Abstract:Interactive Brokers launches Karta Visa card for IBKR clients, expanding cash management with no FX fees, concierge perks, and global lounge access.

Interactive Brokers has introduced a Karta Visa card for eligible IBKR clients, allowing card-linked spending directly from brokerage accounts while maintaining the firm‘s broader cash management suite. The USD-denominated card carries no foreign transaction fees and is positioned as an extension of IBKR’s unified platform for saving, trading, investing, and spending.
The Karta Visa is designed as a travel-forward companion to IBKRs cash management, with a focus on fee relief and premium services layered onto everyday spending. Core program elements include a no-FX-fee policy, price and purchase protection, and luxury travel concierge services that can arrange flights, hotels, and hard-to-book dining experiences.
Company executives frame the rollout as a practical extension of IBKRs all-in-one money management approach. CEO Milan Galik notes the card simplifies oversight of finances by merging spending with the same account that holds cash and investments, while Karta CEO Freddy Juez highlights the elimination of FX fees and always-on concierge as central to the travel experience.

IBKRs cash management features remain intact alongside the new card, providing a rate-bearing cash hub with integrated borrowing options. Clients can earn interest up to 3.62% on instantly available balances, or borrow at 4.62–5.62% through the same brokerage account when cash is short for securities or other purchases.
At launch, availability spans multiple regions, with eligibility determined by Interactive Brokers regional entities and product permissions. Program details and service regions are directed to the dedicated Karta Visa information channel for IB LLC jurisdictions.
For brokers, card-linked spend embedded into the brokerage account can widen client engagement beyond trading windows and deepen platform loyalty through travel-first perks. The integration can reduce friction between cash held for investing and day-to-day transactions, while the concierge and lounge benefits create a differentiated premium layer for high-frequency travelers and internationally active clients.
Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: IBKR) is an S&P 500 member whose affiliates provide automated trade execution and custody across more than 160 markets, instruments, and currencies via a single, unified platform. The firm serves individual investors, hedge funds, proprietary trading groups, financial advisors, and introducing brokers, with a longstanding emphasis on technology, execution quality, and low-cost access to tools, research, and products. IBKR is frequently recognized by industry publications, including Barrons, Investopedia, and Stockbrokers.com.


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