A crypto card spends stablecoins or bitcoin as baht at any shop that takes Visa or Mastercard, and draws cash at a Thai ATM, with no Thai bank account behind it. Which ones issue to people living in Thailand is the question; the table answers it card by card, with the page it came from.
Cards
| Card | Thailand | Custody · form | Fees | Funded by | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitget Wallet Card Bitget Wallet. Support article: 'a crypto payment card issued by Bitget Wallet'; card page: 'Card issuing partners vary by region.' Network: Visa or Mastercard. Issuing entity for Thailand not named. | available Bitget support article 'What Is the Bitget Wallet Card and How Do I Apply?' (dated 2026-07-31) lists Asia-Pacific virtual-card markets as Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Australia, Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh and Pakistan, and says physical cards are 'currently available for users in Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Australia, Thailand, and the Philippines'. web3.bitget.com/card (read 2026-09-23) lists Thailand under Asia-Pacific and repeats the physical-card list. Separately, the Thai SEC Investor Alert list of unlicensed digital-asset persons and websites (last updated 2026-09-22) carries an entry for the Bitget Wallet app dated 19 Aug 2025; see regulatory_context. | custodial yes | issue: Virtual: no fee stated. Physical: 49 USD including international shipping, per search-result snippet of web3.bitget.com/helpCenter/675 only (not confirmed on a readable page). · annual: 0 annual fee; no monthly card fee. · FX: Card page: Bitget Wallet 'doesn't profit from exchange rate spreads' and settlement rates 'closely match Google's live rates'; 'standard fees apply' after the monthly assetback allowance. Percentages not published on the pages read. · ATM: Not stated on the pages read. · top-up: Top-up and currency-conversion fees exist ('typically' offset by up to 3% assetback once monthly spend reaches USD 200 to 400); rates not published on the pages read. | USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL (card page); support article: 'USDT, USDC, or other cryptocurrencies'. | [164][165][166][66] |
| RedotPay Card RedotPay group. Visa. Programme is assigned by country of ordinary residence: Hong Kong Programme (Visa) issued by Red F. Technology Limited (RFTL), Hong Kong, business registration 75073741, card 'categorised as a credit card under Hong Kong laws'; Singapore Programme (Visa debit) with Redotpay Technology Pte. Ltd. (RTPL), Singapore company 202346379C, acting as programme manager under card issuance services from an unnamed BIN Sponsor, for persons 'ordinarily resident outside of Singapore'. The terms pages read do not name a bank. | available Thailand is absent from all four RedotPay exclusion lists read on 2026-09-23: 'Unsupported Countries/Regions' (by citizenship; updated over 3 weeks before 2026-09-23), 'Card Issuance Restrictions' (by residence: 'Residents of these areas are ineligible for both virtual and physical cards'; updated over 3 weeks before 2026-09-23), 'Card Delivery Restrictions' (physical card shipping; dated July 21, 2026) and 'Location-Based Access Restrictions'. RedotPay publishes exclusion lists, not an allow-list, so this status rests on Thailand's absence from those lists. | custodial yes | issue: Virtual card 10 USD; physical card 100 USD (help centre, July 27, 2026). Deducted from account balance. · annual: None stated on the help-centre fee articles read. HK and SG terms say a renewal fee may be charged 'as indicated on the App'. · FX: 1.2% for transactions in a different currency; 1% crypto conversion fee (help centre ATM/fees article, July 27, 2026). Separate 1.5% transaction fee (minimum 0.50 USD) at listed merchants such as Facebook Ads, Discord, PUBG Mobile, first 3 eligible transactions per card per month waived. · ATM: HKD card: 2%. USD card: 2% up to 10,000 USD per month, 3% above that (help centre, July 27, 2026). ATM operator fees not addressed. · top-up: Crypto deposit fee not stated on pages read; minimum deposits and networks shown only in the app. Card-funding fee article could not be fetched (redirect loop). | USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH 'and more' (help centre, July 21, 2026); networks shown only on the in-app deposit page. RedotPay news pages state USDT on TRON and USDC/USDT withdrawals to Solana. | [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40] |
| Wirex Pay card (non-custodial) Wirex Pay, a payment chain incubated by Wirex (docs say it is built on Polygon ZK technology and 'supported by Visa'). The card-issuing entity and network are not named in the docs read. | available Wirex Pay docs 'Wirex Pay Serviced Countries' (undated, read 2026-09-23) list Asia-Pacific: Australia, Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore. The partner docs 'Supported countries' page (updated 17 Feb 2026) also lists Thailand (TH). This differs from the Wirex app, whose help table marks the Wirex Card N/A for Thailand. | self-custody yes | issue: Card order and delivery fees are charged from the Wirex Pay main account; amounts not stated in the docs read. Plastic card ships by DHL Express with tracking. · annual: Not stated. · FX: Not stated. · ATM: Not stated. · top-up: On-chain transfers within the Wirex Pay network: zero fees. Funding by bridging from Ethereum to the Wirex Pay chain (Ethereum network fees apply, amount not stated). | USDT, USDC, DAI on the Wirex Pay chain (bridged from Ethereum); wallet connected via browser extension (e.g. MetaMask) or WalletConnect. | [54][55][56][57][58] |
| ether.fi Cash card Ether.Fi SEZC (user agreement counterparty; Cash cardholder agreements in 'Ltd.' and 'Inc.' international versions). Visa. 'The Ether.Fi Card is issued by Third National pursuant to a license from Visa'; the agreement also names Rain; card terms governed by the laws of Puerto Rico. Help centre describes it as a Visa Signature credit card. | available Help-centre article 'In which countries is the Cash card available?' (updated the week of 2026-09-23) lists Thailand under 'Countries where a physical Cash card is currently available' and states 'If your jurisdiction is not listed, you will not be able to apply for a Cash card at this time.' Thailand also appears in the list of regions where the first virtual card costs $10 (updated over a week before 2026-09-23), which adds 'This regional fee does not change whether ether.fi Cash is available in your region.' | self-custody yes | issue: Virtual: Core gets 1 free virtual card except in listed regions including Thailand, where the first virtual card costs $10; additional virtual cards $10 (VIP $0). Physical: Core $50, Luxe $100, Pinnacle $100, VIP $0 after free allowance (benefits article, updated 2026-09-23). Conflict: the membership-benefits article (updated 2026-09-22) says Core physical card 'Free; shipping fee applies' and Luxe gets '2 free' virtual cards where the benefits article says 4. · annual: None stated for Core. Paid membership levels exist (Luxe unlocked at 5K loyalty points, Pinnacle at 25K; VIP invitation only); purchase price not captured. · FX: Base ~1% FX rate on all conversions, plus added margin: Core 0–0.5%, Luxe 0–0.25%, Pinnacle and VIP none. Card is USD-denominated. · ATM: Core and Luxe: fee not stated ('Available'). Pinnacle and VIP: 'Free, up to 10 withdrawals per month'. · top-up: Crypto deposits need no prior KYC; deposit fee not stated on pages read. | USDT on Ethereum, OP Mainnet, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Smart Chain, Celo, Gnosis, HyperEVM, Kaia, Katana, Mantle, Plasma, Polygon, Scroll, Solana, Tempo, Tron; USDC on Ethereum, OP Mainnet, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Smart Chain, Celo, Gnosis, HyperEVM, Katana, Mantle, Polygon, Scroll, Solana, Tempo; EURC, eUSD, frxUSD; BTC (credited as liquidBTC), ETH, weETH, ETHFI and others; tokenized stocks on Ethereum. | [41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53] |
| Binance Card Not verified. Binance card pages (binance.com/en/cards) render only site navigation without JavaScript; the card dashboard redirects to login; the Finance FAQ category lists a 'Binance Card' sub-heading with no readable links. | unclear unconfirmed No Binance page stating card eligibility by country could be read on 2026-09-23. binance.com returned HTTP 202 challenges to direct requests from Thailand and navigation-only content to the fetch tool; the help-centre search for 'binance card supported countries' returned no results. Custody entry above reflects that card spending draws on a Binance exchange account; not confirmed on a Binance page today. | custodial unclear | issue: Not verified. · annual: Not verified. · FX: Not verified. · ATM: Not verified. · top-up: Not verified. | Not verified. | [167][168][169][170][171] |
| Bitget Card (Bitget exchange, Asia-Pacific) Bitget; issued in collaboration with DCS (DeCard), on the Visa network (Bitget press release, Victoria, Seychelles, 2 April 2026). DCS's issuing entity and jurisdiction are not stated on the pages read. | unclear unconfirmed Bitget's APAC launch announcement and Academy guide (both 2 April 2026) say the card is available 'in selected countries within the Asia-Pacific region' without naming them; the applicant selects place of residence in the app to see options. The dedicated eligibility article (bitget.com/support/articles/12560603881033) renders client-side and could not be read. A search-engine summary listed Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Australia, Thailand and the Philippines, but that wording matches Bitget Wallet Card's physical-card list, so it is not treated as evidence for this card. A January 2024 Bitget article on an earlier Bitget Card lists 31 jurisdictions whose ID documents are refused (Thailand not among them) and excludes Singapore ID holders and Singapore proof-of-address. | custodial virtual only | issue: No issuance fee. First Standard physical card 5 USDC; replacement 5 USDC (physical card 'coming soon' as of 2 April 2026). Chargeback investigation 35 USDC, refunded if the chargeback succeeds. · annual: No annual, inactivity or cancellation fees. · FX: 1% foreign transaction fee on non-USD payments, on top of the 0.9% transaction fee. · ATM: ATM withdrawals not yet available (physical card not launched). The launch release says Bitget plans fee-free ATM withdrawals of up to USD 100 per month. · top-up: 0.9% transaction fee; the card spends USDC from the Bitget OTC account, converted to fiat at checkout. | USDC in the Bitget OTC account. | [172][173][174][175][176][177] |
