the best alternative to Nexo in the United Kingdom?
ether.fi Cash, Tria and RedotPay are the top-rated cards confirmed there, based on reach, yearly cost and safety.
Does Nexo charge an FX fee in the United Kingdom?
The card is held in EUR, so paying in GBP counts as a foreign-currency purchase: the FX markup is 2%.