Capitalist CapCard vs KAST
Capitalist CapCardVirtual card with Apple Pay, topped up from a Capitalist wallet.
KASTMore cashback, cheaper abroad, physical card.
Side by side
Money
SourceCapitalist cards page · checked November 10SourceKAST blog, tiers and fees · checked November 9- A year at $500/mo
- USDT exchange rate not published
- Earn/yr
- Cashback a year
- None
- +$90★
- Cashback rate
- —
- 1.5–3%
- Paying in another currency
- 3.5% extra
- 0.5–1.75% extra★
- Virtual card
- Free
- First two free, then $2
- Physical card
- Not offered
- Free + shipping
- Cash withdrawal
- No ATM
- $3 + 2%
Getting it
SourceCapitalist FAQ · checked November 10SourceKAST help, restricted countries · checked November 9- For residents of
- Not published
- Not published
- ID from another country
- Where you live counts, not the country of your ID
- Not for citizens of 1 countries, wherever they live
- ID accepted
- Passport, ID card or driving licence plus a utility bill or bank statement for 'Verified user' status
- Passport, national ID or driver's licence (no official list); must be your own
- Sign-up
- Capitalist account; ID + proof of address for verified status
- ID + selfie
Using it
SourceCapitalist fee table, cards and crypto deposits · checked November 10SourceKAST website · checked November 9- Pays in
- Goods and services worldwide; not for money transfers, quasi-cash, financial institutions or MoneySend (MCC 4829, 6051, 6012, 6537, 6538, 6540, 7399)
- Merchants in 170+ countries, except sanctioned ones
- Spending per day
- $20,000
- Not published
- Physical card
- No
- Yes★
- Network
- Mastercard
- VISA
- App Store rating
- Not found
- 4 / 5
★ marks the better value where there is one. Estimate for everyday spending: most of it in your local currency, topping up with crypto. How we calculate. Every fact with its own source is on the card pages: Capitalist CapCard, KAST.
