Solflare Card
The natural Solana-native card candidate (USDC-on-Solana from the Solflare wallet) - but treat it as unverified until the program demonstrably accepts orders; a verify listing, not a recommendation.
An MPC-wallet card startup whose current program state requires verification - a verify listing until availability and fees are documented.
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by the cryptodebitcards editorial desk · review version 2 · prose updated 2026-09-18 · facts as of 2026-09-18 · how we verify
The COCA card is a prepaid Visa card offered by a crypto-native provider. It is available in both physical and virtual form factors, and its program is designed for users who want to spend stablecoins. The card's current state requires verification, and its availability is pending documentation of fees and other details.
The fees associated with the COCA card have not been verified, including issuance, monthly, top-up, FX, and ATM fees. Inactivity fees are also unknown. The provider notes that fees and current availability require a verification pass, indicating that this information is not currently publicly available.
The COCA card requires full KYC, but the trigger and required documents are not specified. The ordering process and issuance/shipping time are also unknown, as the program's current state requires verification.
The COCA card supports native top-ups with USDT and USDC stablecoins. It does not support in-app conversion to other cryptocurrencies, and lightning network support is not available. The minimum top-up amount is unknown, and the card app utilizes a smart-wallet (MPC) for stablecoin spending.
The cashback rate, payout token, caps, and tiers for the COCA card have not been verified. As a result, it is unclear what rewards, if any, the card offers to its users.
The operator of the COCA card is a startup with limited information available, and its reputation is pending verification. There are no known red flags or incidents associated with the card, but the lack of verified information means that users should exercise caution. External sources, such as the provider's website, indicate a neutral sentiment and note that the program's current state requires verification.
The COCA card's current state requires verification, and its availability and fees are not well-documented. As a result, users should approach with caution and wait for more information to become available before using the card. This card may be suitable for users who are willing to wait for verification and are interested in spending stablecoins.
| Fine print | Fees and current availability require a verification pass |
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Based on our checks as of 2026-09-18: COCA scores 4.3/10 in our weighted review. We logged no red flags. User reports and the operator background are documented with dated sources in the meta-review below.
Yes, full KYC is required.
Fees have not been verified.
USDT and USDC stablecoins are supported.
Cashback details have not been verified.
The card is available in the EEA and globally.
The card's safety and legitimacy are pending verification.
The card is available in both physical and virtual form factors.
The natural Solana-native card candidate (USDC-on-Solana from the Solflare wallet) - but treat it as unverified until the program demonstrably accepts orders; a verify listing, not a recommendation.
A veteran self-custody rail for EUR stablecoins - your keys, your EURS - with the usual trade-offs: full KYC, EEA focus, minimal rewards and stablecoin-only rails.
A self-custody stablecoin card from an established wallet team - your keys, USDC spending - with EEA focus and the segment's usual no-rewards trade-off. Details pending verification pass.
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