Bitcoin card? where and how?
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Doesn't work in all European countries.
dotc0m
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Works internationally. Wherever visa is accepted so long as you can open an account
dotc0m
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Bitpay works in all countries. Actually I use it, but they don't provide cards services on some countries.
I heard about bitwala. Do you know something about their fees? for example if I try to convert 1000 usd from bitcoin in usd and then withdraw it from atm, how much they will charge me?
gimme4free
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Coinbase recently released theirs, works well:
https://www.coinbase.com/card
https://www.coinbase.com/card
dotc0m
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Yes. BITPAY is my go to for crypto to debit
And no not sure of the fee structure. I just remember hearing about it some time ago
Some details about their fees? have you used it ?
gimme4free
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I have used it, works as contactless payments, ATM's + Visa Debit.
Fee's URL:
https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2969910-coinbase-card-faq
£4.95 For Card Issue (I got for free being one of the first 1,000 users).
Up to £200/Month free cash withdrawal from ATM.
1% Fee On Above £200/Month For Cash Withdrawal.
0.20% of value of POS transaction
3.00% of value of POS transaction (per transaction)
Crypto Liquidation Fees 2.49% of transaction
It has an app to work alongside of it also so you can cancel/pause the card:
dotc0m
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It has been released?
I have used it, works as contactless payments, ATM's + Visa Debit.
Fee's URL:
https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2969910-coinbase-card-faq
£4.95 For Card Issue (I got for free being one of the first 1,000 users).
Up to £200/Month free cash withdrawal from ATM.
1% Fee On Above £200/Month For Cash Withdrawal.
0.20% of value of POS transaction
3.00% of value of POS transaction (per transaction)
Crypto Liquidation Fees 2.49% of transaction
It has an app to work alongside of it also so you can cancel/pause the card:
A tad bit higher than BITPAY. Hoping it will come to the states soon.
But for the OP if you are looking for high limits and flat fees. Then I would suggest BITPAY.
Recently Made a big purchase at a debit card terminal. Swiped it (more like inserted chip) for $4000 and went through no issues. I do not think There is a limit for debit card purchases
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0.20% of value of POS transaction
3.00% of value of POS transaction (per transaction)
Which is the difference between these 2? the fees are good I think.
I am looking to withdraw cash from atm.... someone told me that if you withdraw 100 usd from atm the fees are 30 usd.
3.00% of value of POS transaction (per transaction)
Which is the difference between these 2? the fees are good I think.
I am looking to withdraw cash from atm.... someone told me that if you withdraw 100 usd from atm the fees are 30 usd.
gimme4free
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Domestic / International Currency: https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2969910-coinbase-card-faq
Thanks
Too bad that Bitpay doesn't allow few countries to order a card....
I heard monaco now MYCrypto. Already has a card in europe. Not sure how it works with taxes and what not.
Very interested on fees. Because some of these companies have high fees.
I'm sure the fees are high but it's a new testing system. Once everything gets out there, we'll see a decrease in fees. The good things is actually using your money without converting is to fiat.
Yes. That's what I was talking about. Using my money without using fiat.
I will try wirex for now to see how it works and what's the fees.