Yellow Card vs Grey Card

For spending abroad FX markup matters, and Yellow Card does better (0.5% vs 2%). Neither wins across the board: weigh the points above against your use case before choosing between Yellow Card and Grey Card.

Yellow Card Grey Card
Tier B B
Rating ★ 3.6 ★ 3.5
Estimated net annual cost €0 €0
Account fee Free Free
IBAN condiviso
Multi-currency Yes · 17 currencies USD, EUR, GBP
Outbound transfers to third-party IBANs No
Utility direct billing No
SEPA direct debit (SDD) No
On-chain crypto withdrawal Yes
SEPA transfer Free
Interest on balance 0%
ATM withdrawal not declared Free
Fund custody Custodial (platform holds funds) Custodial (platform holds funds)
KYC Full Full
Supported countries AFRICA, LATAM, APAC · 34+ countries AFRICA, US, EEA, UK, LATAM · 0+ countries
Regulator NBFIRA / FSCA / FinCEN FinCEN (US) / FINTRAC (Canada)
OAM Italy registration No
Segment B2B B2C
Network Visa
Free ATM limit Nessun prelievo ATM (carta solo virtuale)
Regions Africa, LATAM, APAC Africa, US, EU/EEA, UK, LATAM
Licences & safety VASP + MSB FinCEN MSB (US), FINTRAC MSB (Canada)
Yellow Card 3.6/5 · Tier B
Grey Card 3.5/5 · Tier B

Frequently asked questions

Yellow Card vs Grey Card: which is better?

For spending abroad FX markup matters, and Yellow Card does better (0.5% vs 2%). Neither wins across the board: weigh the points above against your use case before choosing between Yellow Card and Grey Card.

Which is cheaper, Yellow Card or Grey Card?

On the standard spending profile Yellow Card has the lowest net annual cost: €0 versus €0 for Grey Card.

Is Yellow Card custodial or self-custody?

Yellow Card is custodial: funds are held by the platform, while Grey Card is custodial.

Which is better for spending abroad?

For foreign-currency spending Yellow Card wins, with the lowest FX markup: 0.5%.