What do you think of crypto cards

I don't think this will become fully official and widespread; exchange rates and privacy are the biggest factors.
 
Even if they introduce regulations, there are many ways to manage it.
Each country has its own laws.
For example, if you work with a cryptocurrency company established in Switzerland, you can get an international card and easily spend it in your own country. You just need to have the POS terminal enabled for international transactions.
As the years go by and technology advances, ease of use actually increases.
 
Banks are a lot more strict especially when it comes to crypto. They are smart and aware that crypto are very volatile. But would be great if time will come that we will have something like that soon.
 
You're not wrong. A lot of modern crypto still depends on banks and Visa/Mastercard systems. Direct crypto payments would stay closer to the original decentralized idea, but convenience keeps pushing adoption toward centralized solutions.
 
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The widespread adoption of cryptocurrency cards could be good for us, but since it's a risky situation for governments and banks, I don't think they'll allow it.
 
They’re a decent way to spend crypto for day-to-day purchases, I’ve used both the CDC and Binance cards and they work seamlessly. Could definitely recommend trying those out as there’s also a decent % pf cashback on each purchase.
 
Not sure if Binance is still issuing one, but they had a pretty nifty system for it where you could top up a card with any crypto and use it as a CC basically.
 
the bank/visa layer is annoying but it's a distribution problem, not a betrayal of the concept. direct crypto payments exist and will keep growing, but adoption is just slower than people want
 
I think that such a situation will not happen or will be very difficult because there is no central hub for it.
 
I think direct crypto payments are closer to crypto's original purpose. Crypto cards are convenient, but they still depend on traditional payment networks. In the end, both will probably coexist because different users value different things.
 
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