45% of crypto card transactions in Europe are below 10 euros, surpassing banks in the micropayment sector.

On June 28, a report shared by a certain trading platform showed that 45% of the crypto card transaction amounts in Europe are below €10.0 (approximately $11.7), surpassing traditional banks in this traditionally cash-dominated small payment sector. The report indicated that the number of newly ordered crypto cards on the platform in Europe rose by 15% in 2025, suggesting a growing user interest as more Europeans turn to using digital assets for daily payments. Online transactions by crypto card users account for 40%, nearly double the average level in the Eurozone as indicated by the European Central Bank data (21%). The spending patterns of crypto card holders show that they are using the card for everyday expenses, with groceries making up 59% of purchases and dining and bar expenses accounting for 19%. Notably, the average transaction amount for crypto cards is €23.7 ($27.8), lower than the €33.6 ($39) for bank cards. Data also shows that stablecoins supported 73% of transactions, while major crypto assets such as Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, and Solana are also used for grocery, dining, and transportation payments.