What DiCard is
DiCard is the card programme of DigiFinex, an exchange operating since 2018. It exists to close the gap between an exchange balance and everyday spending: the Platinum card debits your DigiFinex account balance in real time, while the Lite, Premier and Euro cards are topped up separately with stablecoins and used as standalone virtual cards.
The four cards
Platinum is the flagship for people who want to spend directly from trading balances. Lite is the entry-level virtual card for low-fee everyday use, compatible with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Premier is the high-limit virtual card with the largest ceilings - up to $1,000,000 a year - and support for Apple Pay, Google Pay and Alipay. The Euro card is a euro-denominated variant, currently marked as not available on DigiFinex's own comparison.
Transparent pricing, unusual structure
DigiFinex publishes a full comparison table, which is more than most card issuers do. The structure is worth reading closely: application fees are low at 1 to 5 USDT and there are no monthly or annual fees, but the Premier card carries a 1.3% deposit fee and a $0.50 charge on every transaction, while Platinum charges no deposit or withdrawal fee and 1.5% on non-USD transactions. Which card is cheaper depends entirely on how you spend.
Who it suits
Existing DigiFinex users get the most from it, particularly through the Platinum card's direct exchange-balance spending. Anyone already holding stablecoins and wanting a virtual card with published limits will find the fee table easier to evaluate than most competitors' marketing pages.
DiCard comes in several tiers, from a low-fee Lite card to a Platinum card that spends straight from a DigiFinex balance, mirroring how the CoinW Card and the KuCard work for their own exchanges. What changes between tiers is the fee schedule rather than the rewards, so check the crypto cards directory before picking one.





































