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If you're from South Korea, here are 20 crypto cards that will accept your registration.
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USD
Apple Pay
up to 5%
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USD
Apple Pay
up to 3%
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USD
Apple Pay
up to 4%
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USD
Apple Pay
up to 6%
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USD
Apple Pay
up to 5%
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Apple Pay
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USD
Apple Pay
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USD
No Apple Pay
up to 1%
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EUR
Apple Pay
up to 8%
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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USD
Apple Pay
up to 5%
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USD
No Apple Pay
2%
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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No Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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No Apple Pay
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How Much Is the Foreign Exchange Fee to Use These Cards in South Korea?
Since these cards are denominated in USD or EUR, every time you spend in South Korea, your payment needs to be converted into South Korean Won first. Your card will charge an FX fee when converting to KRW.
Here's how they compare when it comes to foreign exchange (FX) fees.
* Visa and Mastercard charge around ~1% on top of the card's FX fee.
Example: Plasma One charges 1% foreign exchange fee. On a 15,000 Won purchase, you pay ₩15,000 + ₩150 foreign exchange fee + ₩150 Visa foreign exchange fee = ₩15,300.
When a payment terminal asks, choose the local currency, Won. This lets your crypto card handle the exchange rate, so you can be sure of the exact percentage you will pay. If you choose USD, the local POS terminal bank does the conversion instead, often at a worse rate. In some countries, that markup can reach 8%.
Which Crypto Cards offer Physical cards for South Korea?
Here are all the crypto cards that offer a physical card in South Korea:
Here are all crypto cards that support South Korea but DO NOT offer a physical card:
How Much Cashback Do These Crypto Cards Pay?
Out of the 20 crypto cards available in South Korea, 9 offer cashback.
The highest advertised cashback % is usually not what you get on the free tier. You may need to pay a monthly fee or stake a large amount of tokens to unlock it.
Below you will see the entry-level cashback rate instead: what you can earn on the Free tier.
Cashback is paid on the amount you spend, and most cards limit how much you can earn. Some publish a monthly cap, and the figure above stops there. Others advertise a rate that only applies to the first slice of your monthly spend, then drop to a much lower ongoing rate - that drop is applied above too. Either way, a headline rate on its own tells you very little.
Here are all crypto cards that support South Korea but DO NOT offer cashback:
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