| Crypto.com Visa Card (prepaid; Singapore-issued card for non-Singapore residential addresses) Foris Asia Pte. Ltd., holder of a Major Payment Institution licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore; the crypto.com/sg page says it 'issues e-money to non-Singapore residents'. Visa. (EEA card: Foris MT Limited, Malta, 'pursuant to its Visa Principal Member (Issuing) license'. US credit card: Comenity Capital Bank.) | unclear No Crypto.com page read on 2026-09-23 names Thailand as eligible or ineligible for the card. Thailand is not in the card 'restricted markets' list (help centre, June 2, 2026), which covers card use at merchants. The 'How to apply' article (updated over 3 weeks before access) lists shipping regions including 'APAC' and 'Rest of the World' without a country list. Crypto.com's App Referral Programme (July 2, 2026) lists Thailand as a Tier 3 eligible country, which concerns the app, not the card. | custodial yes | issue: Physical card issuance (Singapore, non-SG residential address users): Midnight S$4.99; Ruby S$39.99 for monthly Level Up Plus subscribers under 6 months, free for annual subscribers, 6+ month subscribers or active lockup/stake. Card replacement: Midnight S$45.01, other tiers S$50. · annual: No card annual fee listed. Level Up plans on crypto.com/sg: Ruby Steel SG$5.99/month or SG$59.90/year; Royal Indigo SG$39.99/month or SG$399.90/year; Midnight Blue free. Inactivity S$5 per month after 12 months without activity, S$6 from 1 September 2026. Close account S$50. · FX: Midnight: 0.5% on all purchases and ATM; other tiers: no fee. · ATM: 2% on amounts above the monthly free ATM limit (free per month: Midnight S$200, Ruby S$400, Indigo/Jade S$800, Icy/Rose S$1,000, Obsidian S$1,000). ATM surcharges count toward the limit. · top-up: Debit card 0%; credit card 1%; debit/credit via Apple Pay 2%. Crypto-to-card transfer fee not listed. | Top-up with crypto ('over 100 top cryptocurrencies', including BTC and ETH) or with Mastercard/Maestro/Visa/Visa Electron debit or credit cards (APAC top-up article, May 29, 2026). Card rewards paid in CRO. | [178][179][180][181][182][183][184][185][186][187] |
| Holyheld card Holyheld Labs AG (Switzerland; member of SRO VQF). Terms (last update 01.07.2026) define the Card as a debit card 'issued by the licensed payment-instrument issuer partnered with us'; the partner and network are not named. | unclear Holyheld Terms and Conditions (last update 01.07.2026) govern 'users who are residents of, or located in the Switzerland'. The site as read on 2026-09-23 is invite-only ('Request invite') and markets accounts, IBANs and on/off-ramp; no card product page (holyheld.com/card returns 404) and no country list. No Thailand mention found. | custodial unclear | issue: Card fees not published on the pages read. · annual: Individual membership CHF 0 per year, by invitation (companies CHF 500). · FX: Not published. · ATM: Not published. · top-up: Individuals: on-ramp 1%, off-ramp 1%; outgoing SEPA EUR 1; outgoing ACH USD 1; wires USD 20. | Stablecoins converted to fiat through Holyheld; the card spends the resulting fiat balance held with a partner (terms 3.5 and the Card definition). | [188][189][190][191][192] |
| KAST Card KAST (Troia Corp). Visa (Standard: Visa Platinum; Premium and Private: Visa Infinite). Non-US cardholder agreement (effective Mar 20, 2025): 'The issuer for this card program is Third National', 'issued by the Issuer under license from Visa'. Custody partners named in platform terms (effective Jul 7, 2026): Tazapay, BitGo 'or others'. | unclear KAST publishes no country list; its help centre (updated 2026-08-09) says supported countries are those in the sign-up dropdown: 'If you don't see your country in the dropdown menu, we haven't launched there yet.' The in-app list was not viewed (no sign-up). The help centre supports THB payouts to Thai bank accounts (1% FX, 2 USD fixed fee, minimum 50 THB) 'from any country supported by KAST', which concerns payouts, not residency. Thailand is absent from KAST's Apple Pay availability list (2026-09-10). | custodial yes | issue: Standard: 2 virtual cards included (a $2 issuance fee applies in some regions, including for included cards); additional virtual card $2; physical card $0 card fee + $40 delivery fee. Premium/Private cards included with membership (help centre, 2026-09-01). · annual: Membership: Standard $0; Premium $1,000 per year; Private $10,000 per year (help centre, 2026-09-10). Conflict: the non-US cardholder agreement (effective Mar 20, 2025) lists 'Annual Fees: up to USD 20'. · FX: 0.5%–1.75% on non-USD transactions, varying by residence country, transaction country and card programme; $0.10 on non-USD transactions under $25; $0.50 on declines for insufficient balance (help centre, 2026-09-01). Conflict: cardholder agreement (Mar 20, 2025) says FX 'up to 2%' and low-transaction fee USD 0.2. · ATM: $3 flat + 2% of amount; non-USD also pays the FX fee. · top-up: Top-up fee 0%; stablecoin deposit fee 0% excluding blockchain network fees; stablecoins credited 1:1 to USD with 0% spread. | Receive USDT on Solana, Ethereum, Tron, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Avalanche C-Chain, TON; USDC on Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Stellar, Arbitrum, Avalanche C-Chain, Optimism, Sonic; PYUSD (Ethereum, Solana); RLUSD (Ethereum, XRPL); plus BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB and other tokens (help centre, 2026-09-10). Balance held in USD. | [193][194][195][196][197][198][199][200][201][202][203][204][205][206][207] |
| OKX Card OKX. Help centre: 'an international debit card (Visa or Mastercard, depending on your region)'; the /pay page shows Visa. Issuing bank or entity not stated on the pages read. | unclear OKX help 'What's OKX Card?' (published 24 Mar 2026, updated 11 Sep 2026): 'the OKX Card is currently available in select regions only. To check whether you're eligible, log in to the OKX app and look for the Card section.' No region list is published. OKX's Risk and Compliance Disclosure (last updated 8 July 2026) lists Restricted Locations (Afghanistan, Canada, Cuba, Hong Kong, Iran, India, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal, North Korea, Syria, occupied regions of Ukraine, parts of the US, Uzbekistan); Thailand is not on that list. Absence from the list does not show the card is offered in Thailand. | unclear virtual only | issue: Not stated; virtual card only. · annual: /pay page: 'No fees. No surprises.' · FX: /pay page: 'Pay without transaction or FX fees.' Help centre: spend from a USD balance 'with no additional markup'. · ATM: No physical card, so no ATM use stated. · top-up: Add stablecoins (USDG, USDT, USDC) to the OKX Pay wallet; top-up fee not stated. | USDG, USDT, USDC in OKX Pay. | [208][209][210][211][212][213] |
| Tria Card Tria (Threely Dimensions, Inc., per cashback terms) as technology provider; Visa credit card secured by crypto collateral, issued by Third National, LLC 'and one or more of their partners' (Tria terms of service) 'under license from Visa' (international card terms, last updated January 9, 2026); card terms governed by the laws of Puerto Rico. | unclear No Tria page read on 2026-09-23 lists supported or excluded countries by name. The homepage says 'Use crypto to pay in 150+ countries'; a Tria blog post (July 22, 2026) repeats '150+ countries'. Terms of service bar persons located in, resident in or citizens of sanctioned jurisdictions or where use 'would be illegal'. Third-party reviews (not verified here) list restricted countries that do not include Thailand. | self-custody yes | issue: Card terms (January 9, 2026): Virtual $25, Plastic $109, Metal $250. Conflict: homepage describes the Virtual Card as 'Virtual, free and instant'. · annual: Card terms: Virtual $25, Plastic $109, Metal $250; monthly fee 0%. · FX: FX up to 3%; international transactions up to 1%. · ATM: Withdraw up to $2 + 3%; balance inquiry up to $2; decline up to $2. · top-up: USDC settlement/deposit up to 1% (card terms). Platform transaction fees shown in dashboard (terms of service). | Homepage: 'Load your Tria Visa card with 1000+ assets'. Cashback paid in eligible stablecoins USDC and/or USDT (cashback terms, June 1, 2026). | [214][215][216][217][218][219] |
| Bleap Card Bleap SIA (Latvia, reg. 40203714425), MiCA CASP licence No. 27-55/2026/14 from Latvijas Banka (granted 25 June 2026), subsidiary of Bleap Ltd (UK). Mastercard. The card-issuing institution is not named on the pages read. | not available Bleap help 'Am I eligible for Card?' (written July 3, 2026): Bleap is 'unable to issue cards to users who either: Reside outside of the EEA or Switzerland, regardless of their nationality' or hold a restricted nationality. A Thailand resident falls outside the EEA/Switzerland rule. | self-custody yes | issue: 'No issuance cost.' · annual: 'No card or maintenance fees... No monthly fees.' · FX: '0 FX markups'; no foreign transaction fees stated. · ATM: ATM withdrawals worldwide 'without Bleap fees'; ATM operator fees may apply. · top-up: Buy and sell processing fee 0%; blockchain network fees apply (pricing disclosure updated 12 March 2026). | Euro and dollar stablecoin balances in the Bleap MPC wallet; cashback paid in USDC. | [220][221][222][223] |
| Bybit Card (Asia Pacific) Bybit. Asia Pacific card is a 'Visa credit card' denominated in USD (Bybit FAQ, 2026-09-03). The issuing entity is not named on any page that rendered; the Asia Pacific cardholder terms page (help centre entry updated 2026-06-10) links to a legal page that did not render without JavaScript. | not available Bybit's own wiki page 'Bybit Card Countries: Availability 2026' (bybit.com, dated Aug 5, 2026, 'Last Updated: June 2026') states 'Thailand: Not currently available'. That page carries the notice 'This article was generated by AI. Please verify important information independently.' Bybit's help-centre 'Service Restricted Countries' (updated 2026-09-01) does not list Thailand among excluded jurisdictions, and the 'FAQ — Bybit Card General Inquiries (Asia Pacific)' article returns 'This article is currently not supported on this site' (fetched 2026-09-23 from a Thai IP and from a US fetcher). The card application flow says unsupported countries of residence are placed on an interest list. No human-written Bybit page naming Thailand was found. Separately, the SEC reported bybit.com to the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, which restricts access from Thailand from 28 June 2025 (SEC News 134/2025, 29 May 2025); see the bybit entry under exchanges. | custodial yes | issue: Asia Pacific: virtual none ('until further notice'); physical 5 USDT; waived for VIPs (Fees and Limits, 2026-09-10). · annual: None (annual, inactivity and cancellation fee all 'None'). · FX: Asia Pacific: 2% on top of Mastercard's/Visa's rate; crypto conversion fee 0.9% on top of Bybit One-Click Sell rate (minimum conversion 1 USD); FX padding 0%. · ATM: Asia Pacific: 2% after the first 100 USD each month; ATM operators may add their own fee. · top-up: No separate card balance; card spends from the Bybit Funding Account and Flexible Easy Earn. Crypto deposit fee not stated on card pages. | Fiat USD first, then crypto by user-set priority; default priority USDT > USDC > GRAM > BTC > ETH > XRP (FAQ). Deposits to Funding Account from other wallets or via Buy Crypto. | [224][225][226][227][228][229][230][231][232][233] |
