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The established options are the Coinbase and Crypto.com cards. Cashback can be genuine, but the best rates often require locking up a platform's own token, and those rates change. We would not stake a volatile coin you would not otherwise hold just to chase a headline reward. If a card fits your spending, check the current staking terms first.
Staking can be a reasonable way to earn on assets you already hold, but higher advertised rates usually mean higher risk, and on-exchange staking means trusting the platform. Treat any promise of fixed, outsized returns as a warning sign. For Ethereum, the move toward regulated staking ETFs is making this safer to access, which we cover in our ETH report.
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