Metamask and Mastercard have launched the Metamask Card nationwide in the United States, including New York for the first time, introducing a metal tier and onchain cashback rewards.
Mastercard Powers Metamask Card Expansion to All 50 StatesFollowing a pilot unveiled at ETHDenver 2025, the Metamask Card is now live nationwide. The expansion includes residents of New York, who were previously unable to access the product.
The launch also introduces a premium Metal version of the card, priced at $199 annually. The metal tier offers enhanced physical design and higher cashback rewards, positioning it as a more exclusive option for frequent users.
Unlike many crypto-linked cards that require users to preload funds onto custodial exchange accounts, the Metamask Card is self-custodial. Users retain control of their digital assets in their wallet until the moment of purchase, when assets are converted for payment through a streamlined authorization process.
The card includes security features such as Mastercard ID Theft Protection, Zero Liability protection, and Price Protection. Through Mastercard Digital First technology, approved users can access the card almost instantly and add it to mobile wallets for immediate use.
The release further noted that the Metamask Card is also available in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, European Economic Area countries, Mexico, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, with additional markets expected to follow.
FAQ What is the Metamask Card?The Metamask Card is a self-custodial crypto payment card that allows users to spend digital assets through the Mastercard network. Is the Metamask Card available in New York?Yes, the card is now available nationwide in the U.S., including New York residents for the first time. What rewards does the Metamask Card offer?Standard users earn up to 1% back in mUSD, while Metal cardholders can earn up to 3% back on eligible annual spending. Who issues the Metamask Card?The card is issued by Cross River Bank and operates on Mastercard’s global payments network.
