| Coinbase Card Coinbase; issued by Pathward, N.A., Member FDIC, under a licence from Visa U.S.A. Inc.; powered by Marqeta (United States). | not available Coinbase card page, Wayback Machine copy dated 3 Sep 2026 (the live page returned HTTP 403 to this fetch on 2026-09-23): 'Right now, Coinbase Card is available for all Coinbase customers who live in the US (excluding Hawaii).' | custodial yes | issue: Not stated on the page read; virtual or physical card offered. · annual: No annual fees. · FX: Not stated on the page read; fees are in the Cardholder Agreement (not read). A spread applies when crypto is converted. · ATM: Not stated on the page read (Cardholder Agreement not read). Crypto is converted to USD for ATM withdrawals. · top-up: No fees for spending USD or crypto, including USDC; a spread applies to crypto conversion. Bank account funding and paycheck deposit stated as zero-fee. | USD, USDC and other crypto in the Coinbase account (auto-converted to USD at purchase). | [234][235][236] |
| Fiat24 Mastercard Debit Fiat24 (site footer: SR Saphirstein Ltd; Swiss, registration flow cites FINMA requirements). Mastercard Debit, issued in EUR, USD, CHF and RMB. The issuing bank is not named on the pages read. | not available Fiat24 user manual 'Individual Account' (read 2026-09-23): 'due to maintenance works, we are currently not accepting any new Individual Clients.' The eligible-country list it links (info.fiat24.com/overview) renders client-side and could not be read, so Thailand's status for existing or future clients is not known. | custodial virtual only | issue: 8-digit NFT account: free. 5 or 6-digit NFT: 1 F24 mint fee. Card activation needs a minimum balance of 10 USD (rest of world). · annual: None stated. · FX: No FX when paying in EUR, CHF, USD or RMB from the matching balance ('Direct Pay'); conversion fee for other currencies not stated. · ATM: Virtual card only without PIN; no ATM use stated. · top-up: Crypto top-up: 1% (5 to 8-digit NFT), 0.5% (4-digit), 0.25% (3-digit), 0.125% (2-digit). | Crypto top-up from a connected wallet converts to EUR/CHF/USD/RMB balances; token list not read. | [237][238][239][240][241] |
| Gnosis Pay card Monavate Ltd (UK, FCA-authorised e-money institution, FRN 901097) for UK and other non-EEA cardholders; UAB Monavate (Lithuania, Bank of Lithuania authorisation LB002139) for EEA cardholders; 'issued by Monavate Limited pursuant to licence by VISA Europe Limited'. Gnosis Pay Co Ltd (England and Wales, 14919639) is programme manager. | not available Help-centre 'Eligible Countries for Gnosis Pay' (updated 13 days before 2026-09-23) says the card 'is currently available to legal residents of selected countries in Europe and Latin America' and lists them; Thailand is not listed. Separately, a formal notice dated 21 September 2026 says the Gnosis Pay card and web app stop working at 23:59 UTC on 20 December 2026 and cardholders move to partner apps (Rebind for EUR; Picnic or MiniPay for USD). Thailand is not on the list of countries where card use is prohibited, so a card issued to a resident of a listed country works in Thailand until that date. | self-custody yes | issue: Card order free, including shipping; replacement 4.99 EURe/GBPe/USDCe (fees page, updated 12 days before access; kept 'for reference'). · annual: None listed. · FX: No added Gnosis Pay fee; Visa exchange rate applied. · ATM: Up to 5 free withdrawals or 200 EURe/GBPe/USDCe per month, whichever comes first; then 2% per withdrawal. · top-up: No gas fees for card transactions; gas applies to on-chain transfers. | EURe, GBPe (Monerium e-money tokens) and USDCe held in a Safe on Gnosis Chain. | [242][243][244][245][246][247][248][249][250][251][252] |
| MetaMask Card MetaMask (Consensys). MetaMask help centre: Baanx is the provider of the card, Monovate is the card issuer, Mastercard operates the network; card programme manager named as Crypto Life (support contact for chargebacks and closure). Monovate's jurisdiction is not stated on the pages read. | not available MetaMask help centre 'What is MetaMask Card?' (undated, read 2026-09-23) gives the eligible sign-up list: Andorra, Argentina, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Guatemala, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Italy, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Uruguay. Thailand is not on it; people outside the list are pointed to a waitlist. The FAQ adds that new US and UK sign-ups are temporarily paused, and that 'Ineligible regions limit sign-ups, not spending' (an existing card works wherever Mastercard is accepted). The metamask.io/card list read the same day omits Bahrain and Oman; the two provider lists differ. | self-custody virtual only | issue: Virtual card: no issue fee stated. Metal card orders paused as of 2 June 2026; Metal physical card replacement USD 99. · annual: Virtual: USD 0. Metal: USD 199 per year. · FX: Fee table: cross-border (merchant outside cardholder country) 1% on Virtual, no fee on Metal (subject to fair usage); stablecoin denominated in a currency of neither the cardholder's nor the merchant's country 0.5% (no fee in Argentina, where the card is USD-denominated). Conflict: the FAQ says the card uses Mastercard's exchange rate and does not charge additional foreign transaction fees. · ATM: Virtual: 2% (ATM access for Virtual holders in the US only; Virtual holders elsewhere cannot withdraw cash). Metal: no fee up to USD 1,200 per month, then 2%. ATM operator may add its own fee. · top-up: No fee to delegate funds. Stablecoin in local currency: no fee. DeFi token or tokenized yield (e.g. aUSDC): no fee up to USD 1,200 per month, then 0.5%. Other crypto (e.g. wETH): 0.875%. Network gas: small, variable (typically USD 0.01 on Linea). | Linea: mUSD, USDC, USDT, wETH, EURe, GBPe. Solana: USDC, USDT. Base: USDC, USDT. Monad: USDC. (New York and Texas: Linea and Base only.) | [253][254][255][256][257] |
| Nexo Card Nexo; card issued by DiPocket UAB on the Mastercard network (nexo.com/crypto-card). DiPocket's jurisdiction is not stated on the page read. | not available nexo.com/crypto-card (undated, read 2026-09-23): the card is 'currently available only to citizens and residents of selected European countries, including the European Economic Area (EEA) and the United Kingdom', and verification requires 'a supported identity document issued in the EEA, the United Kingdom, or another eligible country in Europe.' Thailand and Asia are not mentioned. Nexo's own support article on card countries renders client-side and could not be read. | custodial yes | issue: No card fee stated for the virtual card (requires USD 50 portfolio balance). Physical card requires USD 5,000+ balance and Gold or Platinum loyalty tier; physical card ordering 'temporarily paused as of January 17, 2025' (nexo.how mirror of the Nexo help centre). · annual: No monthly, annual or inactivity card fees. · FX: Weekdays: 0.2% for EEA/UK/CH currencies, 2% for other currencies. Weekends: 0.7% and 2.5%. · ATM: Free monthly allowance by loyalty tier: EUR 200 to EUR 2,000 (GBP 180 to GBP 1,800). Beyond that: 2%, minimum EUR 1.99 / GBP 1.99. · top-up: No top-up fee stated; the card spends from the Nexo account (debit mode) or a credit line against crypto (credit mode). | Stablecoins, crypto, and FiatX assets (EURx, USDx, GBPx) held in the Nexo account. | [258][259][260][261][262][263] |
| Tevau Pay Card Tevau Technology Limited, Hong Kong (reg. 76280597), named 'Issuer' in the Tevau terms; Visa ('VISA-Platinum Card'). Group entities: Tevau Technology Canada Limited (FINTRAC MSB C10001508) and Tevau Technology US Limited (FinCEN MSB). | not available Tevau help article 'Tevau Unsupported Countries/Regions' (shown as 'Last Update 2 months ago' on 2026-09-23) lists Thailand among 'countries/regions where VISA-Platinum Card does not support', for both the physical card and the virtual card. Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, China and India are also on both lists. The article does not say whether the list applies to residence, nationality, or place of use. | custodial yes | issue: An application fee applies to physical and virtual cards (amounts shown in an image not read). The referral article implies Metal card application fee of 199 USD (100 + 99) and Gold card 499 USD (200 + 299). · annual: Not stated. Virtual card with no transaction for 4 consecutive months is closed. · FX: Not stated in text; ATM withdrawal exchange rate 'subject to the local bank'. · ATM: Not stated in text. · top-up: Card top-up fee exists (referenced in the rebate rules); amount not stated in text. Transactions of 3 USD or less count as small transactions; declined transactions incur a fee. | 'Supported Tokens' deposited to the Tevau wallet, then moved to the card; list not read. | [264][265][266][267][268][269][270] |
| Wirex Card (Wirex app) Wirex (programme manager and app). Singapore/APAC terms: card issued by Wirex Pte Ltd (Singapore, reg. 201731976E), usable at Visa merchants. EEA terms: card issued by Transact Payments Malta Limited, authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority as an electronic money institution, under a Mastercard-style scheme licence. UK issuer not read. | not available Wirex help article 'Supported countries' (page metadata updatedAt 2024-10-29, read 2026-09-23) has columns Wirex account / Crypto account / X-Accounts / Local card top-up / Card. Thailand row: account yes, crypto account yes, X-Accounts yes, local card top-up yes, Card 'N/A'. The app is open to Thailand residents; the card is not. For comparison the same table marks Card available in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia and the UK, and N/A in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia; Singapore is N/A on every column. | custodial yes | issue: Card issuance free in all listed regions (UK, EEA, APAC, SG, AU, Other). Delivery fees vary by country, e.g. Hong Kong local post 39 HKD or DHL Express 238 HKD; Philippines and Taiwan 4.99 USD (local post) or 29.99 USD (DHL Express). No Thailand delivery row. · annual: No annual fee line appears on the Wirex fees page. · FX: No card FX fee line on the fees page; exchange rates 'vary depending on the currency pair' and associated fees are shown in the app. · ATM: UK: free up to 200 GBP monthly, 2% thereafter. EEA: 200 EUR monthly, then 2%. APAC and SG: 200 SGD monthly, then 2%. AU: 400 AUD monthly, then 2%. Other: 200 GBP monthly, then 2%. · top-up: Funding with a local card: '0% or more' depending on currency and country. SEPA, Faster Payments, ACH, PIX deposits and withdrawals free. Transfers between Wirex users 0%; external crypto withdrawals carry variable network fees. | Crypto and fiat balances held in the Wirex app; the supported-asset list was not read today. | [271][272][273][274][275] |
Exchanges
Licensed Thai exchanges pay baht to a Thai bank account in the holder's own name. Foreign exchanges are not licensed here; the SEC has blocked some of them.
