Crypto Cards

Tria Card.

A card inside Tria’s self-custodial finance app, combining supported crypto funding with virtual and paid card tiers under separate regional card agreements.

Sources checked 23 Sept 2026

What it does

Tria combines wallet operations, trading and card payments in one app. The website describes a self-custodial wallet and uses routing technology to move between supported assets and networks. The payment card adds a separate issuer and cardholder agreement to that wallet relationship.

Its card tiers differ in cashback and other benefits. Those headline percentages are subject to the cashback policy, not a promise that every transfer or merchant payment qualifies. US and international card terms are separate, so choose the correct agreement before comparing fees or availability.

Where it stands out

  • Wallet and card in one app
  • Published US and international agreements
  • Multiple card tiers

What you can do

  • 01Virtual Visa card
  • 02Physical card tiers
  • 03Supported-asset funding
  • 04Mobile-wallet payments

Who’s behind it

Tria’s documentation identifies Threely Dimensions Inc. The legal hub publishes separate card, cashback and prohibited-use policies.

Fees & availability

Fees and costs

Tier costs and transaction charges follow the current regional agreement. Cashback rates and exclusions vary by tier and policy.

Eligibility and availability

Restricted jurisdictions and use cases apply. Wallet custody, funds committed to card spending and any Earn product are distinct exposures.

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Programs & opportunities.

0 in the catalog

Active programs 0

No active program is currently confirmed in our catalog.

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Tria announcements

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