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Monolith Card
Updated: Sep 20, 2026
Monolith Card was an Ethereum-based crypto debit card that has ceased operations, consisting of a non-custodial smart contract wallet and a Visa physical card. Users could self-custody ETH and ERC-20 assets, exchange supported tokens for GBP or EUR before spending, and top up the card account for online shopping, in-store payments, and ATM withdrawals. The service previously covered the UK, the European Economic Area, and some associated European regions; all cards were deactivated on October 8, 2024, and it is currently not possible to apply, top up, or spend.
- Card network
- Product type
- Crypto debit card
- Card form
- Physical card
- Operating status
- Discontinued
- KYC level
- Full KYC
- Commercial relationship
- No commercial relationship
- Risk score
- 60-69
- Supported assets
ETH
LINK
DAI- Last updated
- Sep 20, 2026
Official and company information
Issuer identity and company credentials
Monolith (formerly TokenCard) is one of the earliest debit card platforms to bridge the Ethereum decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem with the traditional Visa payment network. The project allows users to fully control their non-custodial Ethereum wallet (holding their own private keys), while supporting instant burning, conversion, and top-up of ETH and various major ERC-20 tokens (such as USDT, USDC, DAI) into the built-in Visa debit card for daily spending and withdrawals at tens of millions of physical merchants and ATMs worldwide. It is a pioneer of Web3 "non-custodial assets + traditional commercial networks".
- Company / issuer
- Monolith
- Legal name
- Monolith Studio London Limited
- Registered region
- United Kingdom (GB)
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom
- Company type
- Fintech
- Verification status
- Verified
- Issuer website
- Official link
- Application page
- Application link
Card overview
Monolith, formerly known as TokenCard, was built around an Ethereum smart-contract wallet whose private keys were controlled by the user and a connected Visa debit card. Crypto assets remained non-custodial while held in the wallet. Users had to select a token, convert it into GBP or EUR, and top up a separate card balance; merchant transactions did not deduct funds directly from the on-chain wallet in real time. Historically supported top-up assets included Ethereum assets such as ETH, DAI, USDC, USDT, MATIC, MKR, GNO, KNC, and TKN. The card could be used at online and physical merchants accepting Visa and at ATMs. As regulatory requirements in the UK and EU continued to increase, the project decided to discontinue Monolith and focus on Token.com. Assets in the non-custodial wallet can still be imported into another wallet using the recovery phrase, but the card account and the app's main functions have been closed.
Visa card experienceRegional availabilityTerms may change
Notice: All card services were formally shut down and cancelled on 2024/10/08. The product has now ceased operations entirely.
Usage scale & trends
Usage data is not available for this card yet. It will appear here when available.
Card variants and fee differences
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M Monolith Visa Debit Card | |
|---|---|
| Card form | Physical card |
| Fees | |
| Monthly fee | Free |
| Card issuance fee | Free Card issuance and standard delivery free |
| ATM fee | Free First 2 per month free; then £0.75/€0.85 |
| Foreign exchange fee | 1.75% Transactions not in card's base currency |
| Top-up fee | 1% TKN free; stablecoins 1%; other tokens 2%, including community contribution fee |
| Failed transaction fee | — |
| Rewards | |
| Cashback | — |
| Crypto cashback | — |
| Staking rewards | — |
| Staking APR | — |
| Welcome bonus | — |
| Referral bonus | — |
| Limits | |
| Daily spending limit | 7,500 GBP 7,500 GBP or 8,000 EUR |
| Monthly spending limit | — |
| ATM withdrawal limit | — |
| Card network |
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.
Unsupported or restricted regions
Applications or features are unavailable or restricted
Global
- Evidence
- Officially restricted
Unconfirmed regions
Evidence is insufficient
No records
- Evidence
- Public sources
Availability in English-Speaking Markets
1. United States：Cannot apply，Cannot use，Monolith ceased operations on 8 October 2024, deactivated all Monolith Cards and terminated all card accounts, so the card is no longer available for issuance or use.
2. United Kingdom：Cannot apply，Cannot use，Monolith ceased operations on 8 October 2024 and closed all card accounts, so the former Monolith Visa Debit Card can no longer be applied for or used.
3. Canada：Cannot apply，Cannot use，The Monolith Card program was shut down on 8 October 2024 and all cards were deactivated, leaving no active card available for Canadian residents.
4. Australia：Cannot apply，Cannot use，Monolith terminated its card service and deactivated all cards on 8 October 2024, so there is no current issuance or card use in Australia.
5. South Africa：Cannot apply，Cannot use，The Monolith service has been sunset and all card accounts were terminated on 8 October 2024, so the card is no longer available for application or use.
6. New Zealand：Cannot apply，Cannot use，Monolith closed its card program on 8 October 2024 and deactivated existing cards, so New Zealand residents cannot currently obtain or use the card.
7. Ireland：Cannot apply，Cannot use，Although Monolith historically served European customers, all card accounts were closed and cards deactivated on 8 October 2024, so the card is no longer active in Ireland.
