Any good crypto visa debit card?

mrarowana

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Any good crypto visa debit card that you DONT NEED do add/ connect to your bank account so the tax man dont bug you so you can cash out on atm???
Something like payoneer/payza visa debit cards
Im guessing country like luxembourg,malta,cyprus,Switzerland???

ps if so for what country does it work?
 
No idea but yesterday I bought ETH from Binance.com using my cc and succeeded

Since I got no ETH, and that stupid uniswap required bunch of ETH as GAS fees.. else I cannot swap my eth token to another.
 
Crypto.com is fucking great. Just watch out, I had my card eaten by an ATM in Athens and had to go into the bank to get it bank (luckily they gave it back to me and didn't post it to Crypto.com).

Other than that, super good.. every $ spent you get back money as CRO

Since I got no ETH, and that stupid uniswap required bunch of ETH as GAS fees.. else I cannot swap my eth token to another.
Paid $300 to stake on Curve.fi the other day and another $300 to unstake :oops: gas fees in ERC-20 defi platforms is bullshit right now.
 
the tax man dont bug you so you can cash out on atm
There isn't anything like that. As long as you convert to fiat, you are tracked and taxed. If you want to avoid it completely, buy things directly with crypto. Pay for products with coins, not with USD.

I tried a few cards and they all work on the same principle. They convert to your local currency when you shop.
 
I haven't use crypto debit cards before, but I heard Crypto.com is great. I think Binance also has a debit card too if your country is qualified.
 
There isn't anything like that. As long as you convert to fiat, you are tracked and taxed. If you want to avoid it completely, buy things directly with crypto. Pay for products with coins, not with USD.

I tried a few cards and they all work on the same principle. They convert to your local currency when you shop.
That is not true as certain EMI's (Electronic Money Institution) don't fall under CRS law in some countries(UK and some others as well) because they don't have banking license and don't exchange information unless requested by authorities. Wirex and TranserWise to name a few.
 
Followed this thread. Would like to know as well
Advcash and Neteller have too many fees, tried them before.
Bitcoin is not disputable/ chargebackable. With that kind of currency, I am expecting almost zero fees.
 
Im using Crypto.com and its the best i used so far!!I had the opportunity to use Xapo and Wirex but they cant compare to Crypto.com
 
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