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Side-by-side card comparison
Tria Card has the higher Overall Score by 3 points (67 vs 64). Tria Card looks stronger for Cashback, Travel, and Funds control, while Decaf Card comes out ahead for Lowest fees and Transfers.
Fees & features
Best markers compare published, comparable values. Unknown values never win a row.
Tria CardOverall67
Decaf CardOverall64Choosing between these cards
Decaf's base plan is $0, compared with $20/year for Tria. This favours Decaf for occasional use; card issuance and transaction fees are separate.
For FX on foreign-currency purchases, Tria lists 0–3%, versus 1–2% at Decaf. Use the tariff for your country and plan; conversion fees can add to these figures.
Tria's reviewed deposit assets include USDT; Decaf's include USDC. If you already hold one of these assets, compare its deposit network and conversion route before moving funds.
Common questions
Tria Card has the higher Overall Score (67 vs 64). That does not make it better for everyone: your preferred fees, rewards, way of holding funds and country availability can change the practical choice.
Decaf Card has the lower starting plan cost ($0 vs $20/year). Compare plan, FX, card-spend, top-up and ATM charges separately because one fee does not represent the full cost.
The providers have not published enough matching base cashback information to name a winner. Check the maximum rates, reward assets, caps and conditions below. Maximum rates may depend on tiers, caps, categories or other conditions, so the entry rate and reward asset matter too.
Tria Card uses a self-controlled wallet setup, while Decaf Card uses a non-custodial account setup. Neither approach is always better, so choose the level of control you are comfortable with.
The latest information check for these two cards was October 19, 2026, using 42 official sources in total. Each full card review lists its own check date, sources and anything the provider has not clearly disclosed.