Credit Card supporting Bitcoin - page 2.

Starkick

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Quote from: Sethrey on October 08, 2018, 06:51:12 AM

Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 06:13:58 AM

Ive already found some inf about ONLY crypro cards, but ink it it serves a fiat- and crypto- at the same time

Can you tell more about it? It's very interesting as I try to collect as more information about it as possible.
It's better to find someone who can suggest a good service that he used already but still.

Well, there is exist some commercial banks that can provide you with it, some of them have high fees (2,5 $ just for cash withdraw etc)
moreover u can download mobile app so it can be just like ur bank app
But i dont sure that its reasonable to make such card because it high fees
think about it, maybe cryptoexchangers not so bad?)

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Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 06:13:58 AM

Ive already found some inf about ONLY crypro cards, but ink it it serves a fiat- and crypto- at the same time

Can you tell more about it? It's very interesting as I try to collect as more information about it as possible.
It's better to find someone who can suggest a good service that he used already but still.

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Quote from: rudox on October 08, 2018, 06:27:50 AM

You can always change your money to fiat using Luno. Just go to www.luno.com and register an account with them and verify the account by doing KYC. Luno accepts your Ethereum and Bitcoin which luno will pay directly to your local fiat bank account. Try them and find out how efficient and highly secured they are.
Good luck.

pls, advertise it a bit quiet

Sethrey

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Quote from: rudox on October 08, 2018, 06:27:50 AM

You can always change your money to fiat using Luno. Just go to www.luno.com and register an account with them and verify the account by doing KYC. Luno accepts your Ethereum and Bitcoin which luno will pay directly to your local fiat bank account. Try them and find out how efficient and highly secured they are.
Good luck.

Very interesting service by the way. But it seems to me that it will not accept all banks..
Or it works with all VISA cards? I just don't want to have any troubles sending money to nowhere.

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You can always change your money to fiat using Luno. Just go to www.luno.com and register an account with them and verify the account by doing KYC. Luno accepts your Ethereum and Bitcoin which luno will pay directly to your local fiat bank account. Try them and find out how efficient and highly secured they are.
Good luck.

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Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on October 08, 2018, 05:28:59 AM

You can have a look at this thread.

You say credit card, and on those list there are debit cards but I think that is what you are looking for: to spend your crypto with a card.

Thanks for sharing, but I want to hear your thoughts which one is better to use. As there are many of them and if someone used it they can share the opinion.
As it's hard to choose something I don't know.

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Quote from: Sethrey on October 08, 2018, 06:06:24 AM

Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 05:59:21 AM

Quote from: Sethrey on October 08, 2018, 05:49:33 AM

Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 05:48:05 AM

Some crypto-exchange services allow fiat-deposits. So u can deposit in it ur money right form credit card and then exchange them to BTC or any other currency on the exchange-site

I know that I can buy Bitcoin with my credit card but then it will be stored on the crypto wallet, isn't it?
Or there are credit cards that can accept Bitcoin after exchange?

Oh, that's the question... well, as i know visa / mastercard still don't accepted crypto in their payment-system. Right now you can operate only with the exchanger, But i think that you can find convenient one and download it's app on your mobile phone, so it can make it a bit faster than using your computer

Then it doesn't really suit me as I want to have a card that will allow me to do payments everywhere, not only where it's accepted.
It takes much time in order to find a good service that will accept crypto and there are lots of scammers these days.
I just want to feel safe and save my time.

Ive already found some inf about ONLY crypro cards, but ink it it serves a fiat- and crypto- at the same time

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Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 05:59:21 AM

Quote from: Sethrey on October 08, 2018, 05:49:33 AM

Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 05:48:05 AM

Some crypto-exchange services allow fiat-deposits. So u can deposit in it ur money right form credit card and then exchange them to BTC or any other currency on the exchange-site

I know that I can buy Bitcoin with my credit card but then it will be stored on the crypto wallet, isn't it?
Or there are credit cards that can accept Bitcoin after exchange?

Oh, that's the question... well, as i know visa / mastercard still don't accepted crypto in their payment-system. Right now you can operate only with the exchanger, But i think that you can find convenient one and download it's app on your mobile phone, so it can make it a bit faster than using your computer

Then it doesn't really suit me as I want to have a card that will allow me to do payments everywhere, not only where it's accepted.
It takes much time in order to find a good service that will accept crypto and there are lots of scammers these days.
I just want to feel safe and save my time.

