COCA WalletCOCA Card
Fees & Costs
| Monthly fee | $0 virtual card |
| Annual fee | $0 virtual card |
| Issuance / card fee | $0 virtual; physical pricing depends on tier and region |
| FX / foreign exchange fee | Varies by issuing region and settlement currency |
| ATM withdrawal fee | Published free allowance, then provider/ATM fees apply |
| Top-up fee | Varies by method and network |
Rewards & Cashback
1%–8% COCA rewards by staked tier; monthly claim capacity ranges from $15 to $350, with processing and expiry rules
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 1% entry reward
- Up to 8% at higher tiers
- Free virtual card
- Broad published country availability
Cons
- Higher tiers require COCA staking
- Monthly claim capacity is capped
- Rewards can take up to 14 days
- Referral campaign paused in August 2026
Supported Crypto
Cryptocurrencies
Stablecoins
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the COCA Card?
The COCA Card is a Visa / Mastercard prepaid card issued by COCA Wallet. It is designed for spending cryptocurrency in everyday purchases at any merchant that accepts Visa / Mastercard.
What are the fees for the COCA Card?
The COCA Card has a monthly fee of $0 virtual card, an annual fee of $0 virtual card, and an FX fee of Varies by issuing region and settlement currency. ATM withdrawals cost Published free allowance, then provider/ATM fees apply and top-ups cost Varies by method and network.
Does the COCA Card offer cashback?
Yes. The COCA Card offers cashback of 1%–8% on eligible purchases. 1%–8% COCA rewards by staked tier; monthly claim capacity ranges from $15 to $350, with processing and expiry rules
What KYC is required for the COCA Card?
The COCA Card requires Full KYC. Full identity verification (government-issued ID and proof of address) is required.
Does the COCA Card support Apple Pay and Google Pay?
The COCA Card supports Apple Pay and supports Google Pay.
Which countries is the COCA Card available in?
The COCA Card is available in: EU/EEA, UK, AU, JP, KR, SG, ID, PH, TH, AE, and 5 more countries. It is not available in: US, CN, KP.
Risk Notice
Wallet assets may be self-custodial, but card balances and payments depend on issuing partners. COCA token staking introduces market risk.
Quick Facts
Country Availability
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