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Ready

Crypto fintechNo DNI
63/100Rated on 6 of 6 dimensions
Before you move money
  • The 5.85% yield is not a deposit: no scheme covers it, and the rate can move.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Physical crypto card for just $7 with cashback

Cons

Rating breakdown

Foreigner onboarding67
USD handling95.1
Transfers75
Value & fees76.8

How the score is calculated

Why this score

Strongest liftFees transparency4/5 · 20% of the model
Additional supportReliability3/5 · 20% of the model
Main constraintForeigner onboarding2/5 · 25% of the model

Good fit for

  • you have no DNI — a passport, CUIL or precaria is enough
  • you need to hold a balance in USD
  • you move stablecoins both in and out
  • you want yield on an idle balance (up to 5.85%)

May not fit if

  • No caveats recorded against the facts we hold.
Documents & how to apply
No DNIAccepts without a DNI

What you'll need

  • KYC before card delivery (via Persona: government ID)

Deposit & savings rates

Compare all deposits
ProductCurrencyTAE / APYTermSource
USD yieldUSD5.85%On demand
Against the market1.76 pp above the market 30-day meanWhat a dollar earns in the open market

Rates are shown, never scored: a yield is a commercial offer and the most volatile figure we hold, so it lifts nobody's rating. What deposit protection exists is scored separately.

Editorial review

Data reviewed by Founder and editor, nomonedaUpdated: 2026-08-15

For relocants, Ready is one of the easier doors in — it accepts foreigners without a DNI.

It is a crypto fintech supporting USDT/C. You can hold USD, earning up to 5.85% on the balance.

Check the document requirements below before you apply.

Fees & terms

Exchange rate
No exchange
Card cost
Free virtual card Physical card cost 7 USD
USD withdrawal
Not disclosed
Withdrawal fees
Free up to 200 USD/mo
Limits
Not disclosed
Cashback
Not disclosed
Cards
Global Virtual, Global Physical
Transfers
Crypto in, Crypto out, ACH in
Payments
Google Pay
Headquarters
Not found

Transfer routes

One row per direction, rail and currency — with what we hold on fees, speed and limits. A blank fee is not a free transfer; it is a fee we have not collected.

Transfer routes and their published fees
RouteFeeSpeedLimits
ACHincomingUSDNot publishedNot published
CryptoincomingNot publishedNot published
CryptooutgoingNot publishedNot published

What to know before you move money

Elevated exposureAt least one thing here would change a reasonable person’s mind.

  • HighThe 5.85% yield is not a deposit: no scheme covers it, and the rate can move.

    Read from: usd_apy

Recent updates

  • 2026-08-15checked2 facts about Ready re-checked against their sources
  • 2026-06-19checked11 facts about Ready re-checked against their sources

All updates

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User reviews

User score

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Editorial score

63/ 100
How we score

FAQ

Will they accept me without a DNI?
Yes. Ready accepts foreigners without a local DNI — you'll typically need: KYC before card delivery (via Persona: government ID).
What documents do I need?
KYC before card delivery (via Persona: government ID).
Can I hold and receive USD?
Yes, Ready lets you hold USD, with up to 5.85% yield on the balance.

Data provenance & verification

Every fact is checked against an official source and stamped with a date. We re-check fees quarterly and document requirements twice a year. Fields not yet independently verified are labelled honestly.

Score-eligible2 sources · 1 official

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