Brighty sits somewhere between a neobank and a crypto wallet. You get personal IBAN accounts in EUR, USD and GBP — with your own name on them — alongside a Mastercard debit card and crypto balances in the same app, which covers the practical part of banking that most crypto cards skip.
The card earns cashback in USDC: 0.5% on the free tier, rising to as much as 1.75% on the paid Brighty One, Plus and Pro plans, with a monthly cap that scales with the plan. That is a modest rate by the standards of token-reward cards, but it is paid in a stablecoin rather than a token the issuer controls.
The yield side is the more distinctive pitch. Brighty advertises up to 10% APY across its earn vaults, with card stablecoin balances earning between 1.77% and 5.07% depending on plan. Brighty is not a bank, so fiat is held with a regulated partner rather than under a deposit guarantee.
Brighty's pitch is personal IBAN accounts and a crypto-funded card in one app, which puts it next to the Bitwala Card in Germany and the Credits Debit Card among EU-licensed issuers. The difference is that Brighty pays cashback in USDC rather than offering none at all. Full fee comparisons sit in our Best Crypto Cards directory.






































