Prex Paraguay review

The monthly fee is UYU 0 for the account, so there is no recurring card charge to budget for. Across the cards compared here the median monthly fee is €0, and the top of the range reaches €99.

The account is run by Econstar S.A. and the card sits under Banco Central del Uruguay in Paraguay. What that supervision covers for card balances is worth checking against your own expectations before you hold a large sum on it.

The card is prepaid rather than a debit card, a minority setup among compared crypto cards at 21.2%. You top up the balance and spend from it, rather than paying straight out of a bank account.

The features listed are multi currency and crypto, so the balance sits in the account and the card spends from it. It runs on mastercard, which means it is accepted wherever Mastercard is taken.

Support runs on chat and help centre, so chat and a help centre are the routes listed. Across compared cards email is the most common channel at 60.9% and phone support at 44.7%, so check that written answers suit your question.

The legal entity behind Prex Paraguay is Econstar S.A., named in its own help material. The card operates in Paraguay and sits under Banco Central del Uruguay there, so the supervision is local rather than arranged from another market.

It suits people in Paraguay who want a crypto-linked, multi-currency card and do not want a monthly charge, since the fee is UYU 0. It is a weaker fit for travellers who need a debit account, which is what Monzo Flex and Wise provide.