Topic: Can Debit Cards & Visa Save Cryptocurrencies? - page 2. (Read 302 times)

Remember VISA has up to 24k TPS. That's why a lot of crypto platforms are trying to create more and more platform that adopt huge scalability to make their coin can be used as an alternative system to the VISA payment, it's not about the scalability but it's about crypto developer is thinking to replace the VISA itself.

I agree with the statement. Many years ago, people used barter, then money, then electronic money. Soon it will be time for cryptocurrency.

If encryption can continue to evolve, then I believe we can see that day, I saw that a refrigerated device has an electronic card that should be a cold wallet. Since such devices exist, when encryption becomes a global currency, these things will certainly be used on a large scale. Companies like VISA are unlikely to give up such opportunities.

This question reveals a deep lack of understanding of the spirit and philosophy of cryptos.

Traditional banking instruments can even become obsolete or at least far less important as soon as Crypto Currencies resolve the scalability question, which is only a matter of time.

very potential will occur, it's just that some regulations make master cards and visa unable to expand to crypto. we know that master card and visa have large users and some projects from crypto are very interested and have the opportunity to partner with both in the future.

Definitely NO, What kind of benefits would people get from using combined Cryptocurrencies with VISA & Debit Card. NONE! This already exists, why should people replace already existing and working thing to new one ?

You should have made the question more exact and clearer, what do you mean by saving? Saving as in if CC payments become more accepted then crypto currencies will skyrocket again?
In most cases CC payment have too big of a fee , they are meant for situations when you cant wait for bank transfers to go trough.

I'm not sure how this system will work. I do not vote, lol

In my mind, I just imagine that I can use my crypto balance for paying something without to exchange it first to other currency. As a miner, I split my mining fund to three. 1st wallet for my profit, 2nd wallet for the bill, and the third one for buying mining part that I'll regularly use for maintenance or replacing. So, if it really works, maybe I can use it as the third wallet.

There are a few reasons I personally believe crypto-cards can shape our future and potentially save cryptocurrencies.

• Mass adoption can take place as more people use debit cards than even cash. When will the majority of people start to get involved into crypto? This gives the regular wise guy an easy outlet to not only buy, but sell his bitcoin or altcoins instead of OTC or thru LBC.
• The convenience is key. People pay for convenience; so if you decide you want an easy place to cash in and out, crypto cards are the way to go.
• So easy, my mother could do it (she is not technically inclined whatsoever). People love simplicity and ease of access.
• Lastly, trading. Wirex, for example, you can buy and sell your crypto for fiat (not tether) and play the markets that way. The only issue would be fees but hey, what exchange doesn't have 'em!?

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If you’re new to cryptocurrency, then chances are you’re thinking ‘How do I spend it?’ After all, while great for transferring money, a large number of online shopping experiences require you to input physical card details. With transfer fees to consider, crypto doesn’t always make sense to the serious shopper.

There are several companies out there who offer physical debit cards linked to a cryptocurrency exchange, but for the people I have spoken to, they are worried about the physical security of the cash. So I was intrigued to learn that one such debit-card offering company Wirex, based in London, was recently granted UK Financial Conduct Authority approval. A pretty large rubber stamp in the grand scheme of financial security.

Why is FCA approval so important?

After the 2008 banking crash, the FCA became more stringent. Its job is to measure the security of the banking industry, enhance market integrity and protect it, as it is accountable to the UK treasury. Currently, it regulates over 56,000 financial services and markets, but new applications can take 12-months to approve and can only be done by submitting governance and monitoring paper works that underline the integrity of an organization.


It also means that holders that have been approved and granted a license can then create e-money accounts in over 25 different currencies allowing the possibility to trade securely around the globe.

Called the E-money License, recipients of the certificate can freely operate in 23 countries from the European Union as well as issue personal International Banking Numbers, legal ATM cards, exchange services and hold client funds in segregated accounts instead of company accounts.

Pulled from Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ginaclarke/2018/10/22/why-debit-cards-and-visa-could-save-cryptocurrencies/