June 2026 updateMetaMask CardMastercardChecked 2026.06.02

MetaMask Card review: fees, cashback, supported networks and eligibility

MetaMask Card is one of the most important 2026 crypto-card launches because it connects a self-custodial MetaMask wallet to Mastercard spending. The decision still depends on region eligibility, supported networks, token fees, ATM rules, cashback caps, and whether the Metal subscription makes sense.

MetaMask Card review visual with card name and network checks
Quick verdict

MetaMask Card is strongest for users in eligible regions who already manage funds in MetaMask and want wallet-based Mastercard spending without preloading a custodial exchange. It is not a general credit card, and the best value depends on the token/network you spend from, the Free vs Metal tier, and whether ATM or cross-border fees matter.

What MetaMask Card is

MetaMask describes the card as a debit card linked to your MetaMask wallet. You designate supported tokens, set spending limits, keep access to your funds until a transaction completes, and the available token is converted into fiat at the point of sale.

The official help center separates the product into a Free Virtual card and a premium Metal card. The Metal card is available for United States users excluding Vermont and is not mailed automatically; it must be ordered.

Official screens to check before signing up

Open MetaMask Mobile or MetaMask Portfolio and check the Card tab before relying on any review. Region, network, token and fee availability are shown in the issuer flow and may be narrower than the global product page.

MetaMask Card official signup and fee-check flow
Follow the same order every time: Card tab, region eligibility, token priority, spend limit, fee table, then the first small purchase.
Card tabConfirm whether the Card tab appears in MetaMask Mobile or Portfolio for your account and region.
Network and tokenCheck Linea, Solana, Base or Monad support and the token you will actually spend.
TierCompare Virtual $0 annual subscription with Metal $199 annual subscription and Metal availability.

MetaMask Card fees that change the real cost

The official limits and fees page lists a $0 annual subscription for the Free tier and $199 for the Metal tier. Token fees depend on what you spend: local stablecoin rows can be no-fee, stablecoin mismatches can add 0.5%, DeFi/tokenized-yield assets can be free up to $1,200 per month then 0.5%, and other cryptocurrencies such as wETH are listed at 0.875%.

Network gas is small and variable, with the help page showing Linea as an example. ATM withdrawals and cross-border transactions are also different between Free and Metal.

Fee rowFree Virtual tierMetal tier
Annual subscription$0$199
Other crypto spend0.875%0.875%
ATM withdrawal2%No fee up to $1,200/month, then 2%
Cross-border1%No fee subject to fair usage
Card limits$10,000/tx and $15,000/day$20,000/tx and $30,000/day

Scenario: when does Metal break even?

Metal subscription$199 per year

If Metal earns 3% mUSD back on the first $10,000 spent per year while Virtual earns 1%, the extra 2 percentage points can be worth up to $200 on that first $10,000. The subscription only looks attractive if your eligible spend, ATM use, cross-border use and Metal perks are real.

Rewards can be capped, excluded or changed. Verify the Card benefits screen before paying.
Network/token fitToken choice matters more than the headline

Spending USDC on a supported low-cost network is different from spending a token that triggers a crypto fee or requires bridging first.

Cashback and supported regions

MetaMask's official announcement says the U.S. launch includes New York, Virtual card transactions earn 1% mUSD back, and Metal can earn 3% on the first $10,000 spent per year. The product page also lists availability across the U.S., Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Europe, Mexico, Switzerland and the U.K., while the help center gives a more detailed country list and state exclusions.

Use the help-center list and your Card tab as the source of truth. If your country is not eligible for signup, spending availability at Mastercard merchants is not enough to open the card.

Action plan

Complete the MetaMask Card decision

Do the region and fee checks before moving funds or upgrading to Metal.

1Open the Card tab

Use MetaMask Mobile or Portfolio and confirm account eligibility before comparing benefits.

2Set token priority

Choose the token and network you will spend from, then read the exact fee row.

3Test small

Make a small purchase, check the converted amount, gas, fee breakdown, and mUSD reward.

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Evidence to save

  • Card tab screenshot showing eligible country, card tier, and application status.
  • Supported token and network screen used for the first purchase.
  • Limits and fees screen for annual subscription, token fee, ATM and cross-border rows.
  • First transaction detail showing merchant currency, converted amount, network fee, and cashback.

FAQ

Is MetaMask Card a credit card?

No. MetaMask describes it as a debit card that lets users spend supported wallet assets through Mastercard acceptance.

Can U.S. users order the Metal card?

The help center says Metal is available to users in the United States excluding Vermont. The Card tab should be checked for live eligibility.

Does MetaMask Card support every token in my wallet?

No. The official help center lists specific supported tokens and networks, including Linea, Solana, Base and Monad with regional restrictions.

Official sources checked

Card terms, regions, rewards, and fees can change. Use the links below to verify the live issuer pages before applying, funding, or making a large purchase.

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What you see after clicking

Official site
official / app
Issuer pageVerify
Card / Fees / LimitsCheck region, fees, rewards, KYC, and limits

Open the issuer page and verify live card conditions before funding or applying.

Compare cards
/en/compare/
ComparisonTable
Same assumptionsRead fees, rewards, ATM, FX, and regions together

Use the comparison page when two cards look close.

Read review
/en/guides/
Review guideSteps
Evidence to saveApp labels, fee rows, limits, and first transaction

Open the review if you need the exact checks to complete before applying.