Topic: Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? (Read 767 times)
September 17, 2022, 03:31:25 PM
may be. but i guess debit card/credit card/visa will always be there. but I imagine someday debit cards and visas can also pay with crypto. so crypto and fiat can together become a means of payment.
September 17, 2022, 01:52:05 PM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
I believe that all of the above is true. And while it is probably not okay that cash in hand money disappears, I'm looking forward to a world in which central bankers can not manipulate our purchasing power by printing tons of money and by charging intrest on loans of money that they do not possess.
I have read that HBAR (Hedera Hashgraph) of all blockchain technologies is the fastest, the cheapest and the most energy efficient.
Kevin O'Leary, a known billionaire from Shark Tank, has invested a significant amount of his portfolio in HBAR.
That said, I don't know where it stands in comparison to Ethereum after the merge.
September 17, 2022, 01:29:32 PM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
what you say doesn't make sense to me because it's all bullshit. because it is impossible for Cryptocurency to eliminate the need for people to use Debit/Credit cards. so don't mix water and oil because they won't stick together. because not all people on earth know and believe in cryptocurrencies so that until now many countries do not have special rules regarding the circulation of cryptocurrencies.
September 10, 2022, 01:45:55 PM
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Yes, I have the same opinion as you regarding this topic. Look, I am also very comfortable using digital payment systems in lieu of using cash. Just imagine you have to pay a huge amount of cash now. It is really impossible to carry that cash. There would be several problems. But I can carry more than that amount without carrying cash. I just need to carry my smartphone and I can pay the amount easily. Though I am not a big supporter of credit or debit, they charge a very good amount for them, but what is a loss for me? If our country approved BTC, then obviously I would be very comfortable using BTC and Crypto. because it will be the easiest and safest. That's my overall opinion regarding this. Thank you.
September 05, 2022, 04:29:31 AM
Will crypto eliminate the credit/debit card? Probably not, but will it take over the domination, most likely yes. Crypto more seamless than Credit and Debit card, however the biggest challenge is the credit score, most people using credit card to get credit score so they can get some loan from bank.
September 03, 2022, 02:43:51 AM
IMHO, I dont think so, because the debit cards and credit cards are not against each other since some functions from credit/debit cards and crypto are identical so there's no such word as close completion between the two platforms because both platforms can be adjusted depending on the situation they were applied. so I believe both services will share the market potential and survive in the future.
September 03, 2022, 01:33:56 AM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
I can't guarantee that it won't fully happen in the future, but as of right now, given the pace at which cryptocurrencies are being adopted globally, I doubt that this will be attainable in a few decades. Why? Because there will still be a government. Such an event won't take place due to the government's need for total control. However, if the majority of the top countries use and leverage the profit for economic development, this is still achievable. With additional nations adopting it, the entire world will eventually do so, I'm confident. Also currently, there hasn't yet been any formidable step to show that it will soon replace debit and credit cards.
I don't think that cryptocurrencies will eliminate the need for credit and debit cards in the future. The government and banks will not allow it, though some applications (like financial mobile apps) may make debit and credit cards obsolete and for sure it won't be the cryptocurrency for the earlier reason I stated.
Actually there is no problem if Cryptocurrencies are made to get rid of like credit/debit cards and that's the main purpose of digital money with the emergence of Bitcoin, wanting to eliminate banking, and my speculation that nothing is impossible because many are misused credit/debit cards, many hacking or theft from customers, a lot of complaints from everyone, for example from their credit cards, a lot of money lost without him using it, I think it could happen...
September 02, 2022, 03:29:56 PM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
I can't guarantee that it won't fully happen in the future, but as of right now, given the pace at which cryptocurrencies are being adopted globally, I doubt that this will be attainable in a few decades. Why? Because there will still be a government. Such an event won't take place due to the government's need for total control. However, if the majority of the top countries use and leverage the profit for economic development, this is still achievable. With additional nations adopting it, the entire world will eventually do so, I'm confident. Also currently, there hasn't yet been any formidable step to show that it will soon replace debit and credit cards.
I don't think that cryptocurrencies will eliminate the need for credit and debit cards in the future. The government and banks will not allow it, though some applications (like financial mobile apps) may make debit and credit cards obsolete and for sure it won't be the cryptocurrency for the earlier reason I stated.
September 02, 2022, 03:05:04 PM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
I can't guarantee that it won't fully happen in the future, but as of right now, given the pace at which cryptocurrencies are being adopted globally, I doubt that this will be attainable in a few decades. Why? Because there will still be a government. Such an event won't take place due to the government's need for total control. However, if the majority of the top countries use and leverage the profit for economic development, this is still achievable. With additional nations adopting it, the entire world will eventually do so, I'm confident. Also currently, there hasn't yet been any formidable step to show that it will soon replace debit and credit cards.
September 02, 2022, 01:20:04 PM
At this moment, how can cryptocurrencies operate without the need for credit or debit cards just like how can Bitcoin exist without a bank? What we should concentrate on is how to develop a more flexible and less fee gateway between cryptocurrency and traditional banking, we need debit cards to make payments and withdraw our cryptocurrency when we exchange them to solve real-life issues. So cryptocurrency should be seen and used as an alternative and not a replacement for traditional financial services.
August 17, 2022, 02:08:50 PM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
In this case we must look with a broad view. We must enter into business competition. Visa, Credit Card, Master Card, or whatever the name is is part of the business.
The blockchain system can indeed replace all of that, including the paper money we use today. However, the blockchain system cannot replace the interests of business people.
They will continue to strive to bring to life what they develop. Visa, Master card, Credit Card are part of the banking business where they benefit greatly from the card. If it's gone, then half of their business is lost. Logically, then they will maintain it, and develop to a more sophisticated stage including adopting the blockchain system in the cards.
