Pricing

How to compare crypto card pricing fairly

A good comparison looks at the full plan: issue fee, recurring service charge, stated monthly limit, term length and payment features—not only the lowest first price.

Use the same questions for every plan

  • What is the issuance amount?
  • Is there a monthly service charge?
  • What is the stated monthly limit?
  • How long is the card term?
  • Which payment wallets, if any, are listed?

Apply the framework to TWCards

Standard lists $1 issuance, $0 monthly service, up to $4,000 per month and a 12-month term. Gold lists $15 issuance, $6 monthly service, up to $50,000 per month, three years and Apple Pay/Google Pay. Platinum lists $35 issuance, $6 monthly service, up to $50,000 per month, two years and Apple Pay/Google Pay/Samsung Pay.

Read current transaction details too

Plan comparisons do not remove the need to read fee, asset, network and transaction information before confirmation. Fees, eligibility and availability can be affected by the particular action you take.

The best plan is not the most expensive or the highest limit by default. It is the one that fits your expected legitimate use and current terms.

See the stated plans side by side

Confirm current terms in the official TWCards Telegram flow.

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