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Red Dot Technology Limited (Hong Kong)

RedotPay Review (May 2026): Fees, Cashback & Regions

RedotPay is a Visa debit card issued by Red Dot Technology Limited (Hong Kong), available to residents of Europe, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East & Africa. It is a pre-funded debit card. You load crypto or stablecoins to your card balance before spending.

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Our verdict

Best for: High-volume spenders in Asia and ME/Africa who prioritise limits over cashback

RedotPay's headline stat is its spending limits: $100K per transaction, $1M per day, by far the highest on the site. With 6M+ users and $10B+ in processed volume it's proven at scale. No cashback at all, and a 1.2% FX markup. This isn't a card you choose for rewards, it's for users who need maximum throughput with minimal friction. Particularly strong in Asia and the Middle East where alternatives are thinner.

Specifications

Card networkVisa
ProviderRed Dot Technology Limited (Hong Kong)
Funding modelPre-funded debit (you load crypto/stablecoins to spend)
Settlement currencyUSD
Available in100+ countries (Asia, EU, LatAm, ME, parts of Africa)
Supported chainsEthereum, Tron, BSC, Arbitrum, Polygon, Solana
Supported assetsBTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL + 20 more
Issuance fee$10
Monthly fee$0
FX markup1.2%
ATM fee2%
Top-up fee1%
Foreign transaction fee2.2%
CashbackNone
Daily spend limit$1000000
Monthly spend limit,
Daily ATM limit$116250
Last verified2026-04-30

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the RedotPay available?

As of 2026-04-30, RedotPay is available to residents of Europe, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East & Africa. Specific country list: 100+ countries (Asia, EU, LatAm, ME, parts of Africa).

What are the fees on the RedotPay?

RedotPay has an issuance fee of $10, no monthly fee, a 1.2% FX markup on non-settlement-currency spend. See the spec table above for ATM and top-up fees.

Does RedotPay hold my crypto?

Yes. RedotPay is a pre-funded card. You transfer crypto or stablecoins to a balance held by the provider, which the card then spends from. This is custodial: the issuer controls the funds while they sit there.

Last verified 2026-04-30. Rates and availability change frequently. Always confirm with the issuer before signing up. See our methodology for how we collect and verify this data.