EverTry review

The monthly fee is $0, set in US dollars. Nothing is charged each month to keep the card active, so the cost sits in the spending itself rather than in a subscription. That makes it a low overhead option for light use.

It is a virtual card on the mastercard network. A virtual card is added to a phone wallet and used online or at contactless terminals, with no plastic to carry or lose. It does not work in a slot or a cash machine.

Yes. The listed features are virtual card, crypto and multi currency, which covers a virtual card, crypto and multi-currency use in one product. Spending is funded from the balances held, so the card is the point at which crypto becomes everyday money.

Support runs on email only. There is no phone line or live chat listed, so a card that is blocked or a payment that fails will be handled over email. Keep the card details handy when you write.

The card is built around multi-currency use as one of its listed features, virtual card, crypto and multi currency, rather than a single home currency. Balances are held side by side behind the same virtual card, which suits travel and cross-border spending.

Regulator and protection scheme details are the part to check before you hold a balance, and they are not set out here. The card is virtual and runs on mastercard, which tells you how it is accepted but not who backs the funds.

The monthly fee is $0, level with Monzo Flex at £0, Wise at £0 and Bitpanda at €0. On the card charge alone, none of them stands out, and the choice turns on the account behind it.

For online and contactless spending, yes, since the card is virtual and sits on the mastercard network. For anything needing a physical card, an ATM or a counter, it will not do, and that is the main limit on how far the balances can be used.