August 10, 2022, 10:31:59 PM
In many ways, the cryptocurrency market opens up new opportunities because most cryptocurrencies serve as both a payment system and an actual unit of account. It's no surprise that businesses are paying attention to and investing heavily in this brand new technology, particularly in the Bitcoin protocol. Some people believe that this new technology is the currency of the future and will fundamentally alter the way make and receive payments today.
And even bitcoin does not have any chance to eliminate the need for debit and credit cards, however it has the potential to become an alternative for all of those which are unbanked and that do not want to deal with all the requisites and policies that banks impose on them.
August 07, 2022, 12:51:55 AM
In many ways, the cryptocurrency market opens up new opportunities because most cryptocurrencies serve as both a payment system and an actual unit of account. It's no surprise that businesses are paying attention to and investing heavily in this brand new technology, particularly in the Bitcoin protocol. Some people believe that this new technology is the currency of the future and will fundamentally alter the way make and receive payments today.
August 06, 2022, 08:39:21 AM
I do not agree that cryptocurrencies will eliminate the need for people to use credit/debit cards because Cryptocurency is only used by certain people and not many people understand the system applied to cryptocurrencies. Moreover, cryptocurrencies have a high risk that can hinder people's trust to use them. So cryptocurrencies cannot eliminate the need for a credit/debit card.
Currently, cryptocurrency may not be able to replace or completely eliminate debit/credit cards, but in the future the possibility is very high, once the cryptocurrency is mass adopted, the replacement can also happen.
With the convenience of not needing to carry the card with you and the cost greatly reduced, I think it perfectly fits modern needs. We need more time and for this to happen, obviously cryptocurrencies need to be more popular.
August 06, 2022, 04:26:54 AM
I think cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum should be integrated more into the banking sector. We should be able to use cryptocurrencies for spending with debit and credit cards. Countries should look at cryptocurrencies more positively.
This can happen in the future. Even now we've got more credit/debit cards through the which cryptocurrency can be used. It is all about the market integration. Countries always have difference of opinion over bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The banking sectors need to take initiative to integrate the usage of cryptocurrencies. This takes time and in future we can use the cryptocurrency debit/credit cards same as that we tap and pay with the traditional bank credit/debit cards. August 06, 2022, 01:50:13 AM
For cryptocurrency to eliminate credit/debt, it first far most need to compete with the merchant services (the way how business get paid for the goods or services from the customers) by convincing the businesses an extremely good reason to use this coin or token. In the end the businesses are the ones decides the fate and the value of coin or token. Adam Smith "the invisible hand".
August 05, 2022, 11:39:37 PM
I am sure and convinced that in the future cryptocurrency will replace plastic cards, because with cryptocurrency it is easier and there is no need to issue plastic to a bank card, and with cryptocurrency a smartphone and a wallet in it are enough, and today it is hard to imagine a person without a smartphone.
The plastic card can still be alternative and there's no need to kill it. I personally using QR code transactions for my daily life and this is much more easier compared using the plastic card. Crypto currency can be spent used the app that was supporting the QR code payment system. This will much more efficient caused by anyone always had phone in their pocked to be used as a payment system as well. Smartphone has become a part of people's life 
August 05, 2022, 06:51:35 PM
Eliminate?
No.
Cryptocurrency may be used as one of the payment methods, but not to eliminate the previous payment method.
Not all people, countries, and environments are ready with cryptocurrency. Not all countries legalise crypto as a payment method.
The use of crypto as a payment method may be more complex than the use of CC or DC.
Moreover, the use of CC is exactly different with the crytocurrency, they ahve some certain different purposes, not only as the payment method.
No.
Cryptocurrency may be used as one of the payment methods, but not to eliminate the previous payment method.
Not all people, countries, and environments are ready with cryptocurrency. Not all countries legalise crypto as a payment method.
The use of crypto as a payment method may be more complex than the use of CC or DC.
Moreover, the use of CC is exactly different with the crytocurrency, they ahve some certain different purposes, not only as the payment method.
i am also not seeing in our lifetime that crypto will take-over the financial system. maybe the use of crypto will expand and grow, but the main payment system such as credit/debit card will remain. remember, not all people are amenable with crypto. some still prefer with fiat no matter what innovations in the payment sector is. they just want to stick with the traditional methods. you know what i mean?
August 05, 2022, 06:45:03 PM
Eliminate?
No.
Cryptocurrency may be used as one of the payment methods, but not to eliminate the previous payment method.
Not all people, countries, and environments are ready with cryptocurrency. Not all countries legalise crypto as a payment method.
The use of crypto as a payment method may be more complex than the use of CC or DC.
Moreover, the use of CC is exactly different with the crytocurrency, they ahve some certain different purposes, not only as the payment method.
No.
Cryptocurrency may be used as one of the payment methods, but not to eliminate the previous payment method.
Not all people, countries, and environments are ready with cryptocurrency. Not all countries legalise crypto as a payment method.
The use of crypto as a payment method may be more complex than the use of CC or DC.
Moreover, the use of CC is exactly different with the crytocurrency, they ahve some certain different purposes, not only as the payment method.
August 05, 2022, 06:14:07 PM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
I don't think it will happen with so much hacking and leaking going on with people will still go on the mode of payment that will insure their money, banks are not going to go away but they can add Cryptocurrency to their system and they can co-exist, there are circumstances that bank can only play a role on transactions and there are circumstances that its much better to us Cryptocurrency than bank's credit or debit card, I don't see anything wrong if they can co-exist we are in a modern world a world where people are always looking for a better alternatives.
August 04, 2022, 02:31:15 PM
I am sure and convinced that in the future cryptocurrency will replace plastic cards, because with cryptocurrency it is easier and there is no need to issue plastic to a bank card, and with cryptocurrency a smartphone and a wallet in it are enough, and today it is hard to imagine a person without a smartphone.
