Coinbase Card fees and limits
The first fee is the plastic card issuance fee of £4.95. You’ll need to have enough funds in your Coinbase account to cover that cost before you can order the card.
After that, you’ll encounter the following fees when using your card for purchases or for withdrawing cash at an ATM.
Coinbase Card fees for purchases
Your fee for purchases with crypto will be made up of the cryptocurrency conversion fee, plus the relevant transaction fee for the location.
So if you make a purchase with your card outside of Europe or the UK, you’ll be charged a 5.49% fee. If you make a purchase inside the UK you’ll be charged only the 2.49% conversion fee.
| Fee type | When it applies | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Cryptocurrency conversion fee | When you spend the cryptocurrency in your account and have it converted to fiat | 2.49% |
| Domestic purchase transaction fee | When you make a purchase with the card inside the UK | None |
| Intra-EEA purchase transaction fee | When you make a purchase with the card in a European Economic Area (EEA) country | 0.20% |
| International purchase transaction fee | When you make a purchase with the card outside the UK or the EEA | 3% |
| Chargeback fee | When a chargeback is processed for your card | £20 |
Coinbase Card ATM fees
The ATM fees listed here apply to both ATM withdrawals and over-the-counter cash withdrawals from bank branches. Your conversion fees will apply on top of the relevant ATM fees.
| Fee type | How much it is |
|---|---|
| Cryptocurrency conversion fee | 2.49% |
| Domestic ATM fees | None up to £200 per month, 1% for amounts beyond that |
| International ATM fees | None up to £200 (or equivalent) per month, 2% for amounts beyond that |
Coinbase Card limits
The table below shows the default limits. Note that you can change the daily spending limit by contacting Coinbase’s support.
| Limit type | Limit |
|---|---|
| Daily spending limit | £10,000 |
| Monthly purchase limit | £20,000 |
| Yearly purchase limit | £50,000 |
