- Coinbase is launching the Coinbase One Card in Fall 2025, offering up to 4% Bitcoin rewards on purchases through an exclusive partnership with American Express.
- The card, available only to Coinbase One members, merges premium credit benefits with crypto incentives to bring digital assets into everyday spending.
Coinbase is set to shake up the crypto and credit card world with the upcoming launch of the Coinbase One Card—a stainless steel credit card that offers up to 4% cashback in Bitcoin. Rolling out in Fall 2025, this bold collaboration with American Express could be the most significant fusion yet of traditional finance and crypto innovation.
Coinbase One Members Get the Edge
This premium credit card will be exclusive to Coinbase One members, a subscription-based service priced at $4.99/month or $49.99/year. In return, members gain access not only to the card but to a full suite of financial perks—including zero trading fees on the first $500 per month, up to 4.5% APY on USDC, and monthly $10 gas fee credits for transactions on Base, Coinbase’s layer-2 blockchain.
The Bitcoin rewards structure is tiered, starting at 2% and reaching up to 4%, depending on the user’s asset holdings on the platform. This incentivizes users to grow their crypto portfolios while enjoying passive BTC accumulation on everyday purchases.
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Powered by Amex, Built for the Future
Unlike many crypto cards which are prepaid or debit-style, the Coinbase One Card is a full-fledged credit card, backed by the American Express network. Cardholders will also enjoy classic Amex perks—like retail protection, extended warranties, trip cancellation coverage, and roadside assistance.
Physically, the 17-gram stainless steel card combines luxury with blockchain-era utility. A dedicated app (Android and iOS) will help users track purchases, monitor rewards, and manage their crypto holdings seamlessly.
Bridging Crypto and Traditional Spending
Coinbase joins the ranks of Kraken, OKX, Crypto.com, and Bybit, all of which have launched their own crypto cards in recent years. However, its strategic partnership with Amex and focus on Bitcoin rewards sets it apart as a leading player in the push to normalize crypto for daily use.
With its sleek design and robust financial ecosystem, the Coinbase One Card represents a big step toward integrating decentralized finance into the mainstream shopping experience.