This is not going to be easy, just as you could in theory just pay with your wallet by scanning a QR code the same can be done with most of the bank applications that exist today, so at least in that aspect bitcoin does not offer an improvement over the current technology available to the consumers.Bitcoin has many advantages over fiat like having real potential to become a store of value, being a good investment, it offers some additional privacy and so on, but at least right now bitcoin is not better than any bank application on the market today.
August 04, 2022, 02:16:29 PM
I am sure and convinced that in the future cryptocurrency will replace plastic cards, because with cryptocurrency it is easier and there is no need to issue plastic to a bank card, and with cryptocurrency a smartphone and a wallet in it are enough, and today it is hard to imagine a person without a smartphone.
August 02, 2022, 02:47:17 PM
I don't think cryptocurrencies will remove the functionality of a credit/debit card. maybe this can happen after 10 or 20 years because to make changes takes a long time, and it is impossible for conventional banks to be silent without making any developments when crypto is increasingly known and used by all humans on earth. so don't think too far.
This is not likely to happen. Just like there will be no replacement of fiat with bitcoin. The banking system and cryptocurrencies will coexist in parallel, without the possibility of replacing each other. Cryptocurrencies can offer an alternative, but not a replacement. Although banks, with the launch of CBDC may try to replace cryptocurrencies, as banks and the state have more leverage in such processes, they can just legally restrain the development of cryptocurrencies and it will be very difficult to resist, or again leave the legal field, but for cryptocurrencies, it will be a return to 2012, when cryptocurrencies were used mainly in the shadow sector.
August 02, 2022, 01:31:18 PM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
I don't think cryptocurrencies will remove the functionality of a credit/debit card. maybe this can happen after 10 or 20 years because to make changes takes a long time, and it is impossible for conventional banks to be silent without making any developments when crypto is increasingly known and used by all humans on earth. so don't think too far.
August 02, 2022, 01:01:58 PM
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Right now it has been going slow, but that might be in the front page of the media that we are seeing. Surely there would be unreported news that people adopting crypto, since people do not want authorities to interfere their business.I would establish any small business as I wish at my home then just adopt crypto as an alternative if not primary payment method.
August 02, 2022, 12:59:38 PM
I do not agree that cryptocurrencies will eliminate the need for people to use credit/debit cards because Cryptocurency is only used by certain people and not many people understand the system applied to cryptocurrencies. Moreover, cryptocurrencies have a high risk that can hinder people's trust to use them. So cryptocurrencies cannot eliminate the need for a credit/debit card.
July 28, 2022, 02:27:51 PM
I don't see credit cards going anywhere, but technically there could be new blockchain system replacing current system but there are no such blockchains yet that follow regulatory rules.
This takes a lot of technology and literacy and smart mind to deal with it. Which is at least not possible in our time.
July 25, 2022, 05:16:37 PM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
Most merchants that "accept crypto" are using third party payment methods and are receiving converted fiat instead. I totally understand this as taxation with crypto payments is confusing and you probably end up paying way more taxes from them.
I don't see credit cards going anywhere, but technically there could be new blockchain system replacing current system but there are no such blockchains yet that follow regulatory rules.
July 25, 2022, 03:57:27 PM
In my own feeling I don’t think there is a possibility about cryptocurrencies replacing credit or debit cards sooner or later. It will likely exist in generations to come. However, I do agree about crypto as alternative payment in the form of stablecoins if credit or debit card isn’t working, but depends on the merchant though.
I think this will not happen anytime sooner - at least not in our country. We have a lower literacy rate - not all the people have bank account nor the smartphone or the internet connection. At least not possible in coming 20 years.
July 25, 2022, 07:35:50 AM
In my own feeling I don’t think there is a possibility about cryptocurrencies replacing credit or debit cards sooner or later. It will likely exist in generations to come. However, I do agree about crypto as alternative payment in the form of stablecoins if credit or debit card isn’t working, but depends on the merchant though.
July 25, 2022, 06:36:02 AM
if there is a crypto currency whose value can be as stable as conventional currencies, it can happen considering that crypto transactions are easier and faster. let's say we only need a wallet on a smartphone then just scan the QR code at a store that provides payments using crypto.
but if cryptocurrencies are still as they are today, it seems impossible that people will switch from debit to crypto as a non-cash payment instrument.
but if cryptocurrencies are still as they are today, it seems impossible that people will switch from debit to crypto as a non-cash payment instrument.
June 04, 2022, 02:58:38 AM
Bitcoin or altcoins doesn't replace fiat, so it will not eliminate credit and debit cards. Maybe credit and debit cards will be eliminated when CBDC has been widely adopted. To be honest we already can live with cashless society now, you only need a smartphone installed of your mobile banking application or your local e-money. You only need to scan barcode to pay anything, it's cashless.
Alright, thanks for the information, maybe I'll give it a try. 😀
June 03, 2022, 11:37:28 PM
The first step of doing this is that cryptocurrency can be accepted as a currency, as the pay method and accepted in most countries worldwide. Without this, this will mean that more things will be hard to do.
Every difficult thing there will always be a way out if all relevant parties are willing to do it happily because cryptocurrencies in general can be used for certain needs and are also used as future investment assets with very good choices even though there are still risks in it.Quote
ANd so far, accepting cryptocurrency as a payment method is still illegal and not accepted in most countries. So, the answer is:
this will be very difficult, moreover the term of "eliminating", seems like impossible.
Accepting cryptocurrency as a payment method is not legal at this time because each country already has its own rules and currency, so if you want to make a realization of cryptocurrency for payments, then there are several things that need to be changed by the state so that nothing conflicts with the basic rules of the country. this will be very difficult, moreover the term of "eliminating", seems like impossible.
June 03, 2022, 08:47:34 PM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The first step of doing this is that cryptocurrency can be accepted as a currency, as the pay method and accepted in most countries worldwide. Without this, this will mean that more things will be hard to do.ANd so far, accepting cryptocurrency as a payment method is still illegal and not accepted in most countries. So, the answer is:
this will be very difficult, moreover the term of "eliminating", seems like impossible.