| Exchange | Thai licence | Foreigners | Baht out | Trading fee | USDT networks | |
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| Bitkub (Bitkub Online Co., Ltd.) | licensed exchange; licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens) | Bitkub support page 'Verification Documents for Non-Thai Nationals' (modified 14 Aug 2026): customers who can scan their passport by NFC upload at least 1 more document; customers from countries where NFC is not available upload at least 2 documents from 2 different categories. Categories: (1) Thai work permit or pink card; (2) Thai residence documents such as Thai driving licence, residence certificate, or yellow house book 'Thor.Ror.13'; (3) Non-immigrant visa or Smart VISA ('The Thailand Entry-Exit Stamps cannot be used as an identity verification document'); (4) a document issued by the Thai government or 'your local government (except passport)', such as national ID card, driving licence, tax invoice, birth certificate, house certificate, utility bill; (5) an academic certificate (students) or a second home-government document of a different type. Documents must be in Thai or English. As written, categories 4 and 5 do not require a Thai visa, work permit or Thai address; the page does not say how such a submission is reviewed. KYC Level 1 page (modified 21 Apr 2026): review takes 1-7 days, or up to 60 days 'for customers with additional conditions'. | Withdrawal fee table lists KASIKORNBANK, BANK OF AYUDHYA and 'Other banks in Thailand'. THB deposits by QR must come 'from a bank account in your name only'; TrueMoney, Paotang and other e-wallets are not supported for deposits. An own-name rule for the withdrawal account was not read on a Bitkub page today. Deposit: free (QR min 40.00 THB; deposit-and-upload-slip min 50,000.00 THB). Withdrawal: KASIKORNBANK 20.00 THB for 21.00-20,000,000.00 THB; BANK OF AYUDHYA 20.00 THB (21.00-100,000.00), 75.00 THB (100,000.01-500,000.00), 200.00 THB (500,000.01-20,000,000.00); other banks in Thailand 20.00 / 75.00 / 200.00 THB on the same bands up to 2,000,000.00 THB. Processing within 24 hours. | 0.25% maker / 0.25% taker, all cryptocurrencies (Bitkub fee page). | USDT rows on the crypto withdrawal-fee table: BKC (KUB Chain), Kaia, Tron, Scroll, Arbitrum One, Ethereum (ERC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Solana, Optimism, Avalanche C-Chain, Polygon, TON, Plasma, Stable. Displayed at reading time: Tron min 24 USDT / fee 12 USDT; ERC20 min 2 / fee 1 USDT; BEP20 fee 0.01 USDT; Solana fee 0.5 USDT; Polygon fee 0.07 USDT. Fees update 4 times a day. Crypto deposits free. USDC: ERC20, Avalanche C, Polygon, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, Hedera. | [276][277][278][279][280][281] |
| Binance TH (Gulf Binance Co., Ltd.) | licensed exchange; licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens) | Binance TH FAQ 'How to Complete Identity Verification (KYC) for Foreign Nationals' (dated 2024-07-18): passport, a second ID document, a valid Thailand visa and a supporting visa document, each with at least 3 months of remaining validity. 'Visa Types Accepted (Foreign Nationals)' (dated 2024-07-30): accepted are Non-Immigrant visas (all types) under work, business, student, medical, real-estate buyer/owner, securities investment, retirement, Thailand Elite (SE/PE), Thai family, plus Smart Visa, APEC, diplomatic/official and LTR visas; not accepted: 'Tourist Visa, Visa on Arrival (VOA), Visa Exemption', Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), and any other visa category for entry for tourism. The KYC page states that from 13 July 2026 Binance TH no longer accepts KYC applications from nationals of Myanmar. A Thai-address document requirement appears in search-result snippets of the same FAQ but was not in the text read today. | Own-name only: 'the full name on your BINANCE TH account must correspond exactly to the full name on the associated bank account' (How to Withdraw THB, dated 2023-08-25). Up to 2 million THB most Thai banks via mobile banking; larger amounts only to Bank of Ayudhya (025). Minimum 100 THB per transaction; standard daily limit 4,000,000 THB, raisable on request (THB FAQ, dated 2023-11-20). 'Binance TH Fiat Fee' (dated 2024-02-05): deposit free (QR 100-2,000,000 THB; bank transfer above 2,000,000 THB); withdrawal 20 THB for 100-2,000,000 THB, 100 THB above 2,000,000 THB; bank charges may apply. Conflicts: the 'Platform Fee' page (dated 2023-09-04) lists QR deposits free for 100-4,000,000 THB, and the THB FAQ (dated 2023-11-20) says 20 THB for withdrawals under 4,000,000 THB. | Platform Fee page: 0.25% of transaction value on THB pairs and 0.10% on crypto pairs, VAT included; no separate maker/taker rate listed. | USDT (Deposit & Withdrawal Fees page): APT, ARBITRUM, AVAXC, BSC, CELO, EOS (suspended), ETH, KAIA, KAVAEVM, MATIC, NEAR, OPBNB, OPTIMISM, PLASMA, SCROLL, SOL, STATEMINT, TON, TRX, XTZ. Displayed withdrawal fees include BSC 0.01, ETH 0.3, TRX 1.5, SOL 0.3, MATIC 0.07 USDT. Crypto deposits free. | [276][97][96][282][283][284][285][286][287] |
| Upbit Thailand (Upbit Exchange (Thailand) Co., Ltd.) | licensed exchange; licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens) | Upbit TH FAQ 'Troubleshooting - ID verification process': 'If you are Thai, you must submit your ID card / if you are a foreigner, you must submit your passport.' Bank passbook, proof of address and proof of income must be issued within the most recent 3 months. THB deposit/withdrawal needs Level 3 (Identity Verification Level 2 plus Bank Account Verification Level 3). 'Unsupported Countries': residents of OFAC- and FATF-listed countries, and citizens or residents of the U.S. No visa or work-permit rule appears in the FAQ text read. | 'THB can only be withdrawn to your own account registered in Upbit.' Deposits via K PLUS, PromptPay request-to-pay (K PLUS/TTB/KTB/SCB) or QR code from your own bank account; the FAQ says Bangkok Bank, Krungsri, Thanachart and GSB cannot deposit via PromptPay. Deposit free, minimum 100 THB. Withdrawal 15 THB per transaction, minimum 50 THB, processed 'almost instantly'. Limits: Level 3 1,000,000 THB per transaction / 2,000,000 THB per day; Level 4 2,000,000 / 4,000,000 THB. From 31 March 2025, new or re-verified customers have a daily withdrawal limit of 200,000 THB (100,000 THB fiat plus 100,000 THB digital assets), raisable via [email protected]. | THB market 0.15% maker / 0.15% taker; BTC and USDT markets 0.25% / 0.25%; 'Trading fee includes GST' (Trade Guide). | USDT: Aptos, Ethereum, Kaia, Tron (min deposit 3.0 USDT each; displayed withdrawal fees 0.1, 4.0, 0.1 and 0.0 USDT). Transfers between Upbit Thailand accounts (Lightning Transfer) free. | [276][288][289][290] |
| Orbix Trade (Orbix Trade Co., Ltd.; formerly Satang Corporation / Satang Pro; KBank group) | licensed exchange; licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens) | Orbix Terms & Conditions (Date of Amendment: 23 April 2026): users must be at least 20; 'If the User is an individual, such individual must reside in Thailand'; 'A User must have a bank account opened in Thailand, and the name of such bank account must be identical to the name used to register'; a contactable Thai telephone number; KYC. No statement about non-Thai nationals or passports was found in the terms text read. Status for foreigners: unclear. | Terms: the company may reject withdrawals 'to a bank account with a name that does not match the User's account'. Deposits from e-wallets (True Wallet, G-Wallet in Paotang) are not supported. QR deposit free, min 1 THB, max 30,000,000 THB per transaction and per 24 hours, 3-5 minutes. Bank-transfer deposit via linked account free, min 30,000 THB, within 24 hours. Withdrawal 20 THB, min 21 THB, max 2,000,000 THB per transaction / 30,000,000 THB per 24 hours, within 3 minutes. | From 1 June 2026, tier by monthly volume: under 2M THB 0.25% maker / 0.25% taker; 2M-<5M 0.22%; 5M-<10M 0.20%; 10M THB or more 0.18%. An older FAQ (Nov 18, 2025) states a flat 0.25%. | USDT: BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) min withdrawal 1.6 / fee 0.8 USDT; Ethereum (ERC20) min 10 / fee 9 USDT; Tron (TRC20) min 5 / fee 4 USDT (coin-info page). | [276][291][292][293][294][295] |
| Satang Pro (Satang Corporation Co., Ltd.) | No longer listed under this name on the SEC list read today. Orbix's company profile states: 'March 2017 Satang Corporation Company Limited was founded' and 'October 2023 Unita Capital, a subsidiary of KasikornBank Public Company Limited, acquired Satang Company Limited.' The licensed successor on the SEC list is Orbix Trade Co., Ltd. (see orbix-trade). | see orbix-trade | see orbix-trade see orbix-trade | see orbix-trade | see orbix-trade | [276][295] |
