Coinbase card is great, you can see details here -
https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/trading-and-funding/other/coinbase-card-faq.html
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You have Advcash which recently started to support all countries. I just asked the support, and apparently, the daily withdrawal limit is 5000 USD per day.
missed this message before. ok, interesting, but checking their "fees" page, can't find max amounts limits
https://advcash.gi/en/fees/
I might be interested in that, but I'm not sure how much I can trust a debit card provider so far away--I would imagine if disputes or problems came up, it might be hard to resolve them. Are they legit?
They have been running since 5 years: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/advcash-a-new-anonymous-bitcoin-debit-card-eur-usd-1011381
I used their VCCs a couple of years back (IIRC KYC was not required back then) and I never had any issues with them.
I just googled that and went to their site, and it seems like there's some sort of wait list for the card. Has Bitpay actually launched a crypto debit card yet? I thought I remember DaveF saying he's using one and that it's only available in the US but I can't remember if it was a Bitpay one.
The Bitpay card, the American one, is probably the oldest continuous card of them all but it does indeed look like they're not issuing them normally, but I'm not sure whether that's because I'm looking from Europe where we can't get them anyway.
This article was updated 1 day ago so US cards are still active - https://support.bitpay.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005033763-Where-is-the-BitPay-Card-available-
I remember they've had some weird service restrictions for a bit, you couldn't do cashback or ATM withdrawals for a while, maybe they're working on a new provider but keeping the old card going.
Their EU card was issued by Wavecrest like the Xapo one and all the others. They all died at the same moment a couple of years ago.
In the US you have the Bitpay card and little else for now
I just googled that and went to their site, and it seems like there's some sort of wait list for the card. Has Bitpay actually launched a crypto debit card yet? I thought I remember DaveF saying he's using one and that it's only available in the US but I can't remember if it was a Bitpay one. Advcash has been mentioned above. They're Russian. I don't know anything about them.
I might be interested in that, but I'm not sure how much I can trust a debit card provider so far away--I would imagine if disputes or problems came up, it might be hard to resolve them. Are they legit? there isn't any card with higher daily limits than 500? really?
I come from eWallets, where limits were much much higher
I come from eWallets, where limits were much much higher
Advcash has been mentioned above. They're Russian. I don't know anything about them.
I've had many crypto cards in the past. All of them had very low ATM limits. Bitpay withdrew ATM withdrawals completely for several months in the US. It's an option they're probably paranoid about.
there isn't any card with higher daily limits than 500? really?
I come from eWallets, where limits were much much higher
I come from eWallets, where limits were much much higher
you are correct, my bad. talking abotu Eu, Italy. I saw some cards but they have very poor limits for daily withdraw like 250...well that's not a serious option for me.
Then Wirex or Coinbase will be your main options. Wirex limits ATMs to 250 per day.
https://wirexapp.com/fees-and-limits
Coinbase limits you to 500 Euros per day with a ATM, but only 200 per month is free from ATMs above the normal fee. It's 2% after that so a cash withdrawal would be 4.5%.
https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/trading-and-funding/other/coinbase-card-faq.html
You have Advcash which recently started to support all countries. I just asked the support, and apparently, the daily withdrawal limit is 5000 USD per day.
You need to state what country you're in to get the most useful answers.
In the US you have the Bitpay card and little else for now, but it's likely Coinbase may launch again now as they're an official Visa partner. There's also the card from crypto.com but I'm not sure how available they are.
In Europe the main options will be Coinbase and Wirex. They'll all have pretty high fees for ATM stuff and low limits. Coinbase costs 2.5% per transaction, Wirex costs 1% to load and they also add a spread which is usually 0.5-.07% on top.
Outside Europe and US I'm not sure what's left at the moment.
In the US you have the Bitpay card and little else for now, but it's likely Coinbase may launch again now as they're an official Visa partner. There's also the card from crypto.com but I'm not sure how available they are.
In Europe the main options will be Coinbase and Wirex. They'll all have pretty high fees for ATM stuff and low limits. Coinbase costs 2.5% per transaction, Wirex costs 1% to load and they also add a spread which is usually 0.5-.07% on top.
Outside Europe and US I'm not sure what's left at the moment.
you are correct, my bad. talking abotu Eu, Italy. I saw some cards but they have very poor limits for daily withdraw like 250...well that's not a serious option for me.
I hope to get more ideas. Thanks again
You need to state what country you're in to get the most useful answers.
In the US you have the Bitpay card and little else for now, but it's likely Coinbase may launch again now as they're an official Visa partner. There's also the card from crypto.com but I'm not sure how available they are.
In Europe the main options will be Coinbase and Wirex. They'll all have pretty high fees for ATM stuff and low limits. Coinbase costs 2.5% per transaction, Wirex costs 1% to load and they also add a spread which is usually 0.5-.07% on top.
Outside Europe and US I'm not sure what's left at the moment.
In the US you have the Bitpay card and little else for now, but it's likely Coinbase may launch again now as they're an official Visa partner. There's also the card from crypto.com but I'm not sure how available they are.
In Europe the main options will be Coinbase and Wirex. They'll all have pretty high fees for ATM stuff and low limits. Coinbase costs 2.5% per transaction, Wirex costs 1% to load and they also add a spread which is usually 0.5-.07% on top.
Outside Europe and US I'm not sure what's left at the moment.
hi guys, as the title says, I'm looking for the best debit card(s) available right now.
Requirements :
- decent limtis for daily ATM withdrawals
- good limits for POS transactios (these ones are usually higher, so no problem)
- acceptable fees on both transactions above.
Thanks for your help, I'm quite new in this wolrd, and I'm looking for a suitable and cheap way to spend my BTC into FIAT money.
Requirements :
- decent limtis for daily ATM withdrawals
- good limits for POS transactios (these ones are usually higher, so no problem)
- acceptable fees on both transactions above.
Thanks for your help, I'm quite new in this wolrd, and I'm looking for a suitable and cheap way to spend my BTC into FIAT money.
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