Well, in this case, what you say is right, although for El Salvador things may be more different, because with support from the government it is possible that credit cards still exist but that credit cards based on BTC are with much more benefits, and I think that those countries and banks that support something like this could be very successful.
The traditional economy is still very booming, since it is clear the control that the governments have as well as the banks, banking has been a total success to maintain people's debts and I think that with the debt they have gained a lot, so it is difficult to undo a business model of many years.
May 25, 2022, 06:48:50 PM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The first step of doing this is that cryptocurrency can be accepted as a currency, as the pay method and accepted in most countries worldwide. Without this, this will mean that more things will be hard to do.ANd so far, accepting cryptocurrency as a payment method is still illegal and not accepted in most countries. So, the answer is:
this will be very difficult, moreover the term of "eliminating", seems like impossible.
May 25, 2022, 06:28:50 PM
I don't think cryptocurrency will eliminate Visa/Mastercard payment methods. It's because they also provide digital solutions though there is a lot of limitations. You won't imagine a world without paper money at least for more hundred years. Even there is no paper money digital fiat will exist for every nation. This means a master or Visa card will exist this way. Rather than you would get the freedom to load your card through cryptocurrency. That would happen only.
Yes, of course.Cryptocurrency will never cancel a MasterCard /Visa card. As the days go by maybe the world will be more updated and everything will be updated.No matter what people say, paper money will never be wasted. The government will never cancel this paper money.It is one of the main sources of income for every country.The dollars we are using all over the world, but they are officially earning.We may enjoy various benefits for cryptocurrency such as loading MasterCard Visa card with cryptocurrency. May 25, 2022, 06:19:46 PM
This is sooooo possible, it is even silly to think that we still do not have it. First of all, debit cards are a thing in the crypto world and should be wildly available everywhere around the world and should be used by all of us. Imagine (and it is real, you do not even have to imagine) you keep all of your money in an exchange, all in bitcoin, and they give you a card for it, then you go out anywhere in the world and spend some money on some shop, your bitcoin is converted automatically to whatever fiat that nation uses and pays the shop owner just like a bank debit card. Isn't that awesome? You never need to use any fiat ever again or never have to hold it.
Credit card would be a bit more tough, but debit cards are out there and yet they are very limited, very very expensive (not even usable levels of expensive for some) and they are unfortunately not available in my nation and plenty of other nations.
Credit card would be a bit more tough, but debit cards are out there and yet they are very limited, very very expensive (not even usable levels of expensive for some) and they are unfortunately not available in my nation and plenty of other nations.
May 25, 2022, 06:03:39 PM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
Well, for me, cryptocurrency is very easy to use. I believe that someday we will be able to transact and pay all our bills via online payments or transactions using cryptocurrency.
May 22, 2022, 07:29:10 AM
Banks and any other companies making money with the current Fiat system won't really like to have cryptocurrencies as the main payment mode and also it will be a big loss for them if it eliminates the banking card system because these payment processing companies are making good commission from the millions of transactions all around the world. But people can force them to do, I don't know we actually need those payment processing system if cryptocurrencies are completely adopted by the merchants and people.
May 22, 2022, 07:14:39 AM
I don't think the existence and adoption of cryptocurrency will eliminate the usage of credit or debit cards because they have different usage and most individuals as well as some huge companies aren't familiar with cryptocurrency. It will be hard for crypto to replace debit cards which is actually a traditional payment method for most people. Crypto still needs more adoption and consumers also need to consider using it as a payment method first because some are aware but still prefer using banks and other methods because of its risk.
April 26, 2022, 11:55:29 AM
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It becomes already as a payment method in basic sense to be honest, since you would need that entity in order to get or afford what you needed to afford.It is indeed an alternative banking, and I am quite shocked that people are thinking that crypto will replace fiat in the future. Remember that crypto, well most of it, are decentralized. Obviously government and crypto is not a good chemistry, even if such legalization was happening.
April 26, 2022, 11:10:09 AM
I don't know the reason for crypto to eliminate the debit or credit card while crypto itself being connected to be spent use debit and credit. Some people were also using this methods as a way to cash and put their money into cryptocurrency to add more fiat money in the circulation. Removing the debit and credit cards were totally non sense thing while at the same time it's really helpful for some people to help it to top up their crypto accounts. This is also increase the liquidity in the market too and we do know how popular crypto debit and credit cards these days.
April 26, 2022, 09:33:07 AM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
I think cryptocurrency will not replace credit or debit cards. Not in the near future. Despite the slow mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies in many applications, credit/ debit card has a different use case that people will still continue using them. I think both will smoothly co-exist in one way or the other will benefit both platforms. to become relevant to the business, the credit cards will utilize the blockchain to deliver a more secure and scalable service.
April 26, 2022, 04:44:07 AM
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
if this comes true it would be great. but unfortunately that is not possible, how can a large company with millions of dollars in profits want to be eliminated. they would have prevented all of that. so credit/debit cards will always be there. what will make the difference is how people perceive it. if now they have no choice, but in the future they can choose many choices. they can choose to use crypto such as bitcoin, ethereum and other altcoins, or keep the old way by using a credit/debit card.
April 19, 2022, 08:47:00 AM
100% guaranteed. I keep saying that crypto is not against fiat, it is against banking and people need to realize this. I mean you may think that crypto vs fiat is a war that is fought for the past 10 years, but they are just alternatives to each other. Imagine how we have survived so long with Europe having euro now (individual ones before this) and USA has dollars, china has Yuan, Russia has ruble and many many other fiat, we just added one more to that and nothing more and it shouldn't bother fiat at all.
However, we are improving the banking system of it so well that after the DeFi hype last year, I am 100% sure that we are going to do very well in the future for sure and eliminate the need for credit cards.
