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This article outlines how to manage your Kraken Card, including how to view your card details, set a spending order, update your PIN, and more.
You can easily view your Krak Card details, such as your card number or PIN, in the Krak App.
Go to the Card page in your app.
If you have both a physical and a virtual card, you’ll see them side by side. You have separate details for each card.
Under your balance, tap See Details to view your card number or View PIN to check your PIN.
Complete any additional verification if prompted.
We spend your assets in the order you set to cover the full amount of a transaction, combining assets if needed. You can reorder and block assets at any time.
To set your spend order:
Open your Card in the Krak App.
Under Global Settings, tap Set spend order.
Arrange your assets in the order you want them to be used.
Primary currency: Your card’s primary currency is GBP for UK clients or Euro for Eurozone clients. We convert your assets to your primary currency when you spend. Refunds and reversals are also paid in your primary currency. If you’re using other assets in a transaction and they fail, we’ll try to complete the payment using your primary balance.
Small balances: Balances under £1 or €1 in your Everyday balance may be skipped when spending as they can’t always be converted.
Block: You can block specific currencies if you don't want to use them to spend.
Unavailable: Some assets are unavailable for payments and they’ll appear in the Unavailable section. If that changes, they’re automatically added to the bottom of your spend order and will be available for spending.
You can quickly check your Krak Card limits in the app:
Open your Card in the Krak App.
Under Card Settings, tap Limits.
Here, you’ll see your spending and withdrawal limits.
For EUR and GBP the spend and ATM withdrawal limits are as follows:
Spend:
Limit Type | GBP | EUR |
|---|---|---|
Single transaction | £5,000 | €6,000 |
Daily limit | £22,000 | €12,000 |
Monthly limit | £22,000 | €12,000 |
ATM withdrawals:
Limit Type | GBP | EUR |
|---|---|---|
Single withdrawal | £250 | €300 |
Daily limit | £750 | €900 |
Monthly limit | £4,000 | €4,800 |
To find your account statement:
Click on your profile picture on the top left in the Krak app
Scroll down to Reporting
Tap on Account Statements
Here, you can export your monthly Account Statements as a PDF document. You will also receive an email each month when your new Account Statement is ready.
In most jurisdictions, using cryptocurrency for purchases (including through a crypto-linked card) is a disposal of an asset for tax purposes. If the crypto's value at purchase is higher than when acquired, you may realise a capital gain; if lower, a capital loss. See the Tax Considerations article.
You can update your personal details inside the Krak app.
You can replace a card that is damaged, lost, or stolen and used fraudulently:
Go to Get help in your Krak app.
Tap Replace card.
Select the reason (broken, lost, stolen, and so on).
If you continue, your card is cancelled immediately and you won't be able to make purchases.
Monavate may charge a GBP (UK) / EUR (EEA) 4.99 fee for card replacement. Replacement cards arrive in 7 to 10 days. If your card was damaged, the replacement keeps the same card number but a new expiry date and CVV.
There are three avenues to replacing your card:
Your card is damaged or not working,
Your card is lost,
Your card was stolen and used fraudulently.
How to get a replacement:
Go to Get help in your Krak app.
Tap Replace card.
Select the reason you need a replacement (broken, lost, stolen etc.).
If you continue with the process, your card will be cancelled immediately and you won’t be able to make any purchases.
You will receive a new card in 7-10 days.
If your card was damaged and stopped working, you’ll receive a replacement with the same card number, but a new expiration date and CVV (3-digit code).