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CL Card (Powered by Ledger)

Issuer: Baanx / Ledger

Debit
Virtual + Physical · Visa
KYC: Full
Non-custodial

Self-custodial Visa from hardware wallet maker Ledger — spend from assets you control. Fits Ledger owners who value security. Caveat: 1.75% conversion fee — above average.

Updated: July 2026 · Status: verified

72/100

CRI rating

Key facts

Card class: Debit (self-custody)
Type / payment network: Virtual + Physical · Visa
Availability (geo): EEA, UK, USA, Canada, Switzerland, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil
KYC: Full
Conversion method: Automatic; assets stay under your control
Custody: Non-custodial (Ledger integration)
Conversion fee: 1.75%
Cashback: Yes (via the program)
Supported assets: Major crypto via Ledger Live
Official website: ledger.com/cl-card

Crypto card fees change often — verify against the issuer's official site before applying.

Pros & cons

Pros

Self-custody from a well-known hardware wallet brand.
Broad availability (incl. USA).
Ledger Live integration.

Cons

High conversion fee (1.75%).
Full KYC.

CL Card (Powered by Ledger) review

CL Card is a Visa card built on Baanx infrastructure with Ledger integration. It lets you spend crypto assets that remain under your control (self-custody), combining the convenience of a card with the security of a hardware wallet. Its conversion fee (1.75%) is above average among competitors.

How to get the CL Card (Powered by Ledger)

Have a Ledger wallet / Ledger Live.

Apply for the CL Card and complete KYC.

Link your assets and start spending.

Methodology

CRI score by category

Category	Weight	Score (0–100)	Contribution
A. Cost and fees	25%	62	15.5
B. Availability and onboarding	20%	74	14.8
C. Functionality	20%	76	15.2
D. Benefits	15%	66	9.9
E. Trust and reliability	15%	86	12.9
F. Transparency and support	5%	74	3.7
CRI			72/100 — "Good"