Thank you everyone for catching the mistakes so quick the Whitepaper has been updated - yes it is outside visa/mastercard the reader images are example styles. The CryptoCoin debit card magnetic strip data (Track 1/Track2) will follow a similar format to that of traditional credit/debit cards making them readable by any conventional hardware - the Square style readers are able to used with any phone/tablet app programmed to read the data. This makes them the most convenient payment mechanism for now, they are cheap and easy for merchants to get and start using. The burn function has also been corrected (sorry this was from a prior upload version) - users do not have to destroy their CCO to redeem their share of the Asset Contract, dividends are distributed quarterly. Our Token Sale and Company are fully SEC compliant and can be verified on the EDGAR database once the ICO begins.
Bitcoin ATMs have already been invented yes - but there isn't enough of them to make their use convenient for most people - only 900 some in the United States compared to 425,000 traditional ATMs. About half of the US states don't have one at all. This along with a crypto-debit card, only two Bitcoin cards currently exist in the US (visa-based) - they can be expensive to use, you have to provide ID to get one, and you have to convert your crypto to fiat prior to use (exchange fees that shouldn't have to be paid).
Bitcoin and other crypto operate outside of conventional financial networks so why shouldn't there be payment cards that do the same?