Karta

Karta is a premium US credit card for international clients rather than a typical crypto card: the credit line, up to $200,000, is based on your US investment assets and no SSN is needed. It costs $300 a year and earns travel points instead of cashback.

  • Visa, Mastercard
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • KYC required
  • Physical card
  • Metal card
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Our rating

2.6 out of 10

Good

  • Credit line up to $200,000 without a US Social Security number
  • Issued by US banks (Third National, Interaudi Bank)
  • Visa Infinite, Visa Signature and World Elite Mastercard versions
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay supported

Watch out

  • $300 annual fee
  • No cashback; points for travel only
  • Requires US investment assets or a referral from a private financial firm
  • Fees, limits and countries are not published

Key facts

Cashback
0%no cashback
Annual fee
$300
FX fee
0 to 1%
Monthly spend limit
Credit line up to $200,000

Rewards

Cashback
Cashback0% (no cashback)
Points1 point per $1, for flights, hotels and experiences.

Fees, limits and card details

Fees
Annual fee$300
Foreign currency (FX)0 to 1%
Limits
Spending, per monthCredit line up to $200,000Based on your US assets
Card details
ProviderKarta (conkarta.com)
NetworkVisa, MastercardVisa Infinite (metal), Visa Signature, Corporate Visa and World Elite Mastercard.
Card typeCreditCredit limit based on your US assets.
FormatsPhysical card, Metal card
CurrenciesUSD
IssuerThird National, Interaudi Bank
WalletsApple Pay: Yes; Google Pay: Yes
Identity checks (KYC)
RequiredKYC required
  • The application process is not described publicly; a US Social Security number is not required.

Official links

Availability

Aimed at people with US investment accounts and clients referred by private financial firms. The site also has a Brazilian Portuguese version. No country list is published.

Community review

Our rating

2.6 out of 10

How the score adds up
CriterionWeightScorePoints
Fees28%2.20.62
Cheapest cardUnknown20%2.0
Yearly cost$30020%0.0
Top-up costUnknown20%2.0
Cost per purchaseUnknown15%2.0
FX cost1%15%6.0
ATM costUnknown10%2.0
Rewards18%0.00.00
Cashback at $1,000 a month0%75%0.0
Reward currencyNo cashback15%0.0
Perks010%0.0
Availability14%4.40.62
CountriesUnknown70%2.0
Apple Pay and Google Pay10 of 1030%10.0
Limits7%2.90.20
Spending capacity a day$6,66770%3.3
Cash a dayUnknown30%2.0
Custody7%2.00.14
Track record7%6.00.42
AgeUnknown50%2.0
IssuerNamed30%10.0
IncidentsNone20%10.0
Data completeness6%4.50.27
KYC and privacy5%4.00.20
Networks and coins5%2.00.10
NetworksUnknown50%2.0
CoinsUnknown50%2.0
App ratings3%2.00.06
Total100%2.63 = 2.6

Each criterion is scored 0 to 10, rounded to 0.1, then multiplied by its weight. Unknown values score 2.

Questions

How much does the Karta card cost?

Annual fee: $300.

Does Karta pay cashback?

No, Karta does not pay cashback. 1 point per $1, for flights, hotels and experiences.

Does Karta require KYC?

Yes, Karta requires identity verification before you get the card. The application process is not described publicly; a US Social Security number is not required.

Can I add Karta to Apple Pay or Google Pay?

Yes, Karta works with Apple Pay and Google Pay.

What are the Karta spending limits?

Per month: Credit line up to $200,000.

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