This is the right approach. Plus, if we were fighting against fiat so much, we wouldn't be building stablecoins and so forth that are mimicking these fiat currencies people think we hate. The reality is the banking and DeFi did allow us to get closer.However, we are improving the banking system of it so well that after the DeFi hype last year, I am 100% sure that we are going to do very well in the future for sure and eliminate the need for credit cards.
When people realize this, when people could see that crypto is an alternative to banking and not an alternative to fiat, we will get better. Obviously crypto is a currency and not a payment method, but while being a currency, it brings its own benefits like wallets, payment methods, security and many other things these days along with it, even interest earning as well in staking form. So, it is definitely capable of doing cards as well.
April 18, 2022, 12:05:50 PM
I don't think it can be eliminated easily because every person does not use cryptos still very less no percentage of people across the world are using cryptos So it depends on the adoption but we can say credit and Debit cards will lose traction in the long run. I feel but not sure most of the countries will launch their own stable cryptocurrencies then we can expect the dealing in cryptos will be higher but I can say in the coming year we will see the inbuilt multi-crypto wallet in smartphones for easy access to your coins.
April 18, 2022, 08:15:00 AM
100% guaranteed. I keep saying that crypto is not against fiat, it is against banking and people need to realize this. I mean you may think that crypto vs fiat is a war that is fought for the past 10 years, but they are just alternatives to each other. Imagine how we have survived so long with Europe having euro now (individual ones before this) and USA has dollars, china has Yuan, Russia has ruble and many many other fiat, we just added one more to that and nothing more and it shouldn't bother fiat at all.
However, we are improving the banking system of it so well that after the DeFi hype last year, I am 100% sure that we are going to do very well in the future for sure and eliminate the need for credit cards.
However, we are improving the banking system of it so well that after the DeFi hype last year, I am 100% sure that we are going to do very well in the future for sure and eliminate the need for credit cards.
Crypto may never be able to replace Fiat, but it would surely transform the banking system in the long run. With how successful digital currency payments have been over the past years, we may be one step closer of seeing credit/debit cards phased out by banks for good. I guess the future will consist of digital payments via the use of implants and CBDCs. Plastic cards and paper money will be eliminated, paving the way for a fully cashless society. It's probable "Ce-Fi" (Centralized Finance) will make use of Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
What matters is that crypto stays decentralized so it can prove to be an alternative to Fiat. As long it stays that way, it'll be able to last for generations. Who knows if Fiat will live alongside crypto for a very long time?
April 18, 2022, 06:37:55 AM
If in the future there is a bitcoin atm, of course it can be a threat to credit cards issued by banks. It's just that gaining public trust for bitcoin ATMs is not easy, coupled with the price that continues to get speculation due to the influence of the law of supply and demand, it is difficult for bitcoin to replace credit cards as a means of payment. Bitcoin is best as an investment coin for many people because that is the hallmark of bitcoin itself, and will forever be the hallmark of bitcoin.
April 18, 2022, 04:46:18 AM
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What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
If cryptocurrencies are not banned in that country then they can replace credit/debit cards in that country but even in my country banned crypto as payments so the chance it will replace the credit/debit card is very small. I'm just hoping that a lot of store will accept cryptocurrencies as their payment so the utilities of the crypto card will bigger and bigger.
April 18, 2022, 03:52:17 AM
Credit cards cause a lot of problems such as
Transaction fees.
Fraud.
Risk of chargeback to merchant.
CC Information Theft. Your credit card information is sent everywhere every time you make a purchase, and it's often stored in so many places that you worry it could be misused.
maybe with that problem maybe in the future many people will switch to crypto but that doesn't mean it can replace it completely.
Transaction fees.
Fraud.
Risk of chargeback to merchant.
CC Information Theft. Your credit card information is sent everywhere every time you make a purchase, and it's often stored in so many places that you worry it could be misused.
maybe with that problem maybe in the future many people will switch to crypto but that doesn't mean it can replace it completely.
April 18, 2022, 03:06:02 AM
It may be possible, but with the current condition of bitcoin it seems that replacing is impossible, but bitcoin can be an alternative to credit cards in the future, some considerations that I think bitcoin has difficulty replacing fiat are its unstable price, and its utilization for investment is much better rather than making a payments ecosystem. unless bitcoin becomes a stable coin and loses its decentralized character, but I think that's impossible.
April 18, 2022, 01:57:13 AM
Well, using cryptocurrencies everywhere is not that much easy even if it makes a place in general. And these cards actually bundle various services that are useful to consumers.
April 12, 2022, 01:46:27 PM
100% guaranteed. I keep saying that crypto is not against fiat, it is against banking and people need to realize this. I mean you may think that crypto vs fiat is a war that is fought for the past 10 years, but they are just alternatives to each other. Imagine how we have survived so long with Europe having euro now (individual ones before this) and USA has dollars, china has Yuan, Russia has ruble and many many other fiat, we just added one more to that and nothing more and it shouldn't bother fiat at all.
However, we are improving the banking system of it so well that after the DeFi hype last year, I am 100% sure that we are going to do very well in the future for sure and eliminate the need for credit cards.
However, we are improving the banking system of it so well that after the DeFi hype last year, I am 100% sure that we are going to do very well in the future for sure and eliminate the need for credit cards.
April 11, 2022, 07:45:49 AM
no, the need for a credit/debit card will always be there. in the future crypto will only be made as an alternative choice. even though crypto such as bitcoin, ethereum, and others will be legalized later, but remember the taxes that will be imposed will definitely be higher. Unlike credit/debit cards, all crypto transactions may be taxed. this is the government's way of limiting the influence of crypto, when crypto fees are bigger than a centralized system, people will think again about using crypto.
Yes I guess theres no need to eliminate a kind of financial system circulating because these are already existed and each one has their own purpose or use that every people enjoy the use of it. All I can say is I think to have a credit/debit version cryptocurrency is one of the another project that I can say will be feasible but who knows if it will be successful. But so far I'd really love to use debit/credit and cryptocurrency altogether because each one has their own uses.
