Sources were last checked on 2026-09-27. Terms may have changed and are awaiting a re-check.
Fees
- Issue
- FreeThe membership page lists Lite (virtual) at $0. The international card terms list $25 to issue and $25 a year.
- Service fee
- FreeThe membership page lists Lite at $0 a year. The international card terms list $25 a year.
- Top-up
- Transfer quoteTria does not charge its own deposit service fee; token swaps and cross-chain transfers use a quote shown before confirmation.
- Purchases
- up to 1%International transactions are up to 1% under Nimbus terms; current Tria programme may waive its own payment fee.
- Currency conversion
- 1–3%The Virtual page lists 1% Visa FX; the agreement allows up to 3%. The public terms differ.
- Cashback
- 1.5-6% cashback by tierLite: 1.5% on the first $100 a month, then 0.5%. Pro: 4.5% up to $1,000, then 1%. Max: 6% up to $2,000, then 1%.
Who can apply
- Identity check
- An identity document is required
- Residence: unavailable
- Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Afghanistan, Belarus, Central African Republic, Congo - Kinshasa, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Myanmar (Burma), Nicaragua, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Venezuela, Yemen, Zimbabwe
- Citizenship: unavailable
- United States
Sources (7)
- How to get a tria card2026-09-05
- Card terms international2026-09-27
- Prohibitions list2026-09-05
- Cashback general information2026-08-30
- What are provider fees2026-09-05
- Membership2026-09-27
- Card cashback terms2026-09-27
Other plans
RS Score
61/100- Security
- Issuer
- Cost
- In practice
- Access
- Convenience
- Rewards
Score inputs
- Launched 2025 source
- Custody self-custody source
- Issuer Nimbus LLC / Third National for the US programme; issuer varies by region source
- Incident 2026-08 An outdated Rain Solana card-balance contract was exploited; about $431,945 was drained from 636 Tria users. Tria later stated that every affected user received a full refund plus 10%; stolen funds themselves were mixed and not recovered. source
- Limit Provider says some merchants and gateways reject the card as foreign-issued. source