CoxiPay
CoxiPay vs Bybit Card

CoxiPay vs Bybit Card

CoxiPay is a self-custody Visa card backed by USDC — you keep your keys, pay 0% deposit fees, and spend anywhere Visa is accepted. Here is how it compares to Bybit Card. The Bybit Card is a debit card linked to your Bybit exchange account. It spends the crypto held on Bybit, converted at the point of sale. Funds remain custodied by the exchange.

Summary

Bybit Card is handy if your crypto already sits on the Bybit exchange, but it is custodial. CoxiPay keeps your USDC in a wallet you control and spends against it — self-custody, 0% deposit fees, no exchange account required.

CoxiPayBybit Card
Custody modelSelf-custody (non-custodial)Custodial (Bybit account)
You control the keys
Backing assetUSDC (US-dollar stablecoin)Crypto in your Bybit exchange account
Deposit fees0% (only network gas)Varies
NetworksBase, ArbitrumBybit account
Token stake requiredNoNo
Connect your own wallet
Business / team cards (KYB)No
Apple Pay & Google Pay
Accepted wherever Visa is accepted

Frequently asked questions

Is CoxiPay a good Bybit Card alternative?

If keeping custody of your funds matters to you, yes. CoxiPay is a self-custody Visa card backed by USDC, so your money stays in a wallet you control while you spend anywhere Visa is accepted — with 0% deposit fees.

What is the main difference between CoxiPay and Bybit Card?

The custody model and backing asset. CoxiPay is non-custodial and backed by USDC on Base and Arbitrum; Bybit Card is custodial (bybit account), backed by crypto in your bybit exchange account.

Does CoxiPay require staking a token?

No. CoxiPay does not require staking any token to unlock the card or its features. You fund it directly with USDC.

Where can I use the CoxiPay card?

Anywhere Visa is accepted — 150M+ merchant locations worldwide, online and in-store, plus ATMs, with Apple Pay and Google Pay.

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