Fit quiz

Which crypto cards fit what you need?

No ranking and no sales pitch: cards that meet every answer, using issuers’ own terms.

Short answer

Six answers narrow the verified cards quickly. If you want rewards in bitcoin with no stake, Shakepay fits. If you want to keep your own keys, MetaMask Card does. If you would stake a token for a higher rate, Crypto.com’s tiers fit. The quiz shows exactly which of your answers each card misses.

Figures as of November 3, 2026.
Mitey the yeti talking it through with an older yeti
Mitey asks a friend the six questions one at a time and crosses off cards as answers come in.
Card type
Would you lock up a token to get rewards?
Rewards paid in
Phone wallet you need
Who should hold the crypto?

“Fits” means the card meets every answer you gave, using the issuer’s own published terms. It is not a ranking or a recommendation. Read the profile and the issuer’s terms before applying.

Spends your Shakepay CAD balance and pays 1% back in bitcoin (0.5% from Dec 1, 2026), or 1.5% in a month you reach Blue status. No annual fee; FX 3%, or less at Bright and Blue.

A CAD-loaded prepaid Visa with five tiers. The free tier pays no rewards; paid or staked tiers pay 1.5% to 4.5% in CRO on a capped amount of monthly spend.

ether.fi Cash Card

Fits your answers

A Visa card that spends from your ether.fi Vault, directly or by borrowing against your crypto. Pays 3% back in ETHFI on the first US$2,000 a month on the free Core level, with a 0.5% FX margin on CAD purchases.

MetaMask Card (free tier)

Fits your answers

A self-custody crypto debit card: tokens stay in your MetaMask wallet until you pay. Canadians get the free digital card with 1% back in mUSD, but a USD stablecoin at a CAD merchant costs 0.5% and foreign merchants add 1%.

How does the quiz decide?

Each answer is checked against the issuer’s published terms for every verified card: the provinces it says it serves, whether it is prepaid, debit or credit, whether every reward tier needs a staked token, the asset rewards are paid in, whether Apple Pay or Google Pay is confirmed, and who holds the crypto. A card “fits” only if it meets every answer; otherwise the quiz lists exactly which answers it misses. There is no weighting and no score, so a card is never pushed up for reasons you cannot see.

What do the answers mean for each card?

If you want…Cards that fit (issuer terms)
Rewards in bitcoin with no stakeShakepay
To keep your own keysMetaMask Card
A CSA-registered Canadian platformShakepay, Crypto.com
No foreign-currency fee on the entry tierNone: every entry tier charges something (see the FX tool)
A card that works in QuebecAll four state no Quebec exclusion

What the quiz does not cover

Costs. Two cards can both fit your answers and differ by hundreds of dollars a year at your spending. After the quiz, run the fitting cards through the rewards vs fees calculator, and check taxes on crypto rewards for what each payout means on your return.

Is this a recommendation?

No. It filters published terms. It does not know your finances, and nothing on this site is advice to get or use any card. Read the issuer’s current terms before you apply.

If you answered “bitcoin, no stake”: Shakepay at Base
If you answered “bitcoin, no stake”: Shakepay at Base: inputs, steps and result
Card and tierShakepay Card — Base
Purchases in CAD$1,500 a month
Purchases in a foreign currency$150 a month
Rewards (at the CAD value when credited)$198.00 a year1% of eligible spend, paid in BTC
Fixed fees$0.00
Foreign-currency fees−$54.00
Net a year$144.00No fixed fee to recover.

Open this example in the calculator →Computed 2026-11-03.