Crypto currency VISA / MasterCard ? - page 2.

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Quote from: jjdub7 on November 28, 2017, 08:26:47 PM

Quote from: Severos on November 28, 2017, 12:56:12 PM

I'm not really familiar with how VISA/MasterCard work, but I'd like to know if there's a way to use them and pay in bitcoin or any other crypto currency. My main interest is paying for exams/application fees for my post graduate studies, so small limit on account transactions aren't a big problem.

In general, you are buying PREPAID FIAT MC/Visa card in all cases. There is no Crypto currency cards.
Then you are selling your bitcoins to the card operator and he's loading your card with fiat.

Usually cards are in Euro / USD / GBP. Keep in mind that all cards are taxing you exchange fee ~2-4% if you are paying in non-card currency.

You could read more about taxes and cards:

http://www.bestbitcoincard.com/

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2017-bitcoin-debit-card-reviews-1410577

My favorite is Spectrocoin.

My favorit also is Spectrocoin-start ( if verified then You have like international bank account), but like about last 2,5 years used Wirex...low fees..

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Quote from: LeGaulois on November 28, 2017, 07:44:25 PM

You basically send your coins to the website and you get credited in your balance and then transfer the money to your card ( in your member area) Pretty easy to use. When you never used before it can be confusing but it's easy as 1.2.3. Then you can use the card with any merchant accepting VISA/Mastercard network.

Some of these services that you can take a look at are Cryptopay, BitPay, Xapo, CoinBank. Wagecan, Wirex, Bonpay, Bitwala, Spectrocoin, there are a few others as well. But if you're from outside Europe then you may have a little problem. Most of them don't accept any more (since August) customers outside Europe (Wagecan may be the only one, and perhaps BitPay)

if not you are from outside europe (asia) you can still use bitpay for this.
if you are very lay about hali this bitpay is a recommendation from me.
because this is very easy and will not make you confused.
in this matter if you have started trying and using it
this will not be difficult and will make your life more practical Grin

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Quote from: Severos on November 28, 2017, 12:56:12 PM

I'm not really familiar with how VISA/MasterCard work, but I'd like to know if there's a way to use them and pay in bitcoin or any other crypto currency. My main interest is paying for exams/application fees for my post graduate studies, so small limit on account transactions aren't a big problem.

In general, you are buying PREPAID FIAT MC/Visa card in all cases. There is no Crypto currency cards.
Then you are selling your bitcoins to the card operator and he's loading your card with fiat.

Usually cards are in Euro / USD / GBP. Keep in mind that all cards are taxing you exchange fee ~2-4% if you are paying in non-card currency.

You could read more about taxes and cards:

http://www.bestbitcoincard.com/

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2017-bitcoin-debit-card-reviews-1410577

My favorite is Spectrocoin.

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You basically send your coins to the website and you get credited in your balance and then transfer the money to your card ( in your member area) Pretty easy to use. When you never used before it can be confusing but it's easy as 1.2.3. Then you can use the card with any merchant accepting VISA/Mastercard network.

Some of these services that you can take a look at are Cryptopay, BitPay, Xapo, CoinBank. Wagecan, Wirex, Bonpay, Bitwala, Spectrocoin, there are a few others as well. But if you're from outside Europe then you may have a little problem. Most of them don't accept any more (since August) customers outside Europe (Wagecan may be the only one, and perhaps BitPay)

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I'm not really familiar with how VISA/MasterCard work, but I'd like to know if there's a way to use them and pay in bitcoin or any other crypto currency. My main interest is paying for exams/application fees for my post graduate studies, so small limit on account transactions aren't a big problem.

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