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April 11, 2022, 07:31:57 AM
It will not possible There's no need to eliminate the debit and credit card and im sure that if anyone aware if the fact that when they are also spending their crypto through debit and credit card too. I think that main point that must be achieved about how to integrate any crypto that will be spent easily using the debit and credit card and yeah we have so many crypto debit card that can be used for that. From this we do know that if there will be no strict competition between crypto and debit/creditcard. it seems like this is the best answer for sure.
April 11, 2022, 05:04:52 AM
credit/debit cards seem to be abandoned if you look at crypto developments today. but don't worry, the government will not stand by watch this centralized system die. debit/credit cards will always be used even if crypto is fully legalized. governments may not be able to control crypto, but not their citizens. they can make regulations that can limit the use of crypto even though it is finally legalized. such as imposing a tax on every transaction. it is possible for banks to use blockchain in the future, and all the credit/debit cards that everyone uses today are already using the blockchain network. meaning that even centralized systems will inevitably start using blockchain technology, or they will be abandoned. What will distinguish a centralized and decentralized system is the fee. it will be a never ending competition.
meaning debit/credit cards and all other centralized systems will not be abandoned.
meaning debit/credit cards and all other centralized systems will not be abandoned.
April 11, 2022, 02:12:53 AM
Banks, Credit cards, Debit cards, Crypto payments can all coexist without disturbing each other, there is no need for one to eradicate the others because they all have their advantages and disadvantages, some platforms are already accepting crypto payments and that's very good.
April 11, 2022, 01:49:54 AM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
no, the need for a credit/debit card will always be there. in the future crypto will only be made as an alternative choice. even though crypto such as bitcoin, ethereum, and others will be legalized later, but remember the taxes that will be imposed will definitely be higher. Unlike credit/debit cards, all crypto transactions may be taxed. this is the government's way of limiting the influence of crypto, when crypto fees are bigger than a centralized system, people will think again about using crypto. March 23, 2022, 12:08:27 PM
Credit and Debit cards facilitate digital transactions in fiat currency. Currently, some crypto platforms are integrating crypto transactions in cards forms. Crypto project like Neox, for example, have a crypto card to facilitate transactions in fiat/crypto. IMO, I see card as one of the fast means of transactions between fiat and crypto - and since majority of our transactions are still in fiat, cryptocurrency transactions will not likely replace Debit/Credit cards for some years to come. I think Debit/Credit cards will be modernized (for example, Neox card) in such a way that they will facilitate fiat/crypto transactions. Currently, I think the use of Credit/Debit cards with crypto will co-exist for some years to come.
March 23, 2022, 07:20:02 AM
There's no need to eliminate credit or debit as this will remain to exist forever even when the centralized economic system will collapse. The thing is when you can spend your crypto through debit or using credit card that can be paid with crypto and why not? Eliminating anything will not solve the problem or make crypto even stronger. The main thing is crypto needs to be integrated with various service like this to make sure if it has more and more utility usage in our real life. These payment methods can be integrated with crypto. Some people are also using this right now with crypto
It's better if all of payment mechanisms can co-exist
It's better if all of payment mechanisms can co-exist
It's certain that Fiat and crypto will co-exist, since centralization can never replace decentralization (and vice versa). But I believe plastic cards whenever in the form of a debit or credit card, will cease to exist as crypto/Blockchain tech proves to be superior. Instead, people will conduct payments on their smartphone at any physical store of their choice using a government-issued digital currency. It will work the same way as a stablecoin, but backed by "trusted entities". By then, VISA and Mastercard would've changed their business model in order to stay ahead of the game.
The next part of the digital payments revolution will eliminate the need for smartphones as implants will contain all of your financial information. But this is something we won't see happen at least decades from now. Paper money is still being used worldwide, so credit/debit cards will be with us for quite some time. Just my thoughts
March 20, 2022, 04:00:50 AM
The way a credit card or bitcoin works is almost the same, he can transact without fiat, that is a function of the two similarities.
But here, bitcoin has a more unique and free nature than credit cards, but some countries still doubt bitcoin technology for transactions. Will one replace a credit card? I don't think so. The most plausible reason is that no matter how good the technology or the benefits of bitcoin with its lack of stability as a currency will make it difficult to estimate the price, even if it is used as a credit system, it will pay or receive inappropriately at first.
But here, bitcoin has a more unique and free nature than credit cards, but some countries still doubt bitcoin technology for transactions. Will one replace a credit card? I don't think so. The most plausible reason is that no matter how good the technology or the benefits of bitcoin with its lack of stability as a currency will make it difficult to estimate the price, even if it is used as a credit system, it will pay or receive inappropriately at first.
March 20, 2022, 03:33:56 AM
I don't think so because as much as we see cryptocurrencies as a mode of money here to displace fiat and its tools like credit/debit cards... Cryptos themselves are hard to spend and credit and debit cards make it easy to spend.
You might say we have bitcoin atms and what not but these are limited to how and what coins can be used on them, which leaves these cards to be part and parcel of the future.
You might say we have bitcoin atms and what not but these are limited to how and what coins can be used on them, which leaves these cards to be part and parcel of the future.
March 20, 2022, 03:29:18 AM
Now this crypto revolution will give the solid reply to the governments and banks which are playing debth games from decades with innocent middle class people now these banks will have to accept blockchain technology and need to change its traditional structure about credit/debit card otherwise the day is not so far when crypto currencies will definitely eliminate credit/debit cards.
March 20, 2022, 02:49:14 AM
It all depends on mass adoption. In countries where Bitcoin has been recognized as a legal tender, I think debit/credit cards are slowly becoming obsolete. I do not think there will be a complete elimination unless the banks close their services. In India, we rarely use debit cards nowadays due to UPI transactions but we are still using credit cards.
