RedotPay vs Bybit Card
RedotPay vs Bybit Card using only RedotPay’s published fees. Bybit’s prices stay on Bybit’s site. Eligibility comes before any fee comparison.
Short answer
RedotPay is a separate spending app. This page publishes RedotPay’s checked fees and does not describe how Bybit Card is funded. Bybit’s prices and card rules stay on Bybit’s site. A card you cannot open is not the cheaper card. US residents are ineligible for a RedotPay card. Checked on 24 October 2026.
On this page
Search suggestions pair RedotPay with Bybit more often than with the other card names. That does not make the two products the same shape, and it does not give us Bybit’s prices. Checked on 24 October 2026. Bybit’s fees stay on Bybit’s site.
Two different cards
RedotPay is a spending app. You deposit crypto, then the card spends it. You do not need a Bybit account. The review quotes what the card is, including the Visa programmes named for Hong Kong and Singapore and the later “major card networks” wording.
Bybit Card is a different product. We are not stating that it spends a Bybit balance, that a Bybit account is required, or that a network fee is skipped. How the card works is on Bybit’s introduction to Bybit Card (updated 10 June 2026). Where it is offered is on Bybit’s country page.
Crypto.com, Wirex, and Binance Card are other names people search next to RedotPay. Their prices, and how Bybit funds its card, are not in this article. The wider notes are on RedotPay vs other crypto cards.
What to compare, in order
- Can the account open, and can the card be issued? RedotPay’s lists are in the country guide. US citizens cannot finish KYC. People located in the United States cannot open the app. US residents cannot be issued a virtual or a physical card. A lower fee on a card you cannot get is not a saving. Do the same check on Bybit’s site. We did not copy Bybit’s country list.
- What you pay RedotPay for the way you spend. The numbers we checked are below. Bybit’s column is a link you open yourself, not a figure.
- How the money arrives. A crypto deposit into RedotPay has a network fee charged by the network, not by RedotPay. We are not describing how Bybit funds its card. Read Bybit’s introduction (updated 10 June 2026).
- Cash. RedotPay ATM cash needs the physical card. Caps and the 2% / 3% fee are in the ATM guide and the limits guide. We are not stating Bybit’s ATM rules.
- Wallets. RedotPay’s payments page says the virtual card can be linked to Apple Pay, Google Pay, or PayPal. A wallet can still refuse it. See the Apple Pay guide.
RedotPay figures we will put next to Bybit’s page
Figures checked on against the official RedotPay pages linked under the table. The amount shown in the app before you confirm is the final reference, because fees change.
| Item | Published value |
|---|---|
| Virtual card issuance | 10 USD, once |
| Physical card issuance | 100 USD, once |
| Monthly or annual fee on the standard card | None |
| Transaction in the card currency | No fee |
| Transaction in another currency | 1.2% |
| Crypto conversion | 1% |
| ATM withdrawal — USD card | 2% up to 10,000 USD a month, then 3% |
| Sign-up reward | 5 USD, spending only |
- Are there any fees for getting a card? — RedotPay page date: 27 July 2026
- How do I get a physical card? — RedotPay page date: 30 July 2026
- Are there any fees if I don’t use my RedotPay card for a month? — RedotPay page date: 28 July 2026
- Can I withdraw cash from an ATM, and are there any fees? — RedotPay page date: 27 July 2026
- RedotPay card limitations and fees — RedotPay page date: 24 July 2026
- How do I use my 5 USDⓈ sign-up reward? — RedotPay page date: 26 July 2026
The limitations chart’s spend caps — 100,000 USD per transaction and 1,000,000 USD a day, with lower ATM caps — are in the limits guide. They are RedotPay’s chart. They are not a comparison with Bybit.
| Question | RedotPay, from its own pages | Bybit Card |
|---|---|---|
| What it spends | Crypto you deposit into the RedotPay app | Bybit’s introduction, updated 10 June 2026 |
| Exchange account | Not required for RedotPay | Bybit’s introduction, updated 10 June 2026 |
| Virtual issuance | 10 USD once | Bybit’s current fee table |
| Physical issuance | 100 USD once | Bybit’s current fee table |
| Standard mail / DHL | Chart: standard mail waived, DHL calculated at checkout | Bybit’s current fee table |
| Monthly fee on the standard card | None. Pro is optional | Bybit’s current fee table |
| Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal | Payments article: the virtual card can be linked | Does Bybit’s card add in your country? |
Every cell that says “Bybit’s current fee table” is an instruction. It is not a price. We did not verify it on 24 October 2026.
Open both official fee pages on the day you apply. Keep this page as the RedotPay column only. If the question is Wirex, Crypto.com, or Binance Card, use the broader comparison the same way: RedotPay’s numbers here, their numbers on their sites.
FAQ
Is RedotPay cheaper than Bybit Card?
Do I need a Bybit account to use RedotPay?
Does RedotPay work in the same countries as Bybit?
Where are Crypto.com, Wirex, and Binance Card?
Note: PayCards is independent and is not part of RedotPay. Fees, limits, and country rules change, so confirm them in the official app before you pay. Crypto can lose value. This page is education, not financial advice. Links to RedotPay are referral links.