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Quote from: platinumsteel2016 on August 17, 2019, 11:07:43 AM

HI

I have been using Bitpay Debit Card for awhile now. I love the card, but when the company made withdrawing funds via the ATM no longer
available, they lost some serious cool points!!!

Can anyone provide me with a company that issues Bitcoin Debit Cards that WILL allow you to withdraw funds from the ATM please forward
the link/info....I hope to hear from you fairly soon. I am located in USA.

AFAIK, the MCO(crypto.com) debit cards are the best in the market considering their worldwide offers, small withdrawal fees and quality of the service. If you can download their app in the Play Store, you can order directly from the app. The USA and Singapore customers can order the Obsidian Black cards.
Wirex for the EU customers, Advcash has promises after the closed service of Wave Crest, Paycent has hidden fees (the BTC/usd exchange rate is lower than market).
Crypterium is my first choice but their card provider is the UnionPay, withdrawal fees are affordable, you need to wait for joining the card applicants list. Crypterium sends debit cards in batches as a Paycent.

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Quote from: bitbunnny on August 17, 2019, 03:32:02 PM

Wirex is also an option, they allow to withdraw funds at ATM and I think they are available in.USA.
Hoewever there is a monthly limit and fee for cash withdrawal but they also have an option to transfer funds to bank account if that suits you.
Anyway, I think we don't have enough Bitcoin debit card providers on the market so I beleive this will change soon.

I don't think Wirex is the best option, there's been a lot of issues with people using Wirex debit cards. I've personally have had friends complain about the lack of customer service and also the glitch bank transfers that often arrive late, or get processed late. On top of that, they have really bad spreads which mean you are spending a lot of money.

I'd personally choose Bitpay, they seem to have decent support, but they've recently updated a lot of their KYC issues (added KYC for transactions over 2,000 USD), and it's only works for US customers.

If your EU, go with Wirex I guess, there are no other options, unfortunately - or set up a debit card yourself and sell BTC for bank transfers.

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Wirex is also an option, they allow to withdraw funds at ATM and I think they are available in.USA.
Hoewever there is a monthly limit and fee for cash withdrawal but they also have an option to transfer funds to bank account if that suits you.
Anyway, I think we don't have enough Bitcoin debit card providers on the market so I beleive this will change soon.

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You can check this list. I don't think Shift's card is working anymore, Paycent is not that known so your best bet would BitPay's card.

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HI

I have been using Bitpay Debit Card for awhile now. I love the card, but when the company made withdrawing funds via the ATM no longer
available, they lost some serious cool points!!!

Can anyone provide me with a company that issues Bitcoin Debit Cards that WILL allow you to withdraw funds from the ATM please forward
the link/info....I hope to hear from you fairly soon. I am located in USA.

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