In development. Waitlist open.

One card. Two kinds of money.

Fibi Electronic is building a credit card that pays from your euros or your crypto. You pick the source. The shop sees a normal card payment.

Not available yet. We take no deposits at this stage.

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Fig. 1: card concept. Final design may change.

How a payment works

Choose the source. The shop never notices.

Pick an amount and what to pay with, then follow the payment from your balance to the till.

Pay with
Amount

Your balance

−0.0006 BTC

Conversion

BTC → EUR

at €80,000.00 per BTC

The shop

+€48.00

Card payment in euros

You spend 0.0006 BTC. The shop receives €48.00.

Example rates for illustration, not market prices. Fees are not shown and will be published before launch.

Why Fibi

Built for people who hold both.

  1. Spend crypto without selling it first.

    Skip the transfer to an exchange and the wait for euros to land. Conversion is planned to run at the moment you pay, and only for the amount you spend.

  2. See the rate before it counts.

    The app is designed to show the rate and fees for each payment, so you know what will leave your balance.

  3. Keep everyday money and crypto in one view.

    One card and one statement. Set which balance pays first and change it whenever you like.

Spec sheet

The target specification.

Like any preliminary datasheet, these are target values. They can change before launch.

FE-CARD-01 / Rev 0.1 Preliminary
ParameterTargetNote
Card typeCredit cardTerms depend on the issuing partner and a credit check
Form factorPhysical and virtualISO/IEC 7810 ID-1, 85.60 × 53.98 mm
Funding sourcesEuro balance, crypto balanceDefault source set in the app
Planned assetsBTC, ETH, USDCFinal list to be confirmed
ConversionAt the moment of paymentOnly the amount spent
Merchant receivesFiat currencyStandard card payment
ControlsFreeze, limits, source priorityIn the app
Identity checkRequiredRequired by anti-money-laundering rules
AvailabilityEurope firstCountries to be confirmed
FeesTo be announcedPublished before launch

Straight talk

What we can say today, and what comes later.

Licensed companies, named in public

Issuing cards and offering crypto services in the EU requires authorisation. Before launch, we will name every licensed company behind the card on this site.

No money until then

We take no deposits and offer no financial service at this stage. The waitlist only collects your email address.

Identity checks are part of it

Opening an account will require ID verification. That is standard for a regulated card, and we will explain how your data is handled before you share it.

Crypto risk stays real

Crypto prices can fall sharply and you can lose money. A card does not change that.

Read the risk notice

Where we are

Four stages to launch.

  1. Now

    Concept and waitlist

    Shaping the product and hearing from early users.

  2. Licensing and partners

    Securing the regulated partners needed to issue the card.

  3. Closed beta

    First cards for people on the waitlist.

  4. Public launch

    Open sign-up in the first confirmed countries.

FAQ

Good questions.

Can I get the card today?

No. The card is in development and there is no launch date yet. Join the waitlist and we will email you when there is news.

Is it a real credit card?

We are developing it as a credit card. The exact terms, including the credit limit and repayment, depend on the issuing partner and on a credit check. We will publish them before launch.

Which cryptocurrencies will work?

Bitcoin, Ether and USDC are the planned starting set. The final list depends on licensing and partners.

Which countries will it launch in?

We are planning for Europe first. Confirmed countries will be listed here before launch.

What will it cost?

Fees are not final yet. We will publish all of them, including conversion costs, before anyone can sign up.

Is paying with crypto taxable?

It can be. In many countries, including Germany, spending crypto counts as disposing of it, which can trigger tax. The rules depend on where you live, so check with a tax adviser.

What happens to my email address?

We use it only to send you news about the card. You can unsubscribe at any time, and the privacy policy has the details.

Waitlist

Be first when the card is ready.

Leave your email address and we will write when there is real news.