Starkick

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Quote from: Sethrey on October 08, 2018, 05:49:33 AM

Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 05:48:05 AM

Some crypto-exchange services allow fiat-deposits. So u can deposit in it ur money right form credit card and then exchange them to BTC or any other currency on the exchange-site

I know that I can buy Bitcoin with my credit card but then it will be stored on the crypto wallet, isn't it?
Or there are credit cards that can accept Bitcoin after exchange?

Oh, that's the question... well, as i know visa / mastercard still don't accepted crypto in their payment-system. Right now you can operate only with the exchanger, But i think that you can find convenient one and download it's app on your mobile phone, so it can make it a bit faster than using your computer

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Quote from: Starkick on October 08, 2018, 05:48:05 AM

Some crypto-exchange services allow fiat-deposits. So u can deposit in it ur money right form credit card and then exchange them to BTC or any other currency on the exchange-site

I know that I can buy Bitcoin with my credit card but then it will be stored on the crypto wallet, isn't it?
Or there are credit cards that can accept Bitcoin after exchange?

Starkick

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Some crypto-exchange services allow fiat-deposits. So u can deposit in it ur money right form credit card and then exchange them to BTC or any other currency on the exchange-site

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Quote from: vlad230 on October 08, 2018, 05:34:28 AM

I'm using Revolut and it works fine. You can store BTC, ETH, BCH, XRP & LTC in your revolut account and just use the attached card to pay directly.

The downside is that the exchange rates for these crypto currencies are not that great and you'll loose a bit on that side (about $150 - 200 per BTC). Other than that, it's easy and straight forward to use.

So you can pay for everything? I mean not only in cases when seller accepts crypto?
As for exchange rates I thought it would be like that as it's very profitable for those who releases credit cards like this.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on October 08, 2018, 05:30:21 AM

There are plenty of services actually, here is a list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-of-bitcoin-debit-cards-1242788

If you're buying online from major services (Amazon, Xbox, PSN, etc.) It might be better to buy gift cards using eGifter/Bitrefill and redeem them in the site.

EDIT: The same list is posted above, just take in consideration that the thread might be outdated and some services may no longer be offering cards anymore.

I just want to have a real card with Bitcoins on it in order to make payments in markets for instance or payments for rent.
Is it possible?

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I'm using Revolut and it works fine. You can store BTC, ETH, BCH, XRP & LTC in your revolut account and just use the attached card to pay directly.

The downside is that the exchange rates for these crypto currencies are not that great and you'll loose a bit on that side (about $150 - 200 per BTC). Other than that, it's easy and straight forward to use.

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Firstly to transfer bitcoin you need a bitcoin supported wallet. You can transfer bitcoin from your wallet to the receivers wallet. And I don't think that there is a credit card that supports bitcoin because bitcoin is a decentralized technology that is not under any regulations from any government or bank. Well bitcoin is still developing and growing and for now not every one accepts it but hopefully in future it would get acceptance because it offer a lot of services better than traditional means like credit card transactions in bitcoin are faster and at zero cost to any where in the world provided both parties has a bitcoin wallet.

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There are plenty of services actually, here is a list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-of-bitcoin-debit-cards-1242788

If you're buying online from major services (Amazon, Xbox, PSN, etc.) It might be better to buy gift cards using eGifter/Bitrefill and redeem them in the site.

EDIT: The same list is posted above, just take in consideration that the thread might be outdated and some services may no longer be offering cards anymore.

Don Pedro Dinero

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The first decentralized crypto betting platform

You can have a look at this thread.

You say credit card, and on those list there are debit cards but I think that is what you are looking for: to spend your crypto with a card.

Sethrey

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Hi all!

I'm not a big professional in crypto so I think you can help me.
I was thinking about different methods how can I transfer Bitcoin and how can I do payments with that.
So I come to a question if any credit cards supporting Bitcoin exist?

As there are still many services that don't accept Bitcoin and maybe it's possible to pay with a credit card which will convert it somehow into FIAT?
Have you heard of any or maybe you use some already?

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