Topic: Card you use for bitcoin (Read 1058 times)
Got a message saying my E-Coin EUR debit card has been shipped. Should reduce any fees from the USD=>EUR conversion per transaction hoppefully.
as so far, any bitcoin debit cards are high fee, if you have to do this, it better to transfer btc to usd directly/.
Unfortunately this is the reality, fees are there. I understand that some people are determined enough to seek new ways to use bitcoins but honestly I don't think bitcoin debit/credit card is the correct path.Next step will be bitcoin banks and whole satellite infrastructure with services and we will be having digital FIAT in place of bitcoin before we know it. We need direct adoption not artificial ways of paying with BTC.
I'm wondering to myself , why bitcoin card has fee so high , you have a valid reason ?
maybe exchange from bitcoin to local currency is the reason..,
but, for the others fee I don't know the reason...
youre exactly right; some of the forum members ive talked to use the bit-x card to cash out their bitcoin into fiat without the wait or hassle an exchange might have.
I'm wondering to myself , why bitcoin card has fee so high , you have a valid reason ?
maybe exchange from bitcoin to local currency is the reason..,
but, for the others fee I don't know the reason...
I'm wondering to myself , why bitcoin card has fee so high , you have a valid reason ?
I just received bit-x card, and maybe I'll use it..,
but there is some limits in my country...,
so I'll not use it so often...
but there is some limits in my country...,
so I'll not use it so often...
I think it is easier to use cash, if you want to use bitcoin just use a smartphone,
it is cheaper in the cost of the transaction and not too complicated to me
it is cheaper in the cost of the transaction and not too complicated to me
as so far, any bitcoin debit cards are high fee, if you have to do this, it better to transfer btc to usd directly/.
I've been using ADV cash and it's going great! I'm using the virtual card at the moment, and they charge no fees for purchases, with no monthly or annual fees. It's $1 to get a card and $0.99 per deposit.
maybe the next gen of payment processor would take advantage of bitcoin, I'm waiting to see if paypal now that is no longer part of ebay will add bitcoin in 2016, the bitcoin debit card game will change after that, has paypal prepaid already offers online debit cards just for online shopping.
Most shops dont accept bitcoins yet so bitcoin cards has a few advantages
Very true, although you may sometimes have a hard time finding a shop accepting credit cards as well...
Bitcoin cards have more disadvantage than fiat cards, especially unstable bitcoin price & big fees
Just use smartphone, scan the address & pay it
It's simpler & cheaper than using bitcoin cards
Just use smartphone, scan the address & pay it
It's simpler & cheaper than using bitcoin cards
Most shops dont accept bitcoins yet so bitcoin cards has a few advantages
It's here the problem, shops that don't accept bitcoin payment,
you must be stupid if your shop accept bitcoin and you go to pay whit a bitcoin-based card...
Bitcoin cards have more disadvantage than fiat cards, especially unstable bitcoin price & big fees
Just use smartphone, scan the address & pay it
It's simpler & cheaper than using bitcoin cards
Just use smartphone, scan the address & pay it
It's simpler & cheaper than using bitcoin cards
Most shops dont accept bitcoins yet so bitcoin cards has a few advantages
I have personally used both the E-Coin card (on about 7 or 8 occasions now - all in-store) and the Bit-X Mastercard (for online purchases only).
Both of these cards perform as expected. Not sure about availability to your country though, so you might want to check that first.
Both of these cards perform as expected. Not sure about availability to your country though, so you might want to check that first.
check out https://www.e-coin.io/
Debit cards will always have fees and - maybe more important - exchange rates you may not like. It would be much better to pay directly with your BTC wallet whenever possible and, for money, make yourself the exchange and transfer to your normal (usd) card.
Also, I'd advise you to purchase such a card only if you plan to use it on a regular basis, because else you may face "inactivity" fees...
But to answer to your question, the 2 options I know of are Bit-X and Xapo. And, if you care to join to Bit-X campaign you'll also can benefit of a Bit-X card with no fee for emitting it.
Also, I'd advise you to purchase such a card only if you plan to use it on a regular basis, because else you may face "inactivity" fees...
But to answer to your question, the 2 options I know of are Bit-X and Xapo. And, if you care to join to Bit-X campaign you'll also can benefit of a Bit-X card with no fee for emitting it.
I gonna try advcash and bit-x card, but the different fees make me choose advcash debit card, anyone tried advcash??
why you can't simply use your wallet?, i don't see the point of any credit card, bitcoin is born to destroy them, and there are still people that feel the need to use that piece of plastic
then i suppose, it is true that people are still too attached to the current monetary system, and maybe it is the only thing preventing them from accepting bitcoin at 100%
then i suppose, it is true that people are still too attached to the current monetary system, and maybe it is the only thing preventing them from accepting bitcoin at 100%
in my country for example there are few shops , retailers, professionals who accept payment in bitcoin , so I might even have a wallet with 1,000 btc in, but if I can not spend it , I necessarily need to convert in fiat or send it in my credit/debit card
you can simply send your bitcoin on your mobile wallet, or use their online shop(they have one right?), if they have no online service, my first proposal should be good enough, just a quick qr scan and you're done no need to waste money on random credit/debit card
I've been trying to find a good debit/master card for bitcoin. What do y'all use? I want a card that has low or no fees that accept bitcoin transactions. I've hard of adv cash hows that? 
Don't bit-x signature compaign gives free MasterCard for Bitcoin for people who are enrolled on their compaign ? you should check that out . personally im not using any but I may use the Hardware wallet from Mycelium once it's finished which is a card : https://mycelium.com/bitcoincard
why you can't simply use your wallet?, i don't see the point of any credit card, bitcoin is born to destroy them, and there are still people that feel the need to use that piece of plastic
then i suppose, it is true that people are still too attached to the current monetary system, and maybe it is the only thing preventing them from accepting bitcoin at 100%
then i suppose, it is true that people are still too attached to the current monetary system, and maybe it is the only thing preventing them from accepting bitcoin at 100%
in my country for example there are few shops , retailers, professionals who accept payment in bitcoin , so I might even have a wallet with 1,000 btc in, but if I can not spend it , I necessarily need to convert in fiat or send it in my credit/debit card
why you can't simply use your wallet? i don't see the point of any credit card, bitcoin is born to destroy them, and there are still people that feel the need to use that piece of plastic
then i suppose, it is true that people are still too attached to the current monetary system, and maybe it is the only thing preventing them from accepting bitcoin at 100%
then i suppose, it is true that people are still too attached to the current monetary system, and maybe it is the only thing preventing them from accepting bitcoin at 100%
I've been trying to find a good debit/master card for bitcoin. What do y'all use? I want a card that has low or no fees that accept bitcoin transactions. I've hard of adv cash hows that?
I'm using Bit-x debit card (master card). But fees was really too high 
.Or
Try bitplaster may be (i never tried).
~Rude Boy
try anx btc or xapo
i find them both reliable
i find them both reliable
I've been trying to find a good debit/master card for bitcoin. What do y'all use? I want a card that has low or no fees that accept bitcoin transactions. I've hard of adv cash hows that?
I'm not aware of any debit card or credit card that you can use to buy BTC with directly. I'm only aware of bank transfers or wires. I'd love to know what cards could be used but it's probably more on the side of the BTC seller - if they accept MC, Visa, Discover, Amex, etc.
I've been trying to find a good debit/master card for bitcoin. What do y'all use? I want a card that has low or no fees that accept bitcoin transactions. I've hard of adv cash hows that?
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