Updated: Sep 15, 2026
KYC requirements
Current identity-verification requirements and restrictions
KYC required
YesRequiredKYC level
Full KYCRequirement confirmedProof of address
YesRequiredAccepted documents
Passport / Driver's license / Residence permit / National ID card / Utility bill / Bank statement / Bank card statement / Government or local authority document
Review time / regional limits
Automated review can be completed instantly; manual checks and enhanced due diligence generally take several days.
KYC provider
Onfido
Updated
Aug 7, 2026
Payment compatibility
Support status and update date by payment scenario · Actual availability may vary by region, merchant, and issuer policy
Compatibility overview12 scenarios
Supported0
Not supported12
UpdatedAug 7, 2026
Wallet payments
Alipay
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Wallet payments
Apple Pay
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Cash services
ATM withdrawal
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
AI tools
ChatGPT
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
AI tools
Claude
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Wallet payments
Google Pay
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
AI tools
Midjourney
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
In-person payments
Offline POS
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Online shopping
Online shopping
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Wallet payments
PayPal
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Subscriptions
Subscription payment
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Wallet payments
WeChat Pay
Not supported
Aug 7, 2026
Review
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User reviews
Showing 10 approved reviews matched to this card
Unbelievable
I’ve been a huge PnC fan since the early 90s. Since iOS, I can’t remember if there has been a time where I wasn’t actively gaming or looking for a new one. I believe we may be very near a new Golden Age for adventure gaming. However, so far this has meant significant quantity of content but quality has been extremely hit and miss, especially in comparison to the 90s PnC era. That said, Monolith is one of the greatest adventure games I’ve played in decades. It can be difficult to make a game of this type hit so well without the campy elements so common to the genre, which I do appreciate but I found this extremely refreshing. Everything was there for an excellent game that truly felt like an adventure. And as a huge sci fi nerd I was absolutely impressed by the scientific creativity and respect for the player’s intelligence. I’ll be ready to pay big for a sequel or a similar style game from this company. And I can’t wait to see wheat they’ll do with improvements. Well done, creators. More please!
View original Fails on Day 4
I cannot get the CORE to scan the ore samples in the mine and find Guffinium. So I cannot continue. I have a full size iPad version 6. I have used the hints to the letter. What am I missing?
View original I did use a walkthrough
Really enjoyed this point-and-click adventure. The story is great, the art is gorgeous, and yes—I totally used a walkthrough—but honestly it made the whole thing feel like a chill little adventure.
View original Cannot Complete
In the swamp, my character has walked on thin air, of her own volition, up into the trees. She never returns to the game, and game. On trolls are no longer visible. This happened three times and I’m too tired of it to try for a fourth screw-up. Moving on to other games…
View original Amazing pic
Been looking for a point and click game with better graphics, puzzles, and story.. 100% found it. Amazing job on this. We need more like this..
View original Great until the end
This was a great game for a great price. Lots of game play and challenging tasks and puzzles. Great graphics. Thanks for the text walkthrough. Too much unnecessary dialogue but could click through. The final part of the game after Tessa enters the Monolith should have been cut by 80%. It just dragged on and on with the same message over and over. The rest of the game was so good that I only removed 1/2 star for the interminable ending.
View original Just superb - point and click fans won’t be disappointed
Initially, the game was frozen at the title screen of my iPad Pro, and I deleted and reinstalled three times without success. The developers fixed the bug a couple days later, and I am so glad that I didn’t rage quit!
This game is so much more sophisticated and challenging than I thought it would be. The graphics are gorgeous, the story is engaging, and frankly, this is a really low price for a game of this caliber. Strongly recommend for all point and click adventure fans.
View original Quality point and click, worth the price
The graphics are really nice, including characters. P&C games usually slack on character models, even when the pre-rendered world is well done, but not this one. The puzzles were intuitive and often easy, but that is better than some games where solutions make so little sense that you only find them by brute force operation(using every item on every object). overall they were challenging enough. The story is key to a good point and click, and this one has a solid story line, although a bit sad. The ending (no spoilers) has little to do in the way of solving puzzles, and was more of a walkthrough cinematic, but that was fine because the rest of the game up to that point was non-stop problem solving.
My only complaint about this game is that it would occasionally crash during a cutscene, and I’d have to restart it. Fortunately, I never lost any progress, I just had to watch some cutscenes twice.
View original Great game
If you like Animation Arts games, you’ll love this. Great to see another game from the company. Anyone who is looking for a good point and click adventure should play this.
View original No sound
iPhone 15pro max, no sound. Support page 404. Great.
View original Risk factors
Updated: Aug 7, 2026
No risk factors are available
Frequently asked questions
Answers drawn from the published record on this page.
Does Monolith Card require KYC?
Our record lists the Monolith Card verification requirement as: Full KYC. Document and review details are in the KYC section of this page.
Does Monolith Card support Apple Pay and Google Pay?
Apple Pay: Not supported. Google Pay: Not supported.
Which assets can I top up Monolith Card with?
Our record lists Monolith Card support for: ETH, LINK, and DAI.
Is Monolith Card a virtual or a physical card?
Monolith Card is offered as: Physical card.
Where is Monolith 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 Monolith Card?
Monolith Card is operated by Monolith on the Visa network.