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Tria Card hub: fees, cashback caps, KYC and access code

Tria links a self-custodial crypto wallet to a Visa card you top up from 1,000+ supported tokens. This hub gives the short verdict and the key numbers, re-checked on Tria's help center, docs and blog on October 1, 2026, then points to the detailed guides.

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Verdict (checked October 1, 2026)

Tria suits self-custody users who spend a steady 100 to 2,000 USD a month by card. The headline 1.5%, 4.5% and 6% cashback applies only up to a monthly cap of 1,000, 1,000 or 2,000 USD, then drops to 0.5% on Lite and 1% on Pro and Max. On September 26, 2026 Tria renamed Virtual, Signature and Premium to Lite, Pro and Max: Lite now costs 20 USD a year (the free Virtual offer has ended), while Pro and Max are 109 USD and 250 USD a year in the card terms. Keep only near-term spending on the card: in August 2026 a flaw at Tria's card issuer Rain affected 636 users' card balances, and Tria refunded all of them in full plus 10%.

Best forSelf-custody users with steady monthly card spend who want to pay from many tokens.

Skip it if you want uncapped cashback, need to hold large balances on a card, or rely on cash withdrawals.

Real costLite 20 USD, Pro 109 USD, Max 250 USD a year.

The app's membership page showed Lite at 0 USD on October 1, 2026; we follow Tria's announcement, so check the Card tab. ATM 1 USD + 1% on Pro and Max. FX: 0% per Tria's help center, up to 3% + 1% in the card terms.

Cashback capsLite 1.5% up to 1,000 USD, Pro 4.5% up to 1,000 USD (announcement and cashback terms; two help-center articles show 2,000 USD), Max 6% up to 2,000 USD a month.

Tria Travel bookings earn the tier rate outside the cap. ATM, gambling and P2P transfers earn nothing.

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Tria Card review 2026: who it suits, real costs and safety
Review

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Tria Card fees for Lite, Pro and Max
Fees

Tria Card fees: Lite $20, Pro $109, Max $250, ATM $1 + 1%

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Trace token, network, address, TXID, wallet balance, card balance and support evidence.

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Official sourceConfirm availability, KYC, fees, limits, Apple Pay or ATM support, rewards, and card status on the official site, help center, or issuer app.
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Tria Memberships: Lite, Pro, Max (September 26, 2026)Open official siteMeasured-use and reader evidence policy

Application and usage checked: October 6, 2026

Which Tria card type and annual plan should you choose?

Lite is digital, Pro includes a plastic physical card and Max a metal physical card. Pro and Max also include a Lite card usable after identity approval while you wait for delivery. Memberships renew annually; prices and availability can vary by region and plan. Save the Membership screen showing the yearly charge, renewal, included card and reward cap before paying. Old Virtual, Signature and Premium names or expired discounts are not a checkout quote.

Is a Tria promo code the same as an access code?

No. The sign-up access code is separate from the unique 10-digit promo code emailed after paying for membership by credit or debit card. The latter redeems a paid purchase and takes you to verification: return to the application screen where you selected your country and enter it there. Check spam if the email is missing. Do not buy the membership again; send the receipt and transaction reference to in-app support.

Can Japanese residents apply, and why has a physical card not arrived?

Select your actual residence in Apply Now and check eligibility before paying. Applicants must be at least 18 and physically present in the selected country. Visa acceptance in Japan does not prove issuance or shipping eligibility for Japanese residents. Physical cards ship in batches: an in-app notification asks for your address when ready. A country appears in Add Address only once shipping there is enabled. A purchase date alone is not a promised delivery date.

How do you use Tria, and what are the drawbacks?

Open Cards → Top-up, choose the wallet, token and amount, and review the network and credited amount before confirming. Wallet and card balances are different. Zero Tria deposit or FX fees do not mean zero Visa exchange or blockchain fees. Weigh annual membership costs, reward caps, delivery delays and temporary merchant holds such as hotel deposits. Fund only planned spending and keep the transaction reference and statement.

Official instructions: Application / KYC / delivery · Annual memberships · Top-up

FAQ

FAQ

Is the Tria Card good?

For steady card spenders who already use a self-custodial wallet, yes. The 1.5%, 4.5% and 6% cashback on Lite, Pro and Max (formerly Virtual, Signature and Premium) is capped at 1,000, 1,000 and 2,000 USD of spend a month, so value depends on how close you spend to the cap. Lite costs 20 USD a year; Pro and Max are 109 USD and 250 USD a year in the card terms. See the Tria Card review for the full verdict.

How much does the Tria Card cost?

Tria's membership announcement of September 26, 2026 renamed Virtual, Signature and Premium to Lite, Pro and Max, set Lite at 20 USD a year and ended the limited-time free Virtual offer. Pro and Max prices were not restated; the card terms list 109 USD and 250 USD a year. Confirm the charge in the app's Card tab. The 20% first-purchase discount ended on September 11, 2026.

What happened to Tria card balances in August 2026?

On August 29, 2026, Tria said on X that a vulnerability in a Solana card contract at its issuing partner Rain affected 636 users and 431,945 USD of card balances, that Tria wallets were not affected, and later that day that every affected user had been refunded in full plus an extra 10%.

Which countries can get the Tria Card?

Tria's help center says card support is active in 150+ countries and that the full list of supported regions is the Country dropdown in the app. Sanctioned and high-risk jurisdictions, including Russia, Belarus, Iran and North Korea, are excluded by Tria's Prohibited Use Policy.

Do I need an access code for Tria?

Tria's sign-up help says an access code is required to join during its phased rollout. This site's code is FYCF09QRZ7. New users can earn 3,200 points and 5 USDT through Tria's Activate & Earn campaign after activating the card and making four payments of 5 USD or more.

What should I trust if the app and this page differ?

Before applying, funding, or spending, use the latest official site or in-app screen as the source of truth. Treat this page as a decision checklist and save the live fee, reward, and availability screens.

Which Tria card type and annual plan should you choose?

Lite is digital, Pro includes a plastic physical card and Max a metal physical card. Pro and Max also include a Lite card usable after identity approval while you wait for delivery. Memberships renew annually; prices and availability can vary by region and plan. Save the Membership screen showing the yearly charge, renewal, included card and reward cap before paying. Old Virtual, Signature and Premium names or expired discounts are not a checkout quote.

Is a Tria promo code the same as an access code?

No. The sign-up access code is separate from the unique 10-digit promo code emailed after paying for membership by credit or debit card. The latter redeems a paid purchase and takes you to verification: return to the application screen where you selected your country and enter it there. Check spam if the email is missing. Do not buy the membership again; send the receipt and transaction reference to in-app support.

Can Japanese residents apply, and why has a physical card not arrived?

Select your actual residence in Apply Now and check eligibility before paying. Applicants must be at least 18 and physically present in the selected country. Visa acceptance in Japan does not prove issuance or shipping eligibility for Japanese residents. Physical cards ship in batches: an in-app notification asks for your address when ready. A country appears in Add Address only once shipping there is enabled. A purchase date alone is not a promised delivery date.

How do you use Tria, and what are the drawbacks?

Open Cards → Top-up, choose the wallet, token and amount, and review the network and credited amount before confirming. Wallet and card balances are different. Zero Tria deposit or FX fees do not mean zero Visa exchange or blockchain fees. Weigh annual membership costs, reward caps, delivery delays and temporary merchant holds such as hotel deposits. Fund only planned spending and keep the transaction reference and statement.