Topic: Bitcoin debit card with the best possible exchange rate (Read 1346 times)
I am currently using the Shift Card and it has the best exchange rate that I have ever seen for a Bitcoin debit card. This is mostly due to the fact that they work on top of Coinbase, and GDAX, which is where the Coinbase exchange rate comes from, for some reason happen to have a higher exchange rate than other exchanges. Furthermore, neither Shift nor Coinbase (I assume they are the same company) take any fees from transactions. The only fee I have had to incur since I decided to give them a try was the $10 issuance fee for the card itself. On the negative side, however, Coinbase's reputation has been going down lately, especially after the huge ordeal about the insider trading with Bitcoin Cash, which while not proven is very likely. I have personally been treated well by them, but do keep that incident in mind.
I've used a wirex card in the last 2 weeks and its exchange rates are ridiculous. They give me less euros for bitcoin than the worst exchange rate in any moment. That's a pity because for all the rest is great, very fast in loading and flawless for ATM and Payments. And I can decide how many btc convert just one minute before the use (that's not possible with advcash, that I also have).
Does the bitwala have this feature? Or do you have to load an amount of btc suddenly converted in euros/dollars?
Another question, you talk of wirex anonimity, but without verification limits of the card are ridicolous (i.e. 200 euros for card lifetime) how can this be useful?
Does the bitwala have this feature? Or do you have to load an amount of btc suddenly converted in euros/dollars?
Another question, you talk of wirex anonimity, but without verification limits of the card are ridicolous (i.e. 200 euros for card lifetime) how can this be useful?
Tenx confirmed new global cards provider, still not ETA yet.
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Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
$162 sign-up fee?!
Are you serious?
@CrazyIvan did you try Yandex?
No, I think I ll wait a few more weeks to see what Tenx is going to come up with. They stated they ll start shipping non EU cards by the end of November.
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Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
$162 sign-up fee?!
Are you serious?
@CrazyIvan did you try Yandex?
Unfortunately, I´m not joking. The 162 sign-up fee actually is already a discount from the original
sign-up fee of 180 $. I concede that this is quite the money grab and much higher than at every other
debit card provider (e.g. Bitwala has a 8 € sign-up fee).
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Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
$162 sign-up fee?!
Are you serious?
@CrazyIvan did you try Yandex?
Does anyone know any option which works for Non-EU and outside of US?
Cause ATM, I do not see this.
Cause ATM, I do not see this.
WageCan Golden Card (they send it globally):
wagecan.com
However, I have my doubts regarding this Bitcoin debit card provider. In another
thread the user "warningssigns" reported that the card has several issues.
Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
-2,5 % fee for every ATM withdrawal on top of already existing fees charged by the bank, which provides the ATM
-annual withdrawal limit for ATMs of 25000 $
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I can´t find the thread now, but his review was rather negative.
However, as far as I know this is currently the only option for non-EU and outside of the US.
Nope, this one does not work for East Europe. So "sending globally" is just a commercial. Still, thx for suggestion.
Remove this hidden referral link from my thread or I will give you a negative trust rating! You re a piece of shit dude.
Are you honestly using this card or just earning referral fees (https://spectrocoin.com/en/signup.html?referralId=3748413835) ?
More details would be appropriate.
More details would be appropriate.
Does anyone know any option which works for Non-EU and outside of US?
Cause ATM, I do not see this.
Cause ATM, I do not see this.
WageCan Golden Card (they send it globally):
wagecan.com
However, I have my doubts regarding this Bitcoin debit card provider. In another
thread the user "warningssigns" reported that the card has several issues.
Among others:
-162 $ sign-up fee
-2,5 % fee for every ATM withdrawal on top of already existing fees charged by the bank, which provides the ATM
-annual withdrawal limit for ATMs of 25000 $
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I can´t find the thread now, but his review was rather negative.
However, as far as I know this is currently the only option for non-EU and outside of the US.
Does anyone know any option which works for Non-EU and outside of US?
Cause ATM, I do not see this.
Cause ATM, I do not see this.
But what happened with wirex? i used them service and they replied to my answers so fast, because they have a good customer support in the forum.
I have been using their debit card for more than 5 months right now, and i only had 1 issue with them, the money that i loaded to the card got stuck, but they resolved it in only three days.
I saw that bitwala is a good option too, but i am not using them.
I have been using their debit card for more than 5 months right now, and i only had 1 issue with them, the money that i loaded to the card got stuck, but they resolved it in only three days.
I saw that bitwala is a good option too, but i am not using them.
Wirex s got TERRIBLE exchange rate, one of the worst rates by far. Definitely NOT recommended unless they change this policy of ripping off their clients.
But what happened with wirex? i used them service and they replied to my answers so fast, because they have a good customer support in the forum.
I have been using their debit card for more than 5 months right now, and i only had 1 issue with them, the money that i loaded to the card got stuck, but they resolved it in only three days.
I saw that bitwala is a good option too, but i am not using them.
I have been using their debit card for more than 5 months right now, and i only had 1 issue with them, the money that i loaded to the card got stuck, but they resolved it in only three days.
I saw that bitwala is a good option too, but i am not using them.
Have you tried Uphold.com , currently they provide virtual debit cards...
Uphold has some pretty crappy exchange rates or at least when i used them. Plus, their account has pretty low limits for an anonymous user so unless you are able to verify yourself you probably don't want to use them.
Also it's weird they claim that they are running on full reserve but then they don't actually show proof of reserves - you can see the numbers, they add up. But you don't know whether they are lying or not. It's just so weird.
I doubt if there will be a way outside this because of the KYC issue all over the crypto space. Also I doubt if those services will be available for long considering the news about Visa and MasterCard withdrawing their services to crypto currency website whether physical cards or virtual ones. For Xapo, the verification is just too crazy for me and there is even no option as to the limit without verification. I guess we should start looking for ways outside the use of cards for converting to fiat.
The only actual problem with Tenx is the fact you need to wait for 2-3 months to get these since there is a huge demand.
Interesting... Guess that rules out the possibility of Tenx for me.
So apart from that, are there any anonymous virtual debit cards that can be topped up using bitcoin, that also works outside of EU? As i've said, i'm forced to not use Wirex anymore since they are not issuing VCCs anymore.
I guess i could just get a preloaded VCC which i can't top up, but that really sucks.
I see some comments above suggested Cryptopay for anonymous account. But I never tried before, maybe you try it and write a review here
The only actual problem with Tenx is the fact you need to wait for 2-3 months to get these since there is a huge demand.
Interesting... Guess that rules out the possibility of Tenx for me.
So apart from that, are there any anonymous virtual debit cards that can be topped up using bitcoin, that also works outside of EU? As i've said, i'm forced to not use Wirex anymore since they are not issuing VCCs anymore.
I guess i could just get a preloaded VCC which i can't top up, but that really sucks.
I see some comments above suggested Cryptopay for anonymous account. But I never tried before, maybe you try it and write a review here
Shift and Xapo need to make the list as one of the best. They don't offer a prepaid card, when you spend on a transaction the bitcoin needed is immediately debited from your wallet, thus you get the exchange rate at the point of sale...i.e., the best possible exchange rate.
There are two types of bitcoin debit cards in the market, the physical and virtual.
If you are looking for physical debit card that can be loaded with bitcoin and withdraw in fiat, then i must refer you to xapo.
Other than this, you can get a free virtual bitcoin debit card at coin.ph.
Both cards are verified and works seamlessly anywhere.
If you are looking for physical debit card that can be loaded with bitcoin and withdraw in fiat, then i must refer you to xapo.
Other than this, you can get a free virtual bitcoin debit card at coin.ph.
Both cards are verified and works seamlessly anywhere.
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Have you tried Uphold.com , currently they provide virtual debit cards...
Uphold has some pretty crappy exchange rates or at least when i used them. Plus, their account has pretty low limits for an anonymous user so unless you are able to verify yourself you probably don't want to use them.
Also it's weird they claim that they are running on full reserve but then they don't actually show proof of reserves - you can see the numbers, they add up. But you don't know whether they are lying or not. It's just so weird.
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