Coinbase One Card
American Express network credit card from Coinbase that pays bitcoin back, open only to Coinbase One members.
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Coinbase One Card key facts
| Category | Crypto card |
|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS, Android, Web |
| Fees | No annual fee with Coinbase One; no foreign transaction fees; Coinbase One membership from $49.99 per year |
| Pricing | Up to 4% bitcoin back, tiered by assets held on Coinbase; 5% back on Coinbase One Card Travel bookings |
| US availability | United States only, excluding U.S. territories |
| Company | Credit card offered by Coinbase, Inc. and Cardless, Inc.; issued by First Electronic Bank |
What is Coinbase One Card?
Coinbase One Card is a credit card on the American Express network that pays up to 4% bitcoin back, with the rate tied to how much you hold on Coinbase. It is offered through Coinbase and Cardless and issued by First Electronic Bank. It requires a paid Coinbase One membership, which starts at $49.99 per year.
Coinbase One Card pros and cons
- No annual card fee and no foreign transaction fees
- 5% bitcoin back on flights, hotels and cars booked through Coinbase One Card Travel
- Secured option with a USDC deposit as low as $100 if declined
- Requires a paid Coinbase One membership from $49.99 per year
- Top 4% rate depends on holding more assets on Coinbase
- Not available in U.S. territories
Coinbase One Card FAQ
What is Coinbase One Card?
Coinbase One Card is a credit card on the American Express network that pays up to 4% bitcoin back, with the rate tied to how much you hold on Coinbase. It is offered through Coinbase and Cardless and issued by First Electronic Bank. It requires a paid Coinbase One membership, which starts at $49.99 per year.
How much does Coinbase One Card cost?
No annual fee with Coinbase One; no foreign transaction fees; Coinbase One membership from $49.99 per year, according to Coinbase One Card’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Is Coinbase One Card available in the US?
United States only, excluding U.S. territories, according to Coinbase One Card’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
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Sources: Coinbase One Card: official site. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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