Editorial guides on crypto cards

Long-form research and explainers. Verified data, named methodology, no hype. Every article tells you what most users actually earn, what they actually pay, and what the tax position actually is. Updated May 2026.

Realistic crypto card cashback: what you actually earn in 2026

The headline says 5-8%. Most users get 0.8-3%. The gap comes from staking tiers, token price risk, and category exclusions. We break down what every major card actually pays in practice, with a 12-card comparison table.

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How crypto card cashback works: three models explained

Stablecoin, native token, and points cashback are categorically different products. We explain how each model arrives, what determines its value, and what the HMRC tax position is for each one.

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Crypto card staking requirements: what you're locking up and whether it's worth it

Crypto card staking is collateral, not yield. We work through the maths on every card that requires staking, the cards that don't, and the realistic earn rate after token price movement.

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Crypto card airdrops: which cards have airdrop potential in 2026

Four cards carry meaningful airdrop or TGE potential. Each one has a different risk profile. We score likelihood across four signals and give realistic outcome estimates for each.

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