Tevau Card

What is Tevau?

Tevau is a Hong Kong-based digital asset superapp that connects a custodial crypto wallet to the traditional financial system. It bundles three things into one app: a Visa card for spending, U.S. stock trading funded with stablecoins, and yield products on digital asset balances.

Tevau states that it is officially licensed by Visa and holds Hong Kong MLL, TCSP and MSB licences, with KYC and AML procedures applied across the platform. Asset custody is handled through partners such as Fireblocks, using multi-layer encryption and hot/cold wallet separation.

About the Tevau Card

The Tevau Card is a Visa card issued in two forms that share a single wallet balance: a virtual card that is ready in seconds after approval for online spending and subscriptions, and a physical card delivered to your address for tap-to-pay in stores and cash withdrawals.

Spending is funded from the Tevau app wallet: digital assets are converted to fiat and auto-converted to the local currency at the point of sale, so there is no manual top-up step before each purchase. Both card types can be added to Apple Pay and Google Pay, and cash can be withdrawn from Visa ATMs worldwide.

Tevau markets the card for 200+ countries, with Visa acceptance at 80M+ merchants and ATMs. No fee schedule is published on the card page, and the site flags some countries and regions as restricted for its services.

Who it is for

The card suits holders of stablecoins and other digital assets who want everyday spending power — AI subscriptions, online shopping, travel bookings, food delivery and ATM cash — from a licensed, KYC-screened platform, and who are comfortable with a custodial wallet holding the balance.

Tevau is a Hong Kong-licensed digital asset superapp whose Visa card is issued instantly in virtual form, with a physical option to follow. PokePay runs a similar Hong Kong programme, and RedotPay is the region's best-known stablecoin-funded issuer. See the crypto cards listing for their issuance fees.

Card features

• Visa card, virtual and physical — the virtual card is ready in seconds after approval; the physical card is delivered to your door for in-store use.
• One shared balance — both cards draw on the same Tevau wallet, so spending does not have to be split between them.
• Apple Pay & Google Pay — both card types can be added to contactless wallets.
• Global ATM cash withdrawal — cash access at Visa ATMs worldwide with the physical card.
• Tap-to-pay worldwide — contactless payment at any POS terminal that accepts Visa.
• Automatic conversion — digital assets are converted to fiat and then to the local currency at the point of sale.
• Wide spending coverage — marketed for AI & SaaS subscriptions (ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney), e-commerce (Amazon, Shopee, Temu), gaming and streaming (Steam, PlayStation, Spotify, YouTube), travel (Booking.com, Airbnb, Uber) and food delivery.

Platform and security features

• Instant top-up — funds deposited to the Tevau wallet are stated to be available immediately.
• Fireblocks custody — digital assets are held with institutional custodians, using multi-layer encryption and hot/cold wallet separation.
• Licensing and compliance — Tevau states it is licensed by Visa and holds Hong Kong MLL, TCSP and MSB licences, with KYC and AML processes in place.
• US stock trading — real U.S. equities traded with stablecoins, held via brokerages rather than synthetic structures.
• Yield products — flexible and fixed-term options for earning on digital asset balances.

Supported cryptocurrencies

Tevau funds the card from its in-app digital asset wallet: a top-up converts digital assets into the card's fiat balance, and that balance is then auto-converted to the local currency when you pay. The card page does not publish an asset list, so the assets accepted for funding are confirmed inside the app.

Funding and conversion

• Top up the Tevau wallet with digital assets; funds are stated to be available instantly
• Card spending settles in fiat after automatic conversion
• Point-of-sale conversion into the local currency, so no separate exchange step is needed while travelling
• Stablecoins are central to the platform — Tevau's U.S. stock trading is also settled in stablecoins

Fiat currencies

Tevau does not publish a list of supported billing currencies. Spending is marketed for any merchant that accepts Visa, with conversion handled automatically at the point of sale.

Tevau Card fees

Tevau does not publish a card fee schedule on the official card page. No issuance, monthly, annual, FX, ATM or top-up rate is listed, so any figure quoted elsewhere should be treated as unconfirmed.

What is published

• Virtual card: ready in seconds after account approval at no advertised issuance cost.
• Physical card: ordered in-app and delivered to your address; delivery charges are not published.
• Conversion: digital assets convert to fiat automatically, and to the local currency at the point of sale.

Not publicly published

• Card issuance and replacement fees (virtual and physical)
• Monthly or annual card maintenance fee
• Conversion spread on funding the card from digital assets
• FX fee on spending in a currency other than the wallet balance
• ATM withdrawal fee and limits
• Daily and monthly spending limits

Because rates are not published, confirm the current fee schedule and limits inside the Tevau app before ordering a physical card, and check that your country is not on Tevau's restricted-services list.