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I am new here and want to know which Visa or MasterCard allow Bitcoin and crypto currency.I am using payoneer card but I cannot deposit my card from crypto so anyone give suggestions please and if anyone using crypto supported Visa MasterCard please recommend and share your experience.thanks

Bitnovo, Bunq, Wirex, Bitwala, MisterTango are currently the only services that can be used (directly or not) with something related to cryptos.
Wirex, Bitwala and Mistertango are more a "crypto bank" (you can even sell your coins directly), while Bunq is a pure neobank (like N26 which few users use here with crypto exchanges) and Bitnovo is electronic payment processor