Topic: List of bitcoin debit cards - page 47. (Read 82910 times)
Anyone know which ones work smoothly in North America?
can someone tell me if there is any bitcoin debitcard available for free
SatoshiTango claims that we can get their virtual or plastic bitcoin debit card now from 0 USD (free). But looks like you have to create an account to find more information about the fees.
can someone tell me if there is any bitcoin debitcard available for free
No, there are no Debit cards that are available for free. No business would do that, it isn't profitable. If you want to use a debit card, you should have enough money to pay the fee anyways. If you only have a few dollars worth of Bitcoin, getting a debit card is not worth it.
can someone tell me if there is any bitcoin debitcard available for free
It would also be helpful if you could add the pros and cons of those debit cards and also how to avail and the it's price. It'll be easier to compare which one is better if it can be easily seen in this thread. Btw, thanks for the list. I've been thinking of getting one but then I'm still having second thoughts if I can really make use of it here in my country. 
would be a huge list and updated will be needed because the terms change from time to time.
administrate such list would be worse than the signature review topic, plus people's money and data will be evolved
I am planning to order WAGECAN
That's great, feel free to follow up with your experience if you end up putting an order and receiving a card.
I am planning to order WAGECAN
Can you add information about each one like basic fees such as activation, PoS, atm withdrawal, loading etc. Also maybe stuff about limits and whether verification is required.
Also, do you know which of those have virtual cards so that I don't need to order a physical one? And which work in the US.
BTW, should bitplastic really be there? It is run by a known scammer so it is highly likely to be a scam.
Also, do you know which of those have virtual cards so that I don't need to order a physical one? And which work in the US.
BTW, should bitplastic really be there? It is run by a known scammer so it is highly likely to be a scam.
It takes quite a bit of effort to add so many details...
This is a list of all bitcoin powered cards I could find, the disclaimer is there for a reason as I can't vouch for the honesty of any of the above services. Nobody should trust any provider blindly. Bitplastic is functional as per deepdotweb however if someone has proof that it's a scam I'll remove it.
Can you add information about each one like basic fees such as activation, PoS, atm withdrawal, loading etc. Also maybe stuff about limits and whether verification is required.
Also, do you know which of those have virtual cards so that I don't need to order a physical one? And which work in the US.
BTW, should bitplastic really be there? It is run by a known scammer so it is highly likely to be a scam.
Also, do you know which of those have virtual cards so that I don't need to order a physical one? And which work in the US.
BTW, should bitplastic really be there? It is run by a known scammer so it is highly likely to be a scam.
Thank you for taking your time to compile this list, i will prefer bitstamp and okpay bitcoin debit cards, it is just my choice nothing personal.
Good list but might wanna add some reviews + features/limitations and fees. Making a table similar to https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CA5gmpZW4AAdmG2.png should help.
It would also be helpful if you could add the pros and cons of those debit cards and also how to avail and the it's price. It'll be easier to compare which one is better if it can be easily seen in this thread. Btw, thanks for the list. I've been thinking of getting one but then I'm still having second thoughts if I can really make use of it here in my country.
Thanks for the good list. Now i get an alternative to e-coin. Last time i have contacted them and they say sorry that they can't send card to my country (Nepal). If i get lucky i think i can get card from one of the above.
There are many bitcoin powered cards (debit/prepaid and even virtual) and I just couldn't find any updated list. I've gathered all the bitcoin card providers I could find. The post below is an actively updated list of bitcoin debit card providers. Feel free to throw a tip my way:
On Hold
Cards you currently can't order/use
The Rock Trading
https://www.therocktrading.com/en/pages/card
Uquid
https://uquid.com/account/register/a?u=UQ847634
Scams
The below services are likely scams, or of very dubious reputation. Stay away.
exkash.com
Useful resources:
Spreadsheet of cards created and maintained by mogrith:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/190M40VDp3QhafLjg3OuTZf2KGoVj4IfnqrllmRNopv8/htmlview
39UFCEZXypQGwwojeoyknhLEpgcC1V3gr5
WARNING! DO NOT TRUST ANY OF THE PROVIDERS BLINDLY. Do your due diligence if you're going to use their services.
Readily available cards:
ANX
https://anxpro.com/pages/card
BitBay PLN cards only
https://bitbay.net/cards/index
Bitnation
https://bitnation.co/order/bitcoin-mastercard-debit-card/
BitPay Card
https://bitpay.com/visa/
Bitstamp
https://www.bitstamp.net/article/bitstamp-new-usd-eur-gbp-denominated-debit-card/
Bitwala
https://www.bitwala.io/card/
Capitalist.net (partner of livecoin.net)
https://capitalist.net/fees (third tab for card fees)
Coinomat
https://coinomat.com/cards.php
CoinsBank (formerly Bit-X)
https://coinsbank.com/cards-details
Cryptopay.me
https://cryptopay.me/bitcoin-debit-card
GCX
https://gcx.io/
Goldmoney
https://www.goldmoney.com/personal/goldmoney-mastercard
Mistertango/Btc-exchange.com
https://mistertango.com
Mobi
https://www.mobi.me/fees
Okpay
https://www.okpay.com/en/personal/payment-cards/okpay/
Payeer
https://payeer.com/en/mastercard/
Satoshitango
https://www.satoshitango.com/
Shakepay
https://shakepay.co
Shift U.S. residents only
https://www.shiftpayments.com/coinbase
Unichange
https://unichange.me/debit_cards
Uphold USD prepaid only
https://uphold.com/en/blog/posts/uphold/spend-uphold-money-anywhere-mastercard-r-is-accepted
WageCan
https://www.wagecan.com/
Upcoming Services:
ALFAcashier Pre-Orders
https://www.alfacashier.com/debitcard-order
Bonpay
https://bonpay.com/
Related services
https://loaddebitcard.com/
https://www.leupay.eu/
Questionable
Services of the providers in this category are of questionable quality as no user reviews (neither positive or negative) are to be found anywhere.
AltoCenter
https://altocenter.com/#/debit
CoinJar Australia only
https://www.coinjar.eu/spend
Lavapay
https://www.lavapay.com/en/services/virtual-cards-fees.html
Loadoo
https://loadoo.com/en/
Quarantine
The providers in this category have been offering their services for quite some time now, but issues are reported by users from time to time.
Advcash
http://advcash.com/en/solutions/card/
Bitplastic
https://bitplastic.com/
Coinizy | See why
https://www.coinizy.com/
Spectrocoin | See why
https://spectrocoin.com/en/bitcoin-debit-card.html
Wirex (e-coin) | See why
https://wirexapp.com/ / https://www.e-coin.io
Xapo
https://in.xapo.com/campaign/debit/
Readily available cards:
ANX
https://anxpro.com/pages/card
BitBay PLN cards only
https://bitbay.net/cards/index
Bitnation
https://bitnation.co/order/bitcoin-mastercard-debit-card/
BitPay Card
https://bitpay.com/visa/
Bitstamp
https://www.bitstamp.net/article/bitstamp-new-usd-eur-gbp-denominated-debit-card/
Bitwala
https://www.bitwala.io/card/
Capitalist.net (partner of livecoin.net)
https://capitalist.net/fees (third tab for card fees)
Coinomat
https://coinomat.com/cards.php
CoinsBank (formerly Bit-X)
https://coinsbank.com/cards-details
Cryptopay.me
https://cryptopay.me/bitcoin-debit-card
GCX
https://gcx.io/
Goldmoney
https://www.goldmoney.com/personal/goldmoney-mastercard
Mistertango/Btc-exchange.com
https://mistertango.com
Mobi
https://www.mobi.me/fees
Okpay
https://www.okpay.com/en/personal/payment-cards/okpay/
Payeer
https://payeer.com/en/mastercard/
Satoshitango
https://www.satoshitango.com/
Shakepay
https://shakepay.co
Shift U.S. residents only
https://www.shiftpayments.com/coinbase
Unichange
https://unichange.me/debit_cards
Uphold USD prepaid only
https://uphold.com/en/blog/posts/uphold/spend-uphold-money-anywhere-mastercard-r-is-accepted
WageCan
https://www.wagecan.com/
Upcoming Services:
ALFAcashier Pre-Orders
https://www.alfacashier.com/debitcard-order
Bonpay
https://bonpay.com/
Related services
https://loaddebitcard.com/
https://www.leupay.eu/
Questionable
Services of the providers in this category are of questionable quality as no user reviews (neither positive or negative) are to be found anywhere.
AltoCenter
https://altocenter.com/#/debit
CoinJar Australia only
https://www.coinjar.eu/spend
Lavapay
https://www.lavapay.com/en/services/virtual-cards-fees.html
Loadoo
https://loadoo.com/en/
Quarantine
The providers in this category have been offering their services for quite some time now, but issues are reported by users from time to time.
Advcash
http://advcash.com/en/solutions/card/
Bitplastic
https://bitplastic.com/
Coinizy | See why
https://www.coinizy.com/
Spectrocoin | See why
https://spectrocoin.com/en/bitcoin-debit-card.html
Wirex (e-coin) | See why
https://wirexapp.com/ / https://www.e-coin.io
Xapo
https://in.xapo.com/campaign/debit/
On Hold
Cards you currently can't order/use
The Rock Trading
https://www.therocktrading.com/en/pages/card
Uquid
https://uquid.com/account/register/a?u=UQ847634
Scams
The below services are likely scams, or of very dubious reputation. Stay away.
exkash.com
Useful resources:
Spreadsheet of cards created and maintained by mogrith:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/190M40VDp3QhafLjg3OuTZf2KGoVj4IfnqrllmRNopv8/htmlview
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