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Top-up fees, FX charges, cashback caps and who can actually be issued each card. Every number on this site carries the date we checked it and a link to the official page it came from.

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When USDT trades above the dollar reference rate in Korea, that gap is a real cost on top of whatever the card charges.

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USDT CARD GUIDE

What a USDT card actually is

A USDT card connects a dollar-pegged stablecoin balance to the Visa or Mastercard networks so you can spend it anywhere those cards are accepted. Depending on the provider, the USDT is converted to fiat at the moment you pay, or deducted from a card balance you funded in advance.

Fat Cat Card compares these cards on the things that decide whether one is worth holding: who can be issued the card, which networks you can top up from, the fees at every step, the cashback conditions and caps, and whether a physical card exists. Every card page carries the date we checked and a link to the official source, because these terms change frequently.

ISSUANCE CHECK

Where these cards can be issued

Our availability checks are run for residents of South Korea, which is the market we verify hands-on. Fees, cashback and supported assets apply wherever the card is issued. Each row shows the date we checked and links to the official source.

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USDT cards compared

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3 STEPS

From sign-up to first purchase

01

Sign up and verify

Check that your country is on the provider's list before you start. No-KYC cards skip this, but come with lower limits and tighter merchant restrictions.

02

Top up USDT

Match the network on both sides — TRC-20, ERC-20 or TON — and send a minimum test amount the first time. Check the top-up fee before you send the full amount.

03

Issue the card and spend

Add the virtual card to Apple Pay or Google Pay, then make one small purchase and compare the amount charged with the amount deducted. That difference is your real fee.

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How these cards work

Fees, availability, verification and day-to-day spending, explained.

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Pick the card that fits your country

Rewards and fees vary by country, verification result and issuer policy. Check the official page for current terms before you apply.

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