Topic: Bitcoin Debit Card (Read 1183 times)
That https://www.e-coin.io project is nice. Wanna get that too.
You can try e-coin.io, when it beta, you can easily to get FREE Debit card or VCC but now you must buy atleast $1
Btw, it provide for limited countris (and no US), and you must have ID and address proof to verify!
Btw, it provide for limited countris (and no US), and you must have ID and address proof to verify!
Do we need 3rd parties to tell us how we can spend our money... where we can spend our money... how much we can spend? On top of that, most of them only do this because
they can skim off some fee's and make Bitcoin transactions more expensive. The convenience is attractive, until you see what you are sacrificing.. {privacy / fees / decentralization}
If you cancel your fiat debit card and you start using one that supports Bitcoin, it would be a step in the right direction.. but you have to be aware of the sacrifices.
they can skim off some fee's and make Bitcoin transactions more expensive. The convenience is attractive, until you see what you are sacrificing.. {privacy / fees / decentralization}
If you cancel your fiat debit card and you start using one that supports Bitcoin, it would be a step in the right direction.. but you have to be aware of the sacrifices.
It really depends on the fees, if it's the same as a usual bank then I don't think I would.
But if there's a fair fee I'll check it out, who knows.
But if there's a fair fee I'll check it out, who knows.
Honestly, the Coinbase (Shift Payments) card looks fairly decent with the 0 fees right now. Seems like the right set up too. But it's still not available everywhere, much less in my country. I hope they will be able to offer it worldwide.
ofcourse i will try it. im aiming to find best bitcoin debit card provider, and have used more than 2 bitcoin debit card provider and they really dissapoint me, can't use it everywhere or anywhere as they said
That's true. 
I just blocked my card. I've tried bit-x card and i tried to transfer my funds using card transaction on payumoney but they said, transaction not completed successfully, due to risk in third party. Cannot use it on paypal, payza too. And tried to spend by POS on some online shopping at snapdeal, flipkart, ebay and amazon.in They all said transaction could not be possible. But still amazon.in accepted my transaction, unfortunately they blocked my amazon.in account & cancelled my order and asked for verification of that card. After verified, they unlocked my account, but didn't refund my money.This problem is due to i'm INDIA? or something else?
I think I will try to once I return to my home country. Would be nice to pay directly in Bitcoins through it. However, I guess that many of them have quite a high fee don't they?
Payments through wallets are ok, but not many places allow it.
Payments through wallets are ok, but not many places allow it.
i don't think i will use it. i like the fact that bitcoin allows me to get rid of third parties when doing payments. but i am fairly sure a lot people will like it. it's easy and makes sure you can pay at many places very quickly.
I am already using Xapo debit card but if your offer would be better, i would reconsider to change provider. Sure we need more competition on that field.
If the fees stays the same as it is right now for bitcoin then yes I might try it out. Unless it's controlled by some major bank then I won't do it.
We are no far from start using this type of financial product..
what do you think?
Could you be a user of this?
yes,i will use it but the problem is with the fees, i don't want to pay huge fees.what do you think?
Could you be a user of this?
Don't use those shit cards.
Debit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
I hope in future we do not need a third party, we can directly use bitcoin in all placesDebit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
Don't use those shit cards.
Debit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
Debit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
But debit card make more people interesting to join bitcoin comunity
I hope in future we do not need a third party, we can directly use bitcoin in all places
We already have several bitcoin debit cards so not sure what ops on about. I would only use one if the fees were reasonable and most of them aren't at the moment.
True, but they might be the best option to actually spend your coins directly at the moment, though hopefully we wont need cards and will be able to pay with our wallets on our smartphones etc.
Don't use those shit cards.
Debit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
Debit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
True, but they might be the best option to actually spend your coins directly at the moment, though hopefully we wont need cards and will be able to pay with our wallets on our smartphones etc.
If there would be no huge fees than yes, I would be a user of one such card. Also it's important to note that these cards are only the momentarily solution until our ecosystem doesn't grow enough that it becomes self-sustaining, without any need for such aids. That means that you can pay freely with your Bitcoin everywhere and that almost everyone accept it as a mean of payment!
Don't use those shit cards.
Debit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
Debit Cards are printed and managed by central banks & financial institutions (Visa, MC, amex etc).
Bitcoin shouldn't depend on those.
nah, unless it's free with no fee at all, i would prefer to use bitcoin for what it is, simply moving funds from one client to another
without all the hassles of the credit card
without all the hassles of the credit card
A Bitcoin debit card would be nice but it is hard to get one with so many regulations. It helps with the low adoption rates of Bitcoin and users can spend Bitcoin indirectly. The only problem is the fees though.
I would use it. Currently the ones I've looked into though have too high fees and/or are not Bitcoin-based, but rather you load them up with fiat using bitcoin. I would like my bitcoin card to bitcoin-backed - even if that means dealing with the volatility.
I really hate the way traditional debit cards work. But I can definitely appreciate a Bitcoin debit card that allows me to deposit Bitcoin at for example Xapo and then it will allow me to pay everywhere with their card world wide.
As long as it allows me to spend the money that I have I am happy. That's why I will never use traditional debit cards. They allow you to spend money you don't have. That's what I hate about them.
As long as it allows me to spend the money that I have I am happy. That's why I will never use traditional debit cards. They allow you to spend money you don't have. That's what I hate about them.
It would be amazing to have a debit card thats reliable. I would be scared after the gox fiasco to trust some random company with my atm secured btc. I would never keep a balance. Basically transfer the btc right before I need to use the card.
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