Acknowledged. I'll try to add all these cards in the next two weeks.
sorry for being lazy and not adding more details to the post.
i do have gnosis, 1inch, curve and zebec so if you have any questions about those, shoot.
Sure, if you have details on what the fees are for all these cards and where they are available at, I would appreciate it if you could give me that info. I'll take care of the graphics myself.
I'll try to find the info on accepted cryptocurrencies myself, as that is quite cumbersome. I've been thinking of switching to a table-based layout for some time now, and have BTC, ETH, USDT, etc on separate columns.
-hmm, about gnosis:
i paid 30 euros for the physical card. it landed in less than a week inside the EU. it ships from the uk.
no transaction fees.
big plus is it's linked to your 0x and not to a CEX. you obviously have to KYC for it though.
it's fairly new so gnosis treats you well. you get a free nft and the right to mint a gnosis domain name for free (gnosis is a chain for those who don't know). they say it should get you a few advantages in the future.
the issue i have with it is it's a bit complicated to use. you have to swap/bridge (with li.fi) from whichever chain your assets are on to gnosis where you get EURe. then you have to transfer those euros to your personal account.
the whole process is a bit annoying so the best may be to transfer large amounts each time so that you don't have to go through it too often.
-zebec
it was the most appealing to me... because there was no KYC needed. they ask for a name and an address to send the card to, that's all lol. you can say your name is Marlon Brando, they won't care.
this is what their site says "For cards valued up to $2500, we require your name and your address, beyond that, full KYC requirements apply"
i took that one, to try. problem is, besides the amount limit, it lasts something like 6 months. so you have to renew it after that. at least, that's the case for the card i got.
it's also linked to your 0x.
no fees. but you have to deposit $10 to your account to be able to order it. the card took a month to arrive.
ah i just looked at their site and apparently, they're pausing the issuance of new cards. they say they're upgrading.
-1inch
it's new... and fairly shitty for now. you can only order a virtual card and you have to deposit your assets from eth mainnet. who wants to pay eth gas fees to use a card? not me! it was free to order so i took it, we'll see if the service improves.
-curve
that one i don't use anymore. it's like i said some kind of aggregator. you link your other cards to it so instead of holding multiple physical cards, you only have one.
i'm not using it because they blocked it after i tried to withdraw cash from an atm with my bybit card that was out of funds. the transaction didn't go through, they blocked the card and asked me to kyc again. i told them to f... off
)i don't really need it anyway.
i also tried to get the gate.io one but for some reason they refused my kyc even though i'm kyced on the cex. i complained and some dude from cs told me i couldn't get the card, that i couldn't even try to kyc again. he had no idea why though.
i'm waiting to see what bitrefill does. i liked using their amazon vouchers, easy to get and totally anonymous. i'm hoping they'll do something close to that for the card.
i've also got the cdc and the bybit card. those and the gnosis card are the ones i use really, mostly bybit. before that, my favorite one was obviously binance's.
pfew that was a long post, i'm gonna take a nap now.