So far, only a few countries have legalized Bitcoin as a means of payment.if in the future more and more countries legalize maybe either credit cards or debit cards will be abandoned,
Yes, for deletion, I don't think it will happen, but rather it will be abandoned, but anyway we need to see how it develops later
March 20, 2022, 02:22:05 AM
Once upon a time, people were shopping by barter. Later, antique coins appeared. As time passed, we started to use the paper money we use now. Currently, everyone is shopping with credit cards, and the use of paper money is decreasing day by day. We know that payment methods change over time.
One day, the use of credit cards will also end, I don't know if bitcoin or another coin will be used instead, but I think the new future technology will be related to blockchain
One day, the use of credit cards will also end, I don't know if bitcoin or another coin will be used instead, but I think the new future technology will be related to blockchain
March 20, 2022, 02:05:56 AM
Smart contracts are here to solve the most common problems of current traditional finance. If you really deep dive into how it will really solve, it's really amazing.
Especially with credit/debit cards, I believe it is possible that cryptocurrencies will be more convenient, I don't agree it will eliminate because there are still lot of people are comfortable using traditional credit/debit cards, so we can't force them.
Especially with credit/debit cards, I believe it is possible that cryptocurrencies will be more convenient, I don't agree it will eliminate because there are still lot of people are comfortable using traditional credit/debit cards, so we can't force them.
March 20, 2022, 01:40:22 AM
It all depends on mass adoption. In countries where Bitcoin has been recognized as a legal tender, I think debit/credit cards are slowly becoming obsolete. I do not think there will be a complete elimination unless the banks close their services. In India, we rarely use debit cards nowadays due to UPI transactions but we are still using credit cards.
March 19, 2022, 11:33:32 PM
can never be removed. visa, mastercard and others contribute to the government. so if they all disappear, the government will lose their income. and they will make every effort to keep them in use. one of them is limiting the influence of crypto. So crypto replacing credit/debit cards is just a dream and will never become a reality.
I believe its impossible that cryptocurrencies will going to eliminate the need of credit/debit cards in the future because this for me sounds like the question if cryptocurrency will going to replace Fiat. These debit/credit card had been part of lives of people and the company behind these are such a big and successful businesses and I would also doubt if government will going to allow this happen because of the revenue that these contribute to the country..
You're right, after all credit/debit cards are easier to trace, unlike decentralized crypto. that's why the government prefers it. The tax generated from using a credit card is also very large. so it is very difficult to make crypto replace credit/debit cards, because there will be many parties preventing all of that from happening. but there is a chance that crypto will be used as an alternative choice. and I think at the moment crypto is moving towards that possibility.
March 19, 2022, 07:00:08 PM
A few things I'd like to mention is a merchant and business that slowly accepts cryptocurrenices are mainly dependent on which regulation pressure of the country. Some may accept it as a legal tender, some in the grey area, and in some cases it strictly prohibited. As of now, looking at how difficult cryptocurrencies are being used by a regular user and how most regular Joe is already getting used to using cards, I doubt the rate of demand cryptocurrenices payment are significant.
Regarding the future stance, cryptocurrencies won't likely completely eliminate credit/debit cards. If you mean CBDC, then it may be achievable noting how the government is able to control it.
Regarding the future stance, cryptocurrencies won't likely completely eliminate credit/debit cards. If you mean CBDC, then it may be achievable noting how the government is able to control it.
March 19, 2022, 01:34:39 PM
You are right cryptocurrency is performing better and secured alternative to fiat money services and using cryptocurrency to make payments are far better than using the traditional banking system, but I don't think visa or master card will seize to exist simply because cryptocurrency become an absolute replacement. This may not be possible and also we have already some companies who are offering crypto debits cards for online payment and pos.
March 19, 2022, 12:46:49 PM
Anything is possible, but if you ask me about my point of view, I would say that cryptocurrencies will replace the roles of debit and credit cards, but not entirely, because for general payments it would be very difficult if not regulated, for example. money theft? how about after? Will the user resign themselves to the loss of their money? Of course not, in today's payment types, if something untoward happens like theft, it can all be tracked and then the service provider can block the thief's access.
It can't be done on the Public Blockchain, but it looks like it can be done on the Private Blockchain, therefore lately we often hear about CBDC, this is what will replace traditional finance in the future.
It can't be done on the Public Blockchain, but it looks like it can be done on the Private Blockchain, therefore lately we often hear about CBDC, this is what will replace traditional finance in the future.
March 19, 2022, 11:23:21 AM
can never be removed. visa, mastercard and others contribute to the government. so if they all disappear, the government will lose their income. and they will make every effort to keep them in use. one of them is limiting the influence of crypto. So crypto replacing credit/debit cards is just a dream and will never become a reality.
I believe its impossible that cryptocurrencies will going to eliminate the need of credit/debit cards in the future because this for me sounds like the question if cryptocurrency will going to replace Fiat. These debit/credit card had been part of lives of people and the company behind these are such a big and successful businesses and I would also doubt if government will going to allow this happen because of the revenue that these contribute to the country..
March 19, 2022, 03:20:31 AM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
can never be removed. visa, mastercard and others contribute to the government. so if they all disappear, the government will lose their income. and they will make every effort to keep them in use. one of them is limiting the influence of crypto. So crypto replacing credit/debit cards is just a dream and will never become a reality.
March 18, 2022, 10:34:20 PM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
For some reason I believe it will not be a legalize alternative for it. Its quite impossible to abolish debit/credit cards system and we all knew that all forms of government would not abort it anf shift to blockchain. Too many companies will be affected by it if ever we goes to that kind of scenario, banks would definitely fall to the ground as blockchain emerge like this. 
March 18, 2022, 10:34:14 PM
Maybe the government will have CBDC, VISA, Mastercard, American Express will create their own stable coins, but to get out of the world completely cashless, I don't think it's possible. Cash and credit/debit cards will always be needed under certain circumstances.
Crypto needs the internet to be used but nowadays the internet in many places is really unstable and many people in my country they have difficulty using smartphones, it will be very inconvenient for them if they live in a world without cash.