| InnovestX (InnovestX Securities Co., Ltd.; SCBX group) | licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens) | unclear. The account-opening FAQ lists 'NDID' identity verification; no statement about non-Thai nationals or passports was found on the pages read. | Fee sheet (image 'DA_Fee_as of 20260922'): THB withdrawals go from the digital-asset cash account to the customer's InnovestX cash management account or a savings account. Own-name rule not read today. Fee sheet as of 22 Sep 2026: withdrawal to cash management account free, instant; to savings account 'free*', instant (*fee of 20 THB per transaction waived until the company changes it). | Fee sheet: 0.20% per buy or sell; USDT 0.10%. Product page: '0.2% of trading value and 0.1% for USDT/THB on weekdays (excluding bank holidays)'. OTC: USDC from 1,000 coins, USDT from 100,000 coins. | USDT: ERC20 only on the fee sheet, withdrawal fee 1 USDT. Crypto deposits free. | [276][296][297][298] |
| KULAP (Satoshi Co., Ltd.) | licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens) | unclear; not stated on the pages read. | Kulap+ 'is a fiat-to-crypto on-ramp' that 'currently supports buying only'. No crypto-to-THB path is described on the homepage. not applicable to selling; see trading_fee for Kulap+ buys. | Kulap+ platform fee 2.95% of the THB amount plus blockchain network fee. Kulap Swap (DEX aggregator): the company waives its trade fee; users pay network fees. | unclear | [276][299][300] |
| Bitazza Thailand (Bitazza Co., Ltd.) | licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens). Visitors from Thailand to bitazza.com see a prompt: 'You are entering Bitazza Global website from Thailand ... Go To Bitazza Thailand'. | unclear. Fees page lists KYC requirements (ID upload, selfie, general and financial information, suitability test, FATCA questionnaire, knowledge test) without stating which ID documents non-Thais may use. | FAQ: deposit 'from your own bank account only'; 'Deposits from a different account name as your Bitazza account will NOT be accepted.' Before the first THB or crypto withdrawal, an initial THB deposit (no minimum) and a 24-hour wait are required. Withdrawal bank list not read. Deposit free. Fiat withdrawal 0.001% of the amount, minimum 20 THB per transaction; more than 2 million THB per transaction allowed; processed 24/7. KYC Level 1 daily withdrawal limit shown as 50,000 THB. | Standard 0.25% (no maker/taker split shown); discounts up to 75% with FDM tokens. | unclear (FAQ: deposits only on networks available on Bitazza; list not read). | [276][301][302][303] |
| Coins.co.th (Coins TH Co., Ltd.) | licensed broker; licensed dealer (SEC list: cryptocurrency only; digital-token column unmarked) | Conflicting help-center pages. 'How to verify an account for non-Thai user' (updated 2024-01-03): 'KYC for foreign customers is currently unavailable.' 'Which Documents Are Accepted for the ID Verification Process?' (updated 2024-08-24): 'For Non-Thai citizens: passport only', at least three months before expiry. Current status: unclear. | Cash-out to a verified Thai bank account; 'Instant Cash Out' (updated 2026-01-27) max 699,000 THB per transaction. The earlier bank-branch cash pickup without a bank account (passport accepted, max 20,000 THB) was announced as ending 'by the end of October' (article updated 2024-08-23). Deposit free, minimum 100 THB (updated 2024-08-23). 'Fee for Cash out' (updated 2026-01-13): 25 THB (0-500K THB) / 50 THB (over 500K) for Kasikorn, SCB, Bangkok Bank, Krungsri, TTB, Krungthai, GSB; 20 / 50 THB for UOB, Citi, Standard Chartered, Tisco, LH Bank, JP Morgan, CIMB Thai, HSBC, Kiatnakin, BAAC, GHB, Islamic Bank. | 'How Much Fees for Conversion?' (updated 2024-01-22): trading (Convert) fees 'Free', minimum 50 THB per transaction. The current fees page did not render its table. | USDT: ETH (ERC-20), BSC (BEP-20), TRX (TRC-20), MATIC (Polygon), deposit and withdraw available (updated 2025-02-10). | [276][304][305][306][307][308][309][310][311] |
| 1109X (1109 Prosper Co., Ltd.) | licensed dealer (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens); the company trades with customers directly (OTC), not an order book | 'Required Documents': 'National ID card (or passport)'; 'Copy of bank book page showing an account in the applicant's name, used for transactions with 1109'; bank statements for at least the past 3 months; evidence of source of income if any. Review 1-3 business days. Registration via LINE Official Account @1109x or Telegram @official1109x_bot. Site offered in Thai, English, Russian and Chinese. No visa or work-permit rule stated. | To the bank account in the applicant's name shown in the submitted bank book (per the Required Documents page). Bank list not stated. unclear (not stated on pages read) | 'No trading fee'; minimum 1 USDT per transaction (price spread not published on pages read). | USDT on TRON (TRC-20) and Ethereum (ERC-20). | [276][312][313][314] |
| WAANX (Waan Exchange Co., Ltd.) | licensed exchange; licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens). Site fetch returned HTTP 307; no page content read. | unclear | unclear unclear | unclear | unclear | [276] |
| Z.com EX (GMO-Z.com Cryptonomics (Thailand) Co., Ltd.) | licensed exchange; licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens). Homepage ex.z.com/th/ returned only a title ('Trading Platform by GMO-Z.Com') to the fetch tool. | unclear | unclear unclear | unclear | unclear | [276][315] |
| TDX (Thai Digital Assets Exchange Co., Ltd.; SET group) | licensed exchange for digital tokens only (SEC list: cryptocurrency column unmarked). Not a cryptocurrency-to-THB venue per the SEC list. | unclear | unclear unclear | unclear | unclear | [276] |
| Maxbit (Maxbit Digital Asset Co., Ltd.) | licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens). Homepage (Thai): BTC, ETH, USDT and 100+ pairs, Auto DCA, Grid Trading, OTC; no statement on foreign customers; fee page not read. | unclear | unclear unclear | unclear | unclear | [276][316] |
| XSpring Digital (Xspring Digital Co., Ltd.) | licensed broker; licensed dealer; ICO portal (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens). Homepage (Thai): trading fee 'calculated on THB value ... base fee 0.25%'; no statement on foreign customers. | unclear | unclear unclear | base fee 0.25% (homepage) | unclear | [276][317] |
| MobyX (Cryptoplat Co., Ltd.) | licensed broker; licensed dealer (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens). The SEC-listed URL mobyxtrade.com/en/home returned HTTP 404 to the fetch tool. | unclear | unclear unclear | unclear | unclear | [276] |
| Coins Connect (Tokenomics Co., Ltd.) | licensed broker (SEC list: cryptocurrency and digital tokens). coinsconnect.com returned only a loading screen to the fetch tool. | unclear | unclear unclear | unclear | unclear | [276][318] |
| Token X (Token X Co., Ltd.) | licensed ICO portal (SEC list); not an exchange, broker or dealer. Listed under ICO Portal only; not a crypto-to-THB venue. | unclear | unclear unclear | unclear | unclear | [276] |
| Easy Crypto | not licensed in Thailand (not on the SEC list read today). easycrypto.com shows a region selector with Australia, New Zealand and South Africa only; easycrypto.com/th returns 404. No Thai entity seen. | not applicable | no THB service seen not applicable | not checked | not checked | [276][319] |
| Binance (binance.com) | not licensed in Thailand. The SEC Investor Alert list names 'Binance' as not licensed for digital asset business (disclosure date 05/04/2564 = 5 Apr 2021). Not among the five platforms blocked from 28 June 2025. The licensed Binance entity in Thailand is Gulf Binance (binance.th). | not assessed for Thai residents; the Terms page loaded without its text (restricted-country list not read). | no THB bank withdrawal seen. not applicable | Regular user spot 0.100% maker / 0.100% taker; 0.075% / 0.075% with the 25% BNB discount (fee schedule). | USDT (Binance public network endpoint read 2026-09-23): BSC, NEAR, AVAXC, APT, ARBITRUM, STATEMINT, CELO, ETH, KAVAEVM, KAIA, OPTIMISM, PLASMA, MATIC, SCROLL, SOL, XTZ, TON, TRX, OPBNB; withdrawal fees include BSC 0.01, ETH 0.3, TRX 1.5, SOL 0.3 USDT. | [66][320][321][322][323] |
| Bybit | blocked in Thailand (28 June 2025). SEC News 134/2025 (29 May 2025): SEC found Bybit.com provided digital asset trading services without a licence, filed criminal complaints with the Economic Crime Suppression Division, and reported it to MDES, which 'will restrict public access ... starting 28 June 2025'. A case-insensitive scan of the SEC Investor Alert list (updated 22 Sep 2026) found no 'Bybit' entry. | not applicable (blocked) | no THB bank withdrawal seen. not applicable | Non-VIP spot 0.1000% maker / 0.1000% taker; 0.0750% / 0.0750% with MNT 25% discount (crypto-crypto pairs). | not checked | [324][66][325][326][327] |
| OKX | blocked in Thailand (28 June 2025; SEC News 134/2025). SEC News 65/2025 (21 March 2025): criminal complaint against Aux Cayes FinTech Co. Ltd., provider of www.okx.com/th, and nine supporters who promoted it on Facebook, YouTube, Discord and Line, for operating an exchange without a licence. SEC Investor Alert list entry 'OKEx หรือ OKX' dated 17/10/2562 (17 Oct 2019). | not applicable (blocked) | no THB bank withdrawal seen. not applicable | Regular user spot 0.0800% maker / 0.1000% taker (fee page). | not checked | [324][328][66][329][330][213] |
