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Real talk
Why people use it
- Spend SOL and stablecoins anywhere
- Virtual and physical cards
- 0% top-ups on the Platinum card
Why people leave
- 5% top-up fee on virtual cards
- Per-purchase and FX fees
- $10 issuance fee per card
What is SolCard?
SolCard turns crypto into spending money. You top up the card with SOL, USDC, USDT and other assets, then pay online, in stores or withdraw at ATMs. It's a way to use trading profits without sending them through an exchange first.
Fees add up, so read them first. A card costs $10 to issue, each purchase costs $0.30, and topping up a virtual card costs 5% (0% on the Platinum card). Foreign-currency purchases carry a 2% fee, and small purchases under $10 and declined transactions cost about $0.15 each.
For small, occasional spending the convenience may be worth it. For cashing out larger amounts, compare the 5% top-up against selling on an exchange and withdrawing to your bank.
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Is SolCard legit?
Yes. SolCard is a real, working tool: we checked it on 7 November 2026 at solcard.cc. Legit doesn't mean risk-free: only open it from solcard.cc or @solcard_tg on Telegram, never from links in DMs, and keep only what you can afford to lose in any trading wallet.
What are SolCard's fees?
$10 to issue a card, $0.30 per purchase, a 5% top-up fee on virtual cards (0% on Platinum), 2% on foreign-currency purchases and $1 per withdrawal.
Can I spend SOL with SolCard?
Yes. You top up with SOL, USDC, USDT and other assets, then spend it like a normal card.