Crypto needs the internet to be used but nowadays the internet in many places is really unstable and many people in my country they have difficulty using smartphones, it will be very inconvenient for them if they live in a world without cash.
March 18, 2022, 10:26:34 PM
it is possible that the need for credit/debit cards can be trimmed. if the use of Crypto in the world is getting bigger, so is the adoption for transactions that are getting wider. public confidence in the use of Crypto may increase.
everything will look easier, with an offline or mobile wallet that can be taken anywhere. can be used as a transaction tool anywhere. of course, why do we bring a credit/debit card?
it all depends on how crypto can be used and get a place as a transaction tool or not. if no function accepts crypto transactions, then people will continue to use the same tools.
everything will look easier, with an offline or mobile wallet that can be taken anywhere. can be used as a transaction tool anywhere. of course, why do we bring a credit/debit card?
it all depends on how crypto can be used and get a place as a transaction tool or not. if no function accepts crypto transactions, then people will continue to use the same tools.
March 18, 2022, 10:25:42 PM
Bitcoin or altcoins doesn't replace fiat, so it will not eliminate credit and debit cards. Maybe credit and debit cards will be eliminated when CBDC has been widely adopted. To be honest we already can live with cashless society now, you only need a smartphone installed of your mobile banking application or your local e-money. You only need to scan barcode to pay anything, it's cashless.
March 18, 2022, 10:11:25 PM
Profit takers in the financial sector won't stop chasing users of conventional financial services. I used to think that there would be no lending services other than those offered by certain banks and agencies, and as it seems today that is very much possible in cryptocurrencies. Likewise C/D Cards, this service will gradually adopt blockchain technology so that customers stay at hand.
March 18, 2022, 06:15:56 PM
I'm not so sure yet since we all know that not all people used to using credit/debit cards or even crypto such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. I think demand will be divided or getting smaller and smaller each year. Businesses would try their best to cope up with the new technology such as Blockchain so I don't think really that this will be phased out in the future.
The new technology is under development and debit/credit card makers would try to catch with the demand the way we see it so does new regulations too.
The new technology is under development and debit/credit card makers would try to catch with the demand the way we see it so does new regulations too.
March 18, 2022, 05:57:06 PM
We’re talking about big companies here so I think crypto can’t eliminate them but crypto can compete with them. This is a competition, and the good platform will be on top while the others will stay below. Debit/credit card will stay and serve their purpose because that is the fastest way to access our money in the banks and the banks can’t die as well so for me they have to stay and we have to deal with this.
March 18, 2022, 05:54:20 PM
There's no need to eliminate credit or debit as this will remain to exist forever even when the centralized economic system will collapse. The thing is when you can spend your crypto through debit or using credit card that can be paid with crypto and why not? Eliminating anything will not solve the problem or make crypto even stronger. The main thing is crypto needs to be integrated with various service like this to make sure if it has more and more utility usage in our real life. These payment methods can be integrated with crypto. Some people are also using this right now with crypto
It's better if all of payment mechanisms can co-exist
It's better if all of payment mechanisms can co-exist
March 18, 2022, 05:04:11 PM
That's possible that those payment methods will have their stable coins or they're going to rely on CBDCs by each country that they support. But I don't think that credit and debit cards are going to stop. The thing is that, the more payment methods are going to exist because of this adoption and there could be an adoption also from most banks and credit and debit cards and, one possibility is that they're going to add crypto as an option for it.
March 18, 2022, 03:58:10 PM
Is CBDC a cryptocurrency? We may have a different view on this but I don't consider it as one. They are digital versions of fiat currency so no it won't just like how crypto cannot eliminate fiat.
I also don't see people adopting full decenttalization.
I also don't see people adopting full decenttalization.
March 18, 2022, 01:48:23 PM
I don't think cryptocurrency will eliminate Visa/Mastercard payment methods. It's because they also provide digital solutions though there is a lot of limitations. You won't imagine a world without paper money at least for more hundred years. Even there is no paper money digital fiat will exist for every nation. This means a master or Visa card will exist this way. Rather than you would get the freedom to load your card through cryptocurrency. That would happen only.
March 18, 2022, 01:36:04 PM
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
Since this concerns something that is in the future, maybe my answer will also be wishful thinking. so please forgive my wild speculation So far, the role of cryptocurrencies is still an alternative, and nothing more. Especially where I live, and maybe for 5 to 10 years credit still exists, where conventional transactions are still running. Even though technological sophistication is starting to spread in all directions, it will still be very difficult if a country still wants to take financing from a payments-based economy. I know that paper money is just paper with written and nominal pictures. The logic of thinking about paper money has actually become uncertain in some of the general public regarding the durability of the value behind it which is easy to print to your heart's content.Back to the growth of cryptocurrencies, if we refer to developed countries, 5 to 10 years it will be very clear how they can implement it well. Paper money payments may disappear and the role of credit cards will obviously be replaced by digital money systems.
March 18, 2022, 12:48:01 PM
Every day, people are getting more used to digital payments with crypto due to the numerous benefits it provides. There are no chargebacks, no middleman, and lower fees. Comparing crypto against traditional credit/debit cards issued by banks, I'd say crypto wins by a long shot. Merchants and businesses are slowly accepting crypto as payment method, so we should see credit/debit cards lose traction in the long run. Even VISA announced that it will be using Blockchain tech for its own benefit.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
The way I see this will turn out in the future is that credit/debit cards will cease to exist as they're replaced by stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Maybe VISA, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover will make stablecoins of their own? If credit/debit cards are eliminated, then we'll be on the right path towards a full-fledged cashless society. Instead of carrying with a physical wallet full of paper money or plastic cards, you would only carry a smartphone with a digital wallet containing the coins of your choice.
What do you think? Will cryptocurrencies eliminate the need for credit/debit cards in the future? If not, why? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
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