| Kraken | not licensed in Thailand (not on the SEC list). The SEC Investor Alert list has an impersonation site 'krakenexchang.com' (19/08/2568 = 19 Aug 2025), not Kraken itself. Kraken's page 'Where is Kraken licensed or regulated' (updated 16 Sep 2026) lists prohibited jurisdictions (Afghanistan, Belarus, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk, Cuba, DR Congo, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Libya, North Korea, Russia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria); Thailand is not on it. | not assessed | THB is not listed among supported fiat currencies on the fee schedule. not applicable | Kraken Pro tier 1 spot 0.40% maker / 0.80% taker; stablecoin and FX pairs 0.20% / 0.20%; Kraken app instant buy/sell 1% (fee schedule as read by the fetch tool; browser navigation to kraken.com failed). | not checked | [276][66][331][332][333] |
| KuCoin | not licensed in Thailand (no KuCoin entity on the SEC list read today). No 'KuCoin' entry found on the SEC Investor Alert list. KuCoin Terms of Use (last updated 07/29/2026) define 'Restricted Locations' as the U.S., Singapore, mainland China and Hong Kong, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Ontario and British Columbia, France, Netherlands and occupied regions of Ukraine; Thailand is not listed. | not assessed | no THB bank withdrawal seen. not applicable | unclear: the VIP page read shows VIP 5-12 only (e.g. VIP 5 Class A 0.035% / 0.055%); the base-level rate was not displayed. | USDT (KuCoin public API, 2026-09-23): APT (deposit only), Asset Hub (Polkadot), OPTIMISM (withdraw only), TON, KCC, SOL, BEP20, CFX, Stable, KAVA EVM, Polygon POS, ERC20 (withdrawal fee 5.5), AVAX C-Chain, NEAR, TRC20 (fee 1.99), PLASMA, XTZ, ARBITRUM. | [276][66][334][335][336][337][338] |
| KuCoin Thailand (ERX Company Limited) | unclear. The kucoin.th footer (read 2026-09-23) names บริษัท อีอาร์เอ็กซ์ จำกัด (ERX Company Limited), 1788 Singha Complex, 27th floor, Bangkok 10310, and prints licence numbers 310180130003 and 310280090003 without naming the licence type. Neither ERX nor KuCoin appears on the SEC licensed digital-asset operator page read the same day (exchanges listed there: WAANX, Gulf Binance, TDX, Z.com EX, Upbit, Bitkub, Orbix Trade). The two sources conflict; no SEC notice explaining the difference was read. unconfirmed | not read; the homepage text names no nationality or document rule. | The homepage offers THB deposit by bank transfer ('ฝากเงิน Fiat ... เติมยอดเงิน Fiat ด้วยการโอนผ่านธนาคาร'); withdrawal rules not read. not read (fee page not rendered). | not read. The homepage ticker shows a WLD/THB pair tagged 0%. | not read. | [339][276] |
| Bitget | not licensed in Thailand. SEC Investor Alert list entries: 'Bitget' (08/05/2566 = 8 May 2023) and 'แอพ Bitget Wallet' (Bitget Wallet app, 19/08/2568 = 19 Aug 2025). Not among the five platforms blocked from 28 June 2025. | not assessed | no THB bank withdrawal seen. not applicable | VIP 0 spot 0.1% maker / 0.1% taker; 0.08% / 0.08% with BGB 20% discount. | USDT (Bitget public API, 2026-09-23): ERC20 (withdrawal fee 0.3), TRC20 (1.5), BEP20 (0.01), ArbitrumOne, SOL, Optimism, Polygon, AVAXC-Chain, TON, Aptos, Morph, Plasma. | [66][324][340][341][342][177] |
Other rails
Wise account for people living in Thailand
Wise holds five Thai licences announced 17 March 2026 (Electronic Money Service, Electronic Fund Transfer Service, Authorised Money Transfer Agent, Authorised Electronic Money Business Operator (FX e-money), Foreign Business Licence). Wise's help page 'Upcoming Changes to your Wise Account in Thailand' describes the rollout for personal accounts with a Thai registered address: new features roll out to existing customers March-October 2026; customers who signed up after 21 January 2026 get the changes from August 2026, earlier customers from October 2026. Features listed: send THB overseas, fund the account from a Thai bank account, scan to pay with PromptPay QR / Thai QR, receive via PromptPay e-wallet ID or PromptPay QR (maximum 10,000 THB per transaction), hold and convert 40+ currencies, foreign-currency account details (e.g. US routing number, UK IBAN). Transfers to non-THB currencies involve two conversions (to THB first, then to the destination currency). Conflict: Wise's separate help page 'Where do I need to live to hold money with Wise?' still reads 'we've temporarily stopped issuing currencies and account details for customers in Thailand'.
Cost: Limits on the help page: 800,000 THB per day outward remittance; 30,000 THB per day for multi-currency account payments (increases with usage); 750,000 THB per day conversion from THB to other currencies; PromptPay receive capped at 10,000 THB per transaction. The March 2026 announcement says Wise uses the mid-market rate; no Thailand fee table was read.
For a foreigner: The announcement names 'Thai citizens, businesses and foreign residents'. The help page applies to customers whose registered address is in Thailand and states: 'Non-immigrant visas such as Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) and Education Visas (ED) will be accepted for verification purposes.' A physical Wise card can be delivered to a Thai address, plus up to 3 digital cards; the Thai-address card cannot withdraw cash at ATMs in Thailand ('You will still be able to withdraw cash from ATMs abroad'). Existing cards of Thai-address customers are cancelled by September 2026 with a free replacement. Business accounts are excluded from these changes.[73][74][75]
Wise transfers into Thailand (THB payouts)
Wise pays THB to Thai bank accounts. Its THB guide lists 10 supported banks: Bangkok Bank, BAAC, Krungsri, CIMB Thai, Citibank, Government Savings Bank, Kasikorn, Kiatnakin Phatra, Krung Thai, SCB. From 6 May 2025 it lists 18 banks as no longer supported 'due to payment system upgrades in Thailand', including TMBThanachart (011), UOB (024), HSBC (031), Government Housing Bank (033), TISCO (067), Land and Houses (073). Conflict inside the page: Citibank appears in both lists. Instant delivery to Kasikorn, Krung Thai, SCB, CIMB Thai, Krungsri, Kiatnakin Phatra; up to 24 hours or more to Bangkok Bank. The 2025-2026 guide does not mention PromptPay payouts; a Wise Singapore blog post dated 8 April 2020 said transfers up to 50,000 baht were paid via PromptPay between 1am and 7pm Thai time.
Cost: Per-transaction caps: 2,000,000 THB to Bangkok Bank and Kasikorn; 1,499,999 THB to SCB; 500,000 THB to other supported banks; minimum 1 THB. Wise's US page shows fixed fees for a 350 USD example: 4.76 USD by direct debit, 10.25 USD by bank transfer, 16.38 USD by debit card, 22.22 USD by credit card.
For a foreigner: Recipient details required: full name, address, bank name, email address, a 5-16 digit bank account number, and transfer purpose. The recipient needs a Thai bank account at a supported bank; no Wise account is needed to receive.[343][344][345]
Foreign-issued Wise card at Thai ATMs
A Wise card issued outside Thailand carries Wise's own ATM allowance and fees set by the card's issuing country; the Thai ATM owner's fee (see thai-atm-fee-foreign-cards) is charged on top. Wise pages state 'ATM operators may charge their own fees'. The pricing pages read do not name Thailand. Wise's help article says fees depend on where the card was issued, usually the registered address.
Cost: US-issued card: no Wise ATM fee up to 250 USD combined per calendar month; after that 1.95 USD + 1.95% per withdrawal. UK-issued card: up to and including 250 GBP per month free; 2.69% on the amount above 250 GBP per month. A search-result snippet from Wise says the free-withdrawal structure changed from 1 May 2026, with timing by country (not read on a page).
For a foreigner: Applies to cards issued in Wise-supported countries of residence. A Wise card issued to a Thai address cannot withdraw cash at ATMs in Thailand (see wise-thailand-resident-account).[346][347][348]
Revolut
reportedRevolut does not list Thailand as a country of residence for sign-up, per a Revolut developer reply on its Thai App Store listing ('Unfortunately, Thailand is currently not a supported country') and 2026 third-party guides. Revolut's own help and Thailand pages returned HTTP 403 or a security-check page to the fetch, so the current country list was not read. Cards issued in supported countries work in Thailand for card payments and ATM withdrawals per third-party guides; the Thai ATM owner's fee applies.
Cost: Unclear from Revolut's own pages (blocked). Third-party snippets: Thai ATM fee of 250 baht per withdrawal charged by the ATM, not Revolut; Revolut plan-dependent withdrawal allowance and a 2% fee after the monthly limit (snippet, not verified).
For a foreigner: Only for people resident in a Revolut-supported country; a Thailand address is not accepted per the App Store reply. The App Store reply is dated 02/11/2022 (day/month order not stated).[349][350][351]
Western Union (into and out of Thailand)
Receiving in Thailand: cash pickup at agent locations with the sender details, the MTCN and a valid government-issued photo ID; or direct deposit to a Thai bank account (receiver name must match). Western Union's Thailand page says 'More than 6,100 agent locations in Thailand'; its US send page says 'more than 5,100 agent locations' (conflict). Bank deposit 'typically takes up to two banking days'. The US page also offers payout to a Visa debit card number. Sending from Thailand: online, app or in person; profile verified with a government-issued ID; payment by debit or credit card or bank transfer (direct debit).
Cost: Fees and exchange rates are not printed on the pages read (the US page renders fee and rate fields as template placeholders). The US page advertises '$0 fees on your first transfer' (FX margin still applies; excludes credit cards). Western Union earns on the exchange rate as well as the fee.
For a foreigner: Cash pickup needs a government-issued photo ID; the pages do not say whether a passport is accepted, though a passport is a government-issued photo ID. No Thai bank account is needed for cash pickup. Thailand support line on the page: +66 20 79 1171.[352][353][354]
DeeMoney (Sawasdeeshop Co., Ltd)
Thai non-bank remittance company, operating under Bank of Thailand licence number MT125590013 (site footer). Its About page says it received the Non-Bank International Money Remittance Service Licence, E-Payment Service Licence and Authorised Money Changer Licence from the Bank of Thailand in 2017. Outbound: transfers from Thailand to 80+ countries through 70+ partners; funded by bank debit, wire transfer, or debit/credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro); '91% of Transactions complete within a day'. Four Bangkok branches (Asoke; Sukhumvit Soi 8, 11, 13); the Soi 8, 11 and 13 branches list money exchange daily 08:00-midnight. Inbound: a 2019 launch with Wing (Cambodia) allowed up to 1,000 USD per transaction paid in cash at DeeMoney branches or to Thai bank accounts; no current inbound corridor list was found on DeeMoney's site.
Cost: The site's calculator shows 'Fees Today 0 THB' with a promotion; no standard fee table on the pages read. DeeMoney's own blog pages (now HTTP 404) were quoted in search snippets as 150 THB plus 7% VAT per transfer in 2025, 125-150 THB 'starting from', up to 200,000 THB per transaction and 800,000 THB per month (snippets only).
For a foreigner: Registration FAQ on deemoney.com (paraphrased): sign-up needs basic identification documents such as a passport or work permit, verified electronically to meet Thai regulatory requirements. No visa type is named on the pages read. A search snippet from a DeeMoney blog said a valid passport and proof of address suffice for short-stay visitors (page no longer loads).[355][356][357][358][359]
Thai bank ATM fee on foreign-issued cards
Thai banks charge a flat fee per cash withdrawal with a card issued abroad, on top of any fee from the card issuer. Bank fee schedules read today show 250 THB for Visa, UnionPay and JCB, and 350 THB for Mastercard. Krungsri: Mastercard 350 THB, Visa 250 THB, UnionPay 250 THB, JCB 250 THB, foreign-issued AMEX 50 THB (schedule effective 11 March 2026; this item amended by notice ANN_RPM_8/2569 dated 9 February 2026). SCB: Visa 250 THB, Mastercard 350 THB, UPI 250 THB, JCB 250 THB, APN 50 THB, foreign-issued AMEX 50 THB (schedule effective 1 September 2026). Kasikorn: Visa 250 THB, China UnionPay 250 THB, Mastercard 350 THB (notice อ 024/2569 dated 14 September 2026, effective 22 September 2026). TTB: Visa 250 THB (effective 1 July 2025), Mastercard 350 THB (effective 3 March 2026), China UnionPay 250 THB (effective 1 July 2025) (schedule effective 10 September 2026). Bangkok Bank, Krungthai, UOB: not read on the bank's own page (Bangkok Bank timed out; Krungthai returned a bot-protection page); thailand-atm-calculator.com (updated August 2026) lists each at 250 THB Visa / 350 THB Mastercard. GSB and CIMB Thai: not found on their fee pages today; unclear. Conflict: several 2026 third-party guides (Superagent 22 Apr 2026, ThailandKnowledge June 2026, Chiang Rai Times 5 Sep 2026) still state 220 THB at all major banks; the banks' own schedules show 250/350. The TTB effective dates place the Visa rise to 250 THB at 1 July 2025 and the Mastercard 350 THB at 3 March 2026 for that bank. A Thaiger report on Bank of Thailand notice 23/2569 (bank fee caps phased in 1 July to 1 October 2026) lists no item on foreign-card ATM fees.
Cost: 250 THB (Visa, UnionPay, JCB) or 350 THB (Mastercard) per withdrawal at Krungsri, SCB, Kasikorn and TTB per their schedules. Cash withdrawal over the counter with a foreign Visa/Mastercard on a bank EDC terminal: SCB 180 THB per transaction; Krungsri 200 THB per transaction (Visa, at branches and exchange offices).
For a foreigner: Applies to any card issued abroad. The card issuer's own ATM and currency-conversion fees are separate. The fee is charged per withdrawal regardless of amount.[16][17][18][19][20][21][22]
AEON ATMs, foreign-card fee
reportedThird-party guides state AEON ATMs charge foreign cards less than the banks. AEON Thana Sinsap's own fee pages (aeon.co.th fees, credit-card fees, general FAQ) show no line for withdrawals with cards issued abroad. Conflict: thailand-atm-calculator.com (August 2026) says it cannot verify a current AEON network or its availability to foreign cards.
Cost: 150 THB per withdrawal per ThailandKnowledge (last verified June 2026) and Chiang Rai Times (5 September 2026); not confirmed by AEON.
For a foreigner: Unclear which AEON machines accept foreign cards today.[360][21][361]
TouristDigiPay (Thai SEC regulatory sandbox)
reportedA sandbox run under the Thai SEC with the Ministry of Finance, the Anti-Money Laundering Office and the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, announced 18 August 2025. A foreign visitor opens two accounts once in Thailand: one with an SEC-licensed digital asset exchange, broker or dealer, and one e-money wallet with a Bank of Thailand-licensed e-money operator. Crypto is converted to THB in the wallet and spent at merchants by QR; crypto is not paid to merchants and cash withdrawal is not permitted. Reported timeline: rules effective 24 September 2025; operator applications 25 September to 26 December 2025; go-live expected Q4 2025; sandbox period up to 18 months. Unused THB can be converted back to digital assets through the same operator and sent to the original wallet (Thairath, 18 August 2025). The scheme extends the earlier Phuket Sandbox (Thairath). Participants: Bitkub Exchange announced it joined, planning account opening for foreign visitors and e-money partners at airports (Bangkok Biz News press release, 20 August 2025); a January 2026 guide names SCBX's Rubie Wallet; no official participant list was read. Status as of September 2026: reported as a live pilot running into early 2027; the SEC's site returned HTTP 403 to the fetch, so current status and participant list are not confirmed.
Cost: Limits reported: 50,000 THB per person per month for payments to small vendors (no know-your-merchant check); up to 500,000 THB per person per month at merchants that completed know-your-merchant. Operators must notify the SEC if a single conversion exceeds 450,000 THB (AIM Bangkok). One guide (Sabaifly) also states 100,000 THB per transaction; single source. Conversion fees not found.
For a foreigner: For foreign visitors staying in Thailand temporarily (AIM Bangkok's wording, paraphrased). No source read names visa types or states how long-stay foreign residents are treated; unclear whether DTV, retirement or work-visa holders qualify. KYC and customer due diligence required; for monthly amounts above 50,000 THB per person, operators check the source of the digital assets with blockchain forensic tools.[67][68][69][70][71][72]
Alipay, WeChat Pay and Alipay+ at Thai QR codes
The Bank of Thailand's cross-border payment page (dated May 2026) lists China: visitors from China use UnionPay, Alipay and WeChat Pay to scan Thai QR codes; it also lists QR links with Cambodia (KHQR), Japan, Malaysia (DuitNow), Vietnam (VietQR), Singapore (NETS, PayNow), Indonesia (QRIS), Hong Kong (FPS), Lao PDR (LAO QR) and Korea (Paybooc). Alipay+ lists Thai partner wallets TrueMoney, LINE Pay (Thailand), K PLUS and SCB Planet Plus, and lists Wise as a partner. A Wise Thailand guide (updated 2 June 2026) says the standard Alipay app can scan supported PromptPay QR codes at merchants showing the Alipay or Alipay+ logo, free for consumers; another Wise guide says Wise customers in Europe, Malaysia, Singapore and the UK can pay Alipay+ merchants from the Wise app. A 2 January 2026 guide says Alipay and WeChat Pay work at business QR codes only, not personal PromptPay QR codes at street stalls or taxis.
Cost: Wise guide: scanning PromptPay QR with Alipay is 'free for consumers'. Alipay's own fee for foreign-card top-up or payment was not read (alipay.com renders by script); unclear. WeChat Pay fees: not found.
For a foreigner: Alipay registration takes a linked debit or credit card (Wise guide). Alipay Tour Pass: no current page found; status unclear. Whether a foreign-card WeChat Pay account can pay Thai QR codes: not confirmed.[362][363][364][365][70]
TrueMoney Wallet for foreigners
reportedThai e-wallet (Alipay+ partner) that pays merchant QR codes and shows a barcode for merchants to scan. Per a Wise guide (4 June 2026): foreigners register with a passport or pink Thai ID card plus visa information, with approval in one to three business days; the wallet holds a maximum of 30,000 THB. A 2 January 2026 guide describes two tiers for foreigners: passport only, 30,000 THB; passport plus Thai driving licence or work permit, 50,000 THB with full PromptPay QR access; it reports limits on personal QR scanning for short-stay visa holders. TrueMoney's own site returned HTTP 403 to the fetch, so none of this was read on TrueMoney's pages. No TrueMoney product aimed at foreign visitors was found.
Cost: Per the Wise guide: top-ups free in most cases except at TrueMoney kiosks; 7-Eleven top-ups 10-3,000 THB per transaction; linked bank account top-ups capped at 50,000 THB per day; bank transfers out 20 THB; overseas transfers 99 or 199 THB flat plus any exchange-rate margin. A second Wise guide states a 3.5% foreign transaction fee.
For a foreigner: Top-up methods listed: 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, ATMs, internet banking, cash kiosks. The Wise guide says holders of work or student visas get fuller access than short-stay visitors. A Wise e-wallet guide says the e-wallets it covers need a Thai bank account or card and a Thai phone number, and that ShopeePay closed foreign user accounts in 2025.[366][367][70]
TAGTHAi Easy Pay / PAY&TOUR (with Kasikornbank)
A prepaid e-wallet for foreign visitors in the TAGTHAi app. The visitor applies at a Kasikornbank foreign-exchange booth with a passport, exchanges currency to load it, and receives a 6-digit PIN to link the wallet in the TAGTHAi app. It pays by scanning PromptPay QR codes nationwide; payments cannot exceed the available balance. Cash comes out cardless at Kasikornbank ATMs. Wise's February 2026 guide describes the same PAY&TOUR prepaid card as the route for short-stay visitors into PromptPay.
Cost: TAGTHAi page: no application or card fees; cash withdrawal at any Kasikornbank ATM with no fees. Exchange rate at the booth not stated. A January 2026 guide reports up to 10,000 THB per day free at KBank ATMs (not on TAGTHAi's page).
For a foreigner: Passport holders; loading is by currency exchange at KBank booths, not by foreign card on the page read. No monthly limit is stated on the page. No crypto or TouristDigiPay link is mentioned.[368][369]
PromptPay
Thailand's real-time transfer and QR payment system, operated by National ITMX under Bank of Thailand oversight. The Bank of Thailand page lists registration identifiers as 'citizen ID, mobile phone number (or recipient's other identification number) and bank account number', registered by linking an existing bank account through mobile banking, internet banking, ATM or branch. E-wallets and e-money accounts also connect to PromptPay (e.g. Wise Thailand's PromptPay e-wallet ID, TAGTHAi's PromptPay QR payments).
Cost: Bank of Thailand fee ceilings: free up to 5,000 THB; under 2 THB for 5,000-30,000 THB; under 5 THB for 30,000-100,000 THB; under 10 THB above 100,000 THB; 'Since 2018, most banks have waived fees for digital payment transactions such as mobile payment.'
For a foreigner: Needs a Thai bank account or a Thai e-money wallet linked to PromptPay. A foreigner with a Thai bank account can link a Thai mobile number (Wise guide, February 2026). Whether a passport number can be registered as a PromptPay ID: not stated on the Bank of Thailand page or the Wise guide; unclear. Short-stay visitors reach PromptPay QR through TAGTHAi/PAY&TOUR, Alipay+ wallets or partner-country apps (see those items).[370][369][371]
Wallets
| Wallet | Kind | USD | Ships to Thailand | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ledger (Nano S Plus, Nano X, Nano Gen5, Flex, Stax) | hardware | Shop page data (USD): Nano S Plus 59.0; Nano X 99.0; Nano Gen5 179.0; Flex 249.0; Stax 399.0. A browser in Thailand sees the shop in THB: Nano S Plus THB 2,060; Nano X THB 4,200 (labelled 'New price'); Nano Gen5 THB 7,540; Flex THB 10,480; Stax THB 16,800. The USD figures come from the shop's embedded product data, not a USD storefront view. Conflict: third-party reviews (Coin Bureau, Finder, via search snippets) still quote Nano X at US$149 and Nano S Plus at US$79. | Yes. Thailand is not on Ledger's list of countries it cannot ship to (support article last updated 05/20/2026; the list includes Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines). Shop prices display in THB to a Thailand visitor. Duties: 'Customs duty varies from country to country' (support article last updated 05/14/2026); no Thailand-specific shipping cost published on the pages read. | [372][373][374][375][376][377][378][379][380] |
| Trezor (Safe 3, Safe 5, Safe 7, Model One) | hardware | Safe 3 $59 USD (THB 2,229 shown to a Thailand visitor); Safe 5 $129 USD (THB 4,879); Safe 7 $249 USD (THB 9,419, 'Out of stock', 'Currently unavailable in your region' for Thailand). Model One: 'no longer sold'; maintenance until at least 2031, critical security fixes until at least 2036. Safe 3, Safe 5 and Safe 7 each have a Bitcoin-only edition on the product page. | Safe 3 and Safe 5: product pages show 'Buy for THB …' and '3 business days delivery to Thailand'. Safe 7: Thailand is on the list of countries the e-shop 'currently cannot ship to' (local certification needs a local importing entity); Trezor names Thai resellers offering Safe 7: SiamBC, Thai Bitcast. Shipping cost and duties for Thailand: not published on the pages read. | [381][382][383][384][385][386][387][388] |
| Tangem (card wallet, Ring) | hardware | Shown in USD to a Thailand visitor: 2 Cards set $59.90; 3 Cards set $69.90; Family Pack $139.80; Tangem Ring (ring + 2 cards) $140.00 (struck-through $160.00); Tangem Pro Kit $180.00. A fetch from outside Thailand showed Family Pack $129.80 and Ring $160.00. Page runs a BTC Reward offer ('up to $20 in Bitcoin', 'Ends Oct 5'). | Yes. International delivery page: 'Thailand - Standard delivery business days 4-20 days • $7.99'. Checkout panel for Thailand: 'Taxes and duties are not included'; 'Free standard shipping for all orders above $89.00 (VAT excl)' (a fetch from outside Thailand showed a $100 threshold). Promo code SHIPZERO for free shipping 'Till Sep 30'. | [389][390][391][392] |
| Keystone 3 Pro | hardware | Keystone 3 Pro $149; Keystone 3 Pro Co-Branded $199; Keystone 3 Pro Customization $249; Keystone Bundle Pack $232.9 (struck-through $252.9); ForgeBox $199. Shop lists USD. | Yes. Shipping-regions page, Thailand: 'Premium Insured Shipping (5 -10 days) TAX FREE—$0.0' for standard products; customised items '(7 -10days) TAX EXCLUDED—$0.0'; co-branded '(8 -12 days) TAX EXCLUDED—$3.0'. | [393][394][395][396][397] |
| BitBox02 and BitBox02 Nova (Multi and Bitcoin-only editions) | hardware | Shop default currency is EUR: BitBox02 €149.00; BitBox02 Nova €175.00. With the shop's USD switch: BitBox02 $170.00; BitBox02 Nova $200.00. Both are 'Available as Bitcoin-only and Multi edition' (same listed price). Shop also offers CHF, GBP and BTC display. | Rest of world (includes Thailand by default; Thailand not named): shipped from Switzerland via UPS Express Saver, 3-4 business days; 'Duties & taxes paid (DDP)* for most countries'. If DDP is not available for a country, the order ships DDU and shop prices drop 20% automatically; checkout shows whether DDP applies. Shipping price calculated at checkout. Thailand DDP status: unclear. | [398][399][400][401][402][403] |
| COLDCARD (Coinkite) Mk5, Q, Mk4 | hardware | COLDCARD Mk5 $219 (struck-through $269); COLDCARD Q $319 (struck-through $369); bundle Q + Mk5 $459.99 (struck-through $538). Mk4: not listed for sale in the store; the COLDCARD FAQ says 'Mk4 remains supported'. Store banner: 10% off when paying in Bitcoin with code CKBTC. | Unclear. Coinkite terms (v. 3.3, revised 2024-11-27): products ship EXW (Incoterms 2020); prices exclude taxes and duties, which the buyer pays; the only named restriction is Quebec. No Thailand entry on the pages read, and no Thai reseller on coinkite.com/resellers. | [404][405][406][407][408] |
| Trust Wallet | software | free (Thai App Store listing: Free, no in-app purchases flag). Fees on in-app swaps or purchases through third parties: not recorded here. | Listed on the Thai App Store storefront (apps.apple.com/th). Google Play listing shows an Install button from a Thailand connection. | [409][410][411][412] |
| MetaMask | software | free (Thai App Store listing: Free, 'In-App Purchases'). Homepage promotes a Money Account ('up to 4%') and MetaMask Card ('up to 3% back'). Swap fee: not recorded here (support page URL tried returned 404). | Listed on the Thai App Store storefront (apps.apple.com/th). Google Play listing shows an Install button from a Thailand connection. | [413][414][415][416] |
| Phantom | software | free (Thai App Store listing: Free, 'In-App Purchases'). Phantom's help centre has articles on Cash fees and swap settings; fee amounts not recorded here. | Listed on the Thai App Store storefront (apps.apple.com/th). Google Play listing shows an Install button from a Thailand connection. | [417][418][419][420] |
| Exodus | software | free (Thai App Store listing: Free, 'In-App Purchases'). Fees on swaps and purchases through third-party providers: not recorded here. Exodus Web3 Wallet browser extension support ends October 1, 2026 (knowledge base article title). | Listed on the Thai App Store storefront (apps.apple.com/th). Google Play listing shows an Install button from a Thailand connection. Knowledge base (updated September 20, 2026): the Exodus Card is available only in a listed set of countries that does not include Thailand; Thailand is not on the list of countries where Exodus Markets is unavailable. | [421][422][423][424][425] |
Crypto ATMs
Unclear. CoinATMRadar blocked every fetch (Cloudflare 'Sorry, you have been blocked' page, also in a browser tab), the Internet Archive was offline, and no other ATM directory was read, so no machine count, operator or city is confirmed for Thailand today. Legal position: not read on a regulator page; the Thai SEC site (sec.or.th) returned HTTP 403. Sources read state that only SEC-licensed digital asset exchanges, brokers and dealers may convert crypto for visitors under TouristDigiPay (AIM Bangkok), and that since 1 April 2022 Thai rules bar crypto as payment for goods and services while holding and trading stay legal (Wikipedia). No SEC warning or enforcement action about crypto ATMs was found in what was read; this is not evidence that none exists.[426][427][68]
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