News listComplete Guide to Applying for Binance Card in Taiwan: Zero Annual Fee, Up to 3% USDC Cashback, Compatible with Apple Pay / Google Pay, and Comprehensive Risk Analysis
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Complete Guide to Applying for Binance Card in Taiwan: Zero Annual Fee, Up to 3% USDC Cashback, Compatible with Apple Pay / Google Pay, and Comprehensive Risk Analysis

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The APAC version of the Binance Card was officially opened for applications to users in Taiwan in April. This article breaks down the virtual card application process, fee structure, up to 3% USDC rewards, and compares it with other common crypto cards. (Previous coverage: CZ's latest AMA summary: Binance will not actively promote Meme coins, revealing the "long-termism" investment philosophy in a bear market) (Background supplement: CZ's autobiography "Binance Life" is now available: 364 pages reviewing his imprisonment, guilty plea, and the collapse of Binance, with all book proceeds donated to charity) For users in Taiwan, there are three most important things about the Binance Card APAC version: First, you can get a virtual card that can be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay within 5 minutes of completing KYC. Second, card spending rewards start at 1% and go up to 3%, credited to your Binance wallet in the form of USDC (note the transaction fees). Third, there are no annual fees, monthly fees, or card issuance fees, but there is a 2% FX fee for overseas spending, and an additional 0.9% for cryptocurrency conversion (0.1% for USDC). This article will answer the question "Is the Binance Card worth getting?" by covering the product structure, application steps, fee breakdown, risk warnings, and tax and compliance issues that users in Taiwan need to pay special attention to. The Binance Card APAC version is a virtual debit card. When you swipe the card, the cryptocurrency balance in your Binance wallet is instantly converted into fiat currency to complete the payment. In other words: normally, your USDT, USDC, BTC, and ETH are locked in your Binance account. To spend them, you have to convert them to TWD, withdraw them to a bank, and then use a bank card. The Binance Card APAC shortens this process to "swipe directly." Binance will automatically convert your selected currency into USD and complete the payment through the Mastercard network. The version opened in Taiwan this time has three key differences from the Binance Card previously available in the European market: A special introduction to the company "Immersve." Immersve Limited is a New Zealand-registered crypto payment partner that collaborates globally with Mastercard. It was officially included in the Crypto Partner Program launched by Mastercard in March 2026, which has over 85 partners. In other words, when using the Binance Card APAC, the entity truly responsible for card issuance and data custody is Immersve, not Binance. This structure differs from the European version, where cards are issued directly by banking partners. Readers should be aware before applying that their personal data will be transmitted to New Zealand rather than remaining within their Binance account. The application process for the Binance Card APAC is designed to be very simple (provided that the main Binance account has already completed KYC). If you have not yet registered for Binance, you must first complete account opening and identity verification. The following is the application process for users in Taiwan who already have a Binance account: Open the Binance website or App, go to the "Account" tab, and confirm that your personal information verification has been passed. If you have only completed basic information but not advanced verification, some functions will be restricted, and the Binance Card entry may not appear. After the Binance Card APAC is opened, the "Card" tab on the App homepage will directly display the application entry. If you don't see it on the homepage, you can enter "Card" in the search box to jump to it. After entering the application page, the system will ask you to fill in your residential address. The address filled in by users in Taiwan must match the ID address uploaded during KYC; otherwise, the application may be rejected. There is no need to upload ID documents again; Binance will directly use the KYC data from your main account to complete the verification on the Immersve side. Confirm the Immersve terms of service and the Binance Card usage guidelines, then submit. Under smooth conditions, the entire process takes less than 15 minutes to obtain the virtual card. The card number, CVV, and expiration date will be displayed directly in the Binance App. After receiving the card, you can add it directly to Apple Pay or Google Pay, or enter the card number into e-commerce websites, Netflix, Spotify, and other subscription services. Note: Currently, the APAC version only issues virtual cards; there is no physical card option. For scenarios requiring physical card contactless payment, you can only use your phone via Apple Pay / Google Pay. Stores that do not support mobile payments, such as some traditional physical stores in Taiwan, cannot currently use the Binance Card, pending community feedback. The Binance Card APAC features "zero fixed fees," but you will still be charged for overseas spending and cryptocurrency conversion. Let's break down all the fees: Suppose you use
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