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@Nikitont

EU Crypto Cards: DAC8 / CRS Risk Tiers 🇪🇺 European crypto regulation is changing fast. With DAC8/CARF starting to apply from 2026 and CRS already covering many financial accounts, the important question is no longer just “Is this card self-custodial?” You need to understand

The image displays a tiered classification chart titled "EU Crypto Cards: DAC8/CRS Risk Tiers" featuring various crypto card providers organized into three categories: Tier 1 (Highest reporting) including Revolut, Coinbase, Bybit, OKX, Crypto.com, Kraken, Kucoin, Nexo, Bitpanda, and Trade Republic; Tier 2 (Regulated rails) featuring KAST, Flex, Plasma, Tuyo, Ether.fi, and Coca; and Tier 3 (Self-custody first) with Gnosis Pay, MetaMask, Wirex, Coca, Payy, and RedotPay—all shown as Visa cards to illustrate regulatory risk levels under upcoming EU crypto tax reporting frameworks.

AI visual note: The image displays a tiered classification chart titled "EU Crypto Cards: DAC8/CRS Risk Tiers" featuring various crypto card providers organized into three categories: Tier 1 (Highest reporting) including Revolut, Coinbase, Bybit, OKX, Crypto.com, Kraken, Kucoin, Nexo, Bitpanda, and Trade Republic; Tier 2 (Regulated rails) featuring KAST, Flex, Plasma, Tuyo, Ether.fi, and Coca; and Tier 3 (Self-custody first) with Gnosis Pay, MetaMask, Wirex, Coca, Payy, and RedotPay—all shown as Visa cards to illustrate regulatory risk levels under upcoming EU crypto tax reporting frameworks.

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