TRASTRA.com bankruptcy
r/Bitcoin thread: users report receiving TRASTRA's insolvency-proceedings email and being unable to access their funds.
Dead - TRASTRA (UAB 'Trastra EU', Vilnius) filed for insolvency in May 2025; its own August 2025 creditor notice declares the company insolvent. The site is unreachable (522) and users report locked funds. Archive entry: another EEA crypto card that died with its operator - do not send funds.
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by the cryptodebitcards editorial desk · review version 2 · prose updated 2026-09-20 · facts as of 2026-09-20 · how we verify

The TRAstra card is a prepaid Mastercard offered by a fintech provider, specifically designed for users in the EEA region. However, the program has been discontinued due to the insolvency of its operator, UAB 'Trastra EU'. The card was available in both physical and virtual form factors.
The fees associated with the TRAstra card have not been verified, as the program is no longer active. Historically, the card had an issuance fee of EUR 9, an ATM fee of EUR 2.25, and a monthly fee of EUR 1.25, according to Cryptowisser. However, these fees are no longer applicable, and the current fee structure is unknown.
The TRAstra card required full KYC, but the specific trigger and documents required are not verified. The onboarding process and issuance/shipping time are also unknown, as the program is discontinued.
The TRAstra card supported native loading of BTC, ETH, XRP, and USDT. However, the minimum top-up amount and settlement notes are not verified. The program does not support lightning payments, and in-app conversion is not available.
The cashback rate, payout token, caps, and tiers associated with the TRAstra card are not verified, as the program is no longer active.
The operator of the TRAstra card, UAB 'Trastra EU', has filed for insolvency, and the program is no longer active. Reddit users report being unable to access their funds, and the website is currently unreachable. Cryptowisser has documented the insolvency and flags the card as inactive. The facts about this card have not been fully verified, and users are advised to exercise caution.
The TRAstra card program has ended due to the insolvency of its operator, and users are warned not to load funds onto the card. The program's discontinuation and the operator's insolvency pose significant risks to users, and alternative options should be considered.
| Fine print | Historical (pre-insolvency): issuance EUR 9, ATM EUR 2.25, monthly EUR 1.25 (Cryptowisser). No current schedule - program insolvent, site down. |
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The TRAstra card required full KYC.
The historical fees included an issuance fee of EUR 9, an ATM fee of EUR 2.25, and a monthly fee of EUR 1.25.
The card supported native loading of BTC, ETH, XRP, and USDT.
The cashback details are not verified.
The card was available in the EEA region.
The program is no longer active due to the operator's insolvency, and users are warned not to load funds.
The TRAstra card was available in both physical and virtual form factors.
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