Which no-KYC cards support Apple Pay?

Of the three cards issued without identity verification in the tracked database, two support Apple Pay: Kast and Jam. Bitsa does not support either wallet. Note that adding a card to Apple Wallet can itself trigger issuer-side checks, and level-0 cards carry low pre-verification limits, so wallet support does not remove the eventual KYC ceiling.

Why can't you add a supported card to Apple Wallet in your country?

Apple Pay enablement is negotiated per issuing region between the issuer, the card scheme and Apple. A product marketed globally often runs separate card programs per region, and only some of them are tokenization-enabled. If the add-to-wallet flow fails, check the issuer's regional help page — the same brand may support Apple Pay in the EEA but not in your program's issuing country.

Which Crypto Cards Support Apple Pay in 2026?

Reviewed by Alan WakeUpdated July 20, 2026

Based on verified official data as of 20.07.2026; hands-on update coming.

Most of them: 44 of the 59 crypto cards in the NomadCrypto database support Apple Pay as of 20 July 2026. Officially confirmed on issuer pages are Crypto.com, Coinbase Card, Bybit Card (since June 2024), Nexo, Gnosis Pay (since April 2025, all countries since June 2025) and Wirex. The main caveat is regional: Apple Pay works only where the card's issuing region is Apple Pay-enabled, so the same card can support it in one country and not another.

TL;DR

44 of 59 tracked cards flag Apple Pay support; 15 do not.
Verified on official pages: Crypto.com, Coinbase, Bybit, Nexo, Gnosis Pay, Wirex.
Support follows the issuing region, not your location — an unsupported issuing country means no Apple Wallet, wherever you travel.
Apple Pay and Google Pay lists differ: Kast, Jam and WhiteBIT Nova have Apple Pay but no Google Pay; MEXC and Ready are the reverse.

Confirmed on official issuer pages

Six major cards have first-party confirmation. Bybit announced Apple Pay for the Bybit Card in June 2024 and extended it to Argentine cardholders in December 2024. Gnosis Pay launched Apple Pay in April 2025 and rolled it out to all supported countries by June 2025.

Coinbase documents adding its card to Apple Wallet in its help center, Nexo publishes a dedicated setup guide, Crypto.com maintains an Apple Pay setup article, and Wirex runs an official Apple Pay page. For each, setup is the standard flow: Apple Wallet, the plus button, then add the card from the issuer's app or by card number.

The full picture from the card database

Beyond the six verified above, the database (checked 20 July 2026) lists Apple Pay support on MetaMask Card, Gnosis Pay, Kast, OKX Card, Plutus, Kraken's Krak card, Trustee Plus, Phantom, RedotPay, ZEN, Gemini, xPortal, WhiteBIT Nova, Jam, Bit2Me, Bitpanda, KuCoin, Brighty and others — 44 cards in total.

Fifteen cards lack it, including Bitsa, BitPay, Xapo, Gate, Banxe, Bitrefill, Blackcatcard and Tap. Two support only Google Pay: MEXC and Ready. If wallet support decides your choice, check both flags — Apple Pay presence does not imply Google Pay, and vice versa.

Regional caveats matter more than the flag. Apple Pay availability follows the card's issuing country and scheme agreement, so a card added to Apple Wallet in Germany may be impossible to add on the same product's Kazakhstan or LatAm program. Verify on the issuer's page for your specific region before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Crypto.com maintains an official help-center guide for setting up its Visa card in Apple Wallet, and the card database confirms both Apple Pay and Google Pay support. Availability tracks the regions where the Crypto.com program and Apple Pay overlap, which covers the EEA, UK, US and most of its 24 supported markets.

Sources: NomadCrypto card database (verified 20 July 2026) · Bybit — Bybit Card brings Apple Pay to EEA users · Gnosis Pay — Using your card with Apple Pay · Coinbase Help — Add your card to Apple Pay or Google Pay · Nexo Support — How to add your Nexo Card to Apple Wallet · Crypto.com Help Center — Apple Pay setup · Wirex — official Apple Pay page

Alan Wake

Editor & lead card reviewer

Reviews and fee data on NomadCard are compiled and checked against each issuer's official documentation. Our scoring method is public — see the methodology.

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