A wallet stores crypto; a card lets you spend it. Often it's a single app: wallet + card.
In short: pick a service with wallet and card together. Non-custodial — Simple Card; simple custodial — Trustee Plus.
Wallet + card in one
Top up the wallet in USDT and pay with the card right away. That's how Trustee Plus and Simple work.
Custodial or not
Non-custodial
- Full control of funds
- Less dependence on the service
- For larger amounts
Custodial
- Easier onboarding
- Convenient for small sums
- Stored by the service
Cards we recommend
Our tested picks
Trustee Plus — simple, low conversion fee. Simple Card — non-custodial, with IBAN. Both top up in USDT.
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FAQ
How is a wallet different from a card?
A wallet stores crypto; a card lets you spend it.
Which wallet is safer?
Non-custodial gives you key control (Simple).
Can I pay from a wallet?
Yes, if a card with Apple/Google Pay is linked.