Yes you got the great thing. By using this bitcoin transaction become so easy and comfortable. Sometimes i face some weird things but can be ignored. In a word i can say you can consider this is an exchanger.
Topic: Bitpay - credit card for Bitcoin. Anyone here tried it? (Read 306 times)
Credit Card feature sounds interesting. I have learned the name Bitpay just now though. Did you start using it? Don’t forget to give a review if you try bitpay. I will going to research more on it.
I have heard about it but haven’t tried it yet. But I heard that it’s really good to use. There are some similar kind of apps exist in the market. If bitpay works really good as it says then without any doubt it will be in the top position.
I have never heard of Bitpay but it sounds interesting. I am definitely gonna look forward it because it will be great to convert bitcoin to fiat currency so easily. Let’s see the reviews of it.
Haven't actually had the chance to experience it but seems like a good service if it works properly. It would be a great choice if it doesn't have bugs like the previous ones.
Yeah it is just like a credit card. The only difference is it works with crypto. But it is fine. But it costs you if you are a merchant.
I read it about in a article. Truely i believe that it will have a great impact on crypto market and cyptos will gain popularity and many other countries will show respect towards cryptos.
I never heard of it but if it's true crytocurrency will reach a new level and more coutires will accept bitcoins as a legal currency.
According to many users Bitpay is what they have been waiting for a long time. Bitpay works just like Paypal but here you are exchanging cryptos. However, it is a bit costly to operate which is a downside of Bitpay.
Very much usuable, but since you can easily, transfer into hard money, makes you even more impaitent to save. Not for the people who are into too much spending cash.
Credit cards work as a blessing and as a curse. Curse because they prompt people for buying on an impulse. And a blessing because they will be able to get the money quickly, and with an ease. But then again, this is in general a good thing.
Credit card is something which is tied up with impulsive spending. This is a good thing that the people will be able to withdraw the coins, hassle free. But then again, comes the addiction of that of a shopaholic. This is both a good thing and a bad thing.
I've recently heard about it and haven't used it yet. As far as I heard , it's actually legit and its really convenient to use. Besides having a credit card is always great, you could try using it.
It’s really good news for us also I don't use this types of card but it looks very attractive also bitpay giving this facility to the btc users also we can convert our coins into normal currency like Dollar or Euro which is really easy and time saving for us.
Yes, I have used it. This is really awesome and easy to use. But the problem is this is making me to spend all my holding as withdraw has become so easy with Bitpay. I should stop being an extravagant 
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.He He OK, yeah totally understand, if I had a Bitpay card when the BTC was up around 20k i would probably sit with crypto crumbs now hehe
Yes, I have used it. This is really awesome and easy to use. But the problem is this is making me to spend all my holding as withdraw has become so easy with Bitpay. I should stop being an extravagant .
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It’s a great initiative for bitcoin. Now when investors need fiat money they can go ATM booth and convert their bitcoin to fiat money. But still now i am not tried it.
No. I haven't used it yet. But, this is going to be amazing. People will find bitcoin more convenient to use. Though it hasn't got that much popularity yet. But, in future it will do.
Does anyone offer real bitcoin cards now? I mean plastic ones, not virtual.
I worked in a company that was offering btc debit cards. But after Visa broke up with Wavescrest (their main card issuer) in January, they still haven't released any alternative for the European market.
None of their competitors launched any cards, too.
I worked in a company that was offering btc debit cards. But after Visa broke up with Wavescrest (their main card issuer) in January, they still haven't released any alternative for the European market.
None of their competitors launched any cards, too.
This is exactly what bitpay do, thats why i open this thread.) unfortunately not in my country, but you can check quickly if it works in yours.
Ahh, they only support the US, so nevermind. Will not work for me.
Does anyone offer real bitcoin cards now? I mean plastic ones, not virtual.
mistertango and wirex off the top of my head.
bitpay is only available to americans these days and i haven't heard anything from them about getting a new provider for people in other countries yet. when it did work for europeans i didn't have a single problem with it.
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