KAST Card
KAST positions itself as a stablecoin card with several tier variants - from the free Core card to Private and a Solana edition.
- Score
- 3.8 / 5
- KYC
- KYC required
- Type
- Stablecoin
Card vs card comparison
KAST Card ranks slightly ahead of WhiteBIT Nova overall. The better choice depends on card type, KYC requirements, real fees and whether you prioritize cashback, self-custody or everyday usability.
KAST positions itself as a stablecoin card with several tier variants - from the free Core card to Private and a Solana edition.
WhiteBIT Nova is relevant as an exchange card, but less established than Crypto.com, Nexo or Bitpanda.
| Criterion | KAST Card | WhiteBIT Nova |
|---|---|---|
| Rating | 3.8 / 5 | 3.5 / 5 |
| Card type | Stablecoin | Debit |
| KYC | KYC required | KYC required |
| Fee score | 3.4 / 5 | 3.3 / 5 |
| Cashback | Rewards by card variant | Campaign/program dependent |
| Availability | Country and variant dependent | Europe, depending on country |
| Network | Visa/Mastercard by variant | Visa |
| Self-custody | No | No |
| Apple Pay | Yes | Yes |
| Google Pay | Yes | Yes |
| Risk score | 3.4 / 5 | 3.4 / 5 |
KAST Card: Fees and limits depend on the card variant
WhiteBIT Nova: Check fees and cashback in the Nova program
KAST Card: Rewards by card variant
WhiteBIT Nova: Campaign/program dependent
KAST Card: Limits, acceptance and cashback depend on the card variant and should be checked before use.
WhiteBIT Nova: Confirm country availability and fees before recommending.
KAST Card ranks slightly ahead of WhiteBIT Nova overall. The better choice depends on card type, KYC requirements, real fees and whether you prioritize cashback, self-custody or everyday usability.
KAST Card ranks slightly ahead of WhiteBIT Nova overall. The better choice depends on card type, KYC requirements, real fees and whether you prioritize cashback, self-custody or everyday usability.
Both cards have a similar KYC category: KAST Card: KYC required, WhiteBIT Nova: KYC required.
For beginners, simple fees, clear availability and support matter more than maximum rewards.