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News: Coinbase and American Express to Launch New Coinbase One Card - Credit-Land.com

Coinbase announced that it will launch its first credit card, the Coinbase One Card*, on the American Express Network. The card will be issued by First Electronic Bank and offer up to 4% Bitcoin back on every purchase.

This is some good news for cryptocurrency enthusiasts who are looking for better ways to trade, save, and engage with crypto. If you already have a Coinbase One subscription, you may want to give serious consideration to getting this new card.

Here are the details we know about the Coinbase One Card so far:

  • Earn between 2% and 4% bitcoin back on every purchase. The more assets you hold on Coinbase, the more bitcoin you earn on your purchases
  • Zero trading fees on the first $500 per month in trades (a spread applies).
  • Get 4.5% APY on the first $10,000 of USDC, then 4.1%.
  • 5% more staking rewards on ETH, SOL, and other eligible assets.
  • $120 transaction credits on Base - $10 a month in sponsored smart wallet gas on Base.
  • Protect up to $1,000 worth of crypto from unauthorized account access.

American Express network benefits:

  • Retail protection
  • Extended warranty
  • Return protection
  • Amex Offers and Amex Experiences™
  • Car rental loss damage
  • Trip cancellation/trip interruption
  • Lost luggage insurance
  • Roadside assistance
  • Emergency assistance.

The Coinbase One Card launches in fall 2025, but the waitlist is already open at the Coinbase website. You can sign up now to make sure you won't miss the news and get early access.

*The information for the following product(s) has been collected independently by Credit-Land.com: Coinbase One Card. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.

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