How will the card balance be? Will it be converted to dollars/euro or will it remain in crypotocurrencies and then debit at the date of payment?
We all know the legal problems regarding the company's headquarters in Europe. Did the company solve all these things before starting to impose more identity verification procedures?
Why do you say it is the end of using the platform without an identity? I think they have designed some services to be less centralized which means that there is an attractive market for this industry.
Topic: The Binance card is here - page 2. (Read 316 times)
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You just transfer 15 USD worth of BNB or BTC to your card balance, and we'll process your order. We don't charge any monthly or annual fees.
This is interesting. Of course, there can be top up fees, strange exchange rates (crypto-fiat) and of course Forex fees, since Binance markets don't cover all the currencies.
Let's see how it will go. For now it's promising.
(Of course, you're right, KYC is near.)
Binance has now its own debit card. It's currently available for Malaysia and to all countries in the next following weeks
https://card.binance.com/en/
I knew this day will come soon or later, be ready for a full KYC verification now, owning a card or not. Because I'm pretty sure the next feature will be bank deposits and withdrawals.
They posted a blog post about it here
https://card.binance.com/en/
I knew this day will come soon or later, be ready for a full KYC verification now, owning a card or not. Because I'm pretty sure the next feature will be bank deposits and withdrawals.
They posted a blog post about it here
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Where do I get my Binance Card?
We’re currently releasing the Binance Card in a beta version, and we aim to make it available globally to all new and existing Binance users within the next few weeks. We will initially release the card in Malaysia, then follow with Vietnam, and add more countries as we move forward.
You can register interest in Binance Card through the landing page, and we will notify you once the card becomes available in your region. All you need to do then is download the Binance Card App, log in to your Binance account or register a new one, and complete simple and secure identity verification. Then you can order the card for a one-time cost of 15 USD, which is payable in the form of initial top-up from your crypto wallet to the Binance Card balance. You just transfer 15 USD worth of BNB or BTC to your card balance, and we'll process your order. We don't charge any monthly or annual fees.
We’re currently releasing the Binance Card in a beta version, and we aim to make it available globally to all new and existing Binance users within the next few weeks. We will initially release the card in Malaysia, then follow with Vietnam, and add more countries as we move forward.
You can register interest in Binance Card through the landing page, and we will notify you once the card becomes available in your region. All you need to do then is download the Binance Card App, log in to your Binance account or register a new one, and complete simple and secure identity verification. Then you can order the card for a one-time cost of 15 USD, which is payable in the form of initial top-up from your crypto wallet to the Binance Card balance. You just transfer 15 USD worth of BNB or BTC to your card balance, and we'll process your order. We don't charge any monthly or annual fees.
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