Ledger CL Card vs PST.NET
Head-to-head on the facts that decide your money - fee stacks, KYC, the bitcoin flow and limits.
Short answer: PST.NET wins overall (4.4/10 vs null/10). The right pick still depends on your priority - see the flow comparison below.
| Ledger CL Card |  PST.NET | |
|---|---|---|
| Overall score | not documented | 4.4 |
| BTC load | Direct BTC top-up (on-chain) | Direct BTC top-up (on-chain) |
| BTC sale timing | BTC sold per transaction | Not documented |
| KYC | Full KYC | Full KYC |
| Custody | Hybrid | Custodial |
| Top-up fee | not documented | not documented |
| FX fee | not documented | 1% |
| Monthly fee | ? | ? |
| Cashback | 1% in BTC | none |
| Regions | UK, EEA, US | GLOBAL |
Pick Ledger CL Card if
- Higher documented cashback (1% vs 0)
- Wider documented availability
Pick PST.NET if
- you match none of Ledger CL Card's edge cases - the closer score makes it the default
Ledger CL Card
PST.NET
A niche virtual-card service for online/media-buying use cases with crypto funding - usable for its purpose, but tier subscriptions, per-card fees and the niche positioning make it a poor general spending card.
FAQ
Which is better for privacy, Ledger CL Card or PST.NET?
Ledger CL Card requires Full KYC, while PST.NET requires Full KYC. Lower KYC means less data exposure - and weaker regulatory protection if something goes wrong.
When does my bitcoin get sold on each card?
Ledger CL Card: BTC sold per transaction. PST.NET: Not documented. Sale timing determines your price exposure between loading and spending.
Which is cheaper overall?
Compare the full stack - top-up, FX, monthly, ATM - against your own spending mix in the fee calculator. Headline numbers alone flip with real usage.