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EB1 Card

Updated: Sep 21, 2026

The EB1 Card is a crypto-asset payment card integrated into the EB1 private membership ecosystem, primarily serving high-net-worth individuals with frequent cross-border activity. Users can fund the card using digital assets such as BTC, ETH, and stablecoins; the conversion from crypto assets to fiat currency and the settlement process are handled by partner financial institutions during transactions. EB1 manages the membership platform, technology, and card program, but does not directly custody client funds or issue the cards itself.
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Card network
Product type
Stablecoin payment card
Card form
Virtual + physical card
Operating status
Invite only
KYC level
Full KYC
Commercial relationship
No commercial relationship
Risk score
50-59
Supported assets
USDTUSDCBTCETH
Last updated
Sep 21, 2026

Official and company information

Issuer identity and company credentials

EB1 is a digital asset payment card project and premium membership service platform based in Dubai, targeting business owners, investors, and high-net-worth individuals with frequent cross-border activities, offering crypto top-up entry, real-time crypto-to-fiat spending, Visa corporate charge card access, and concierge and lifestyle benefits. EB1 manages card program, technology platform, and customer service, but does not directly issue cards, custody user funds, or provide regulated banking, payment, and virtual asset services.
Company / issuer
EB1
Legal name
EB1 PAYMENT SERVICES PROVIDER L.L.C
Registered region
United Arab Emirates (AE)
Headquarters
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Company type
Program manager
Verification status
Verified
Issuer website
Official link
Application page
Application link

Card overview

EB1 integrates a card, a fiat-to-crypto funding gateway, and private membership services into a unified product ecosystem. Rather than directly linking to a self-custody wallet for on-chain deductions per transaction, the system requires users to load cash, stablecoins, or other supported digital assets into the payment platform; a regulated third-party entity then handles fund conversion, card issuance, and transaction settlement. Under the terms governing the international card, it is classified as a commercial "charge card"—where spending generates charges requiring settlement—rather than a revolving credit account. EB1 has currently entered public beta; while an initial cohort of real users has begun testing via invitation, the service is not yet fully open to the general public.
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Usage scale & trends

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Card variants and fee differences

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EB1 Gold Membership
EB1 Platinum Membership
EB1 Black Membership
Card formVirtual + physical cardVirtual + physical cardVirtual + physical card
Fees
Monthly fee———
Card issuance fee———
ATM fee———
Foreign exchange fee
3%
Maximum rate for non-USD transactions
3%
Up to 3%, members enjoy preferential exchange rate spread
3%
Up to 3%, enjoy highest tier exchange rate benefits
Top-up fee———
Failed transaction fee———
Rewards
Cashback———
Crypto cashback———
Staking rewards———
Staking APR———
Welcome bonus———
Referral bonus———
Limits
Daily spending limit———
Monthly spending limit———
ATM withdrawal limit———
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Fees may vary by region, card tier, and official policy. Verify the latest official terms.

Regions and language support

Application status based on public sources, official policy, and user reports. This is not application advice.

Available regions

Applications or normal card activation are supported

1
No Open Regions
Evidence
Officially supported

Unsupported or restricted regions

Applications or features are unavailable or restricted

1
Global
Evidence
Officially restricted

Unconfirmed regions

Evidence is insufficient

0

No records

Evidence
Public sources

Availability in English-Speaking Markets

1. United States:Can apply,Can use,U.S. applicants can request access through EB1’s separate U.S. program after KYC and approval, but the EB1 Card is a commercial card intended only for business use.
2. United Kingdom:Can apply,Can use,UK residents are not excluded by the issuer’s geographic rules and can request EB1 membership and card access after KYC and approval; the international card is for commercial use only.
3. Canada:Can apply,Can use,Canadian residents are not on the issuer’s prohibited-country list and can request card access after completing EB1’s onboarding, KYC and approval process.
4. Australia:Can apply,Can use,Australian residents are eligible to request access under EB1’s international program after KYC and approval, with the card restricted to legitimate commercial spending.
5. South Africa:Can apply,Can use,South African residents are not excluded from card issuance and can request access after completing the required KYC and compliance review.
6. New Zealand:Can apply,Can use,New Zealand residents are not subject to an issuer-level country prohibition and can request EB1 Card access after KYC and approval.
7. Ireland:Can apply,Can use,Irish residents can request access under EB1’s international card program after identity and compliance checks, and the card is intended for business rather than personal spending.

Updated: Sep 14, 2026

Policies may change at any time. Verify the latest issuer policy.

KYC requirements

Current identity-verification requirements and restrictions

KYC required

YesRequired

KYC level

Full KYCRequirement confirmed

Proof of address

NoNot required

Accepted documents

Government-issued ID

Review time / regional limits

Standard identity documents can be processed automatically; compliance or risk triggers lead to further manual review.

KYC provider

Not disclosed

Updated

Aug 12, 2026

Payment compatibility

Support status and update date by payment scenario · Actual availability may vary by region, merchant, and issuer policy

Compatibility overview12 scenarios
Supported6
Not supported6
UpdatedAug 12, 2026

Wallet payments

Alipay

Not supported

Aug 12, 2026

Wallet payments

Apple Pay

Supported

Aug 12, 2026

Cash services

ATM withdrawal

Supported

Aug 12, 2026

AI tools

ChatGPT

Not supported

Aug 12, 2026

AI tools

Claude

Not supported

Aug 12, 2026

Wallet payments

Google Pay

Supported

Aug 12, 2026

AI tools

Midjourney

Not supported

Aug 12, 2026

In-person payments

Offline POS

Supported

Aug 12, 2026

Online shopping

Online shopping

Supported

Aug 12, 2026

Wallet payments

PayPal

Not supported

Aug 12, 2026

Subscriptions

Subscription payment

Supported

Aug 12, 2026

Wallet payments

WeChat Pay

Not supported

Aug 12, 2026

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Risk factors

Updated: Aug 12, 2026

No risk factors are available

Frequently asked questions

Answers drawn from the published record on this page.

Does EB1 Card require KYC?

Our record lists the EB1 Card verification requirement as: Full KYC. Document and review details are in the KYC section of this page.

Does EB1 Card support Apple Pay and Google Pay?

Apple Pay: Supported. Google Pay: Supported.

Which assets can I top up EB1 Card with?

Our record lists EB1 Card support for: USDT, USDC, BTC, and ETH.

Is EB1 Card a virtual or a physical card?

EB1 Card is offered as: Virtual + physical card.

Where is EB1 Card available?

Our record lists 1 countries or regions as available and 1 as restricted. Country-by-country status is in the regions section of this page.

Who issues EB1 Card?

EB1 Card is operated by EB1 on the Visa network.