According to SBI Group and Visa, the SBI VISA Crypto Card officially launched on May 1, 2026. The credit card automatically converts spending points into cryptocurrency, with users able to select Bitcoin, Ethereum, or XRP as their reward asset upon application. The Standard card offers a base reward rate of 0.5%, rising to 2.5% during a promotional campaign through August 2026. The Gold card provides a 1.0% base rate, increasing to 10% for new applicants during the campaign period.
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