MyCryptoCard vs Cryptopay

Cryptopay has been in the crypto-card business since 2013 and serves a wide European audience with both virtual and physical cards. The trade-off: full KYC, EU/UK-centric, regulated under FCA. MyCryptoCard occupies the opposite position: no KYC, worldwide, virtual-only.

When Cryptopay makes sense

• You're EU/UK-resident and KYC-OK — Cryptopay has the regulatory clarity of FCA registration.
• You need physical plastic for in-person use without a phone.
• You want consumer protections — chargebacks via standard issuer flow, FCA dispute path.

When MyCryptoCard wins

• You're outside the EU/UK or can't pass Cryptopay's KYC.
• You want zero identity exposure — Cryptopay knows everything about you.
• You fund with Monero or less-common coins — Cryptopay supports the majors only.
• You browse over Tor or VPN — Cryptopay's flow often blocks both; MyCryptoCard welcomes them.
• You need specific BIN tiers per use case — 7 BINs vs 1.
• You issue cards programmatically via REST API.