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Neobanks where only the card requires ID

32 of 368 tracked neobanks · verified from public filings and product docs · updated 2026-07-26

short answer32 of the 368 neobanks tracked here are card-only KYC neobanks. The wallet itself needs no verification, but the card does, because the card is issued by a licensed partner that carries the regulatory obligation. They include 1inch Card, Avalanche Card, Avici, Bitget Wallet and Bleap; all 32 are listed below with custody, licence and geography.

The wallet itself needs no verification, but the card does, because the card is issued by a licensed partner that carries the regulatory obligation. In practice this means you can hold and spend on-chain freely, and verify once if you want a physical card.

All 32 card-only KYC neobanks

neobanktypehqcustodylicence / structurereported users
1inch Card web3-native Dubai, AE Self-custodial Self-custodial; card via Baanx/Crypto Life
Avalanche Card web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial; issuer partners
Avici web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Bitget Wallet web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial; cards via DCS (Asia), Immersve (EU/UK/LatAm), Fiat24 (CN virtual)
Bleap web3-native London, UK MPC self-custodial MPC self-custody; MC principal member
Cypher web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial; principal card programs
Decaf web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial; issuer partners
EtherFi Cash web3-native Miami, US Self-custodial DeFi protocol + issuer partners
Exa web3-native Buenos Aires, AR Self-custodial DeFi protocol (Exactly); card via partners
Fizen web3-native Ho Chi Minh, VN Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Gnosis Pay web3-native Zug, CH Self-custodial E-money via Monavate (UK/EU); funds in your own Safe
Holyheld web3-native London, UK Self-custodial E-money partners (EU); non-custodial top-ups
Hyperbeat web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial smart accounts (HyperEVM); Paxos Labs stablecoin infra
Infini web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Karta web3-native Redwood City, US MPC self-custodial Self-custodial (MPC via Privy); Visa issued by Rain
MetaMask web3-native Consensys (global) Self-custodial Self-custodial software — no banking licence needed; card via licensed issuer partners
Moto web3-native New York, US Self-custodial Non-custodial; collateral held in Solana smart contracts, DeFi insurance pool instead of FDIC
Onboard web3-native Lagos, NG Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Payy web3-native New York, US Self-custodial Self-custodial ZK L2; card via issuer partners
Plasma One web3-native Self-custodial Own L1; card via issuer partners
Ready web3-native London, UK Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Rizon web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial software
SafePal web3-native Singapore, SG Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Solayer Emerald web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial; Visa principal program
Solflare web3-native Belgrade, RS Self-custodial Self-custodial software; card via issuer partners
Startale web3-native Singapore, SG Self-custodial Self-custodial; co-develops Soneium with Sony Block Solutions Labs (Sony Group JV)
Tangem web3-native Zug, CH Self-custodial Self-custodial; funds in a user-controlled smart contract (USDC on Polygon); card by Paera LLC, issued by Third National via Rain
Tria web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Tuyo web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial software
Veera web3-native Singapore, SG Self-custodial Self-custodial; passkey-secured non-exportable keys
WeFi web3-native Self-custodial Self-custodial software
xPortal web3-native Sibiu, RO Self-custodial Self-custodial software

Common questions

Neobanks where only the card requires ID: how many are there?

32 of the 368 neobanks tracked here are card-only KYC neobanks. Every entry is verified active and listed on this page with its custody model, licence detail and the regions it serves.

Which card-only KYC neobanks are the largest?

Not answerable from public data: only 0 of these 32 disclose a user figure at all. The list below is therefore not a ranking, and anyone presenting one for this category is guessing.

What does this category actually mean?

The wallet itself needs no verification, but the card does, because the card is issued by a licensed partner that carries the regulatory obligation. In practice this means you can hold and spend on-chain freely, and verify once if you want a physical card.

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Neobanks that work without identity verification (13)

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Figures compiled from public sources, for comparison only — not financial advice. "Up to" rates change constantly; always confirm with the issuer. Spotted an error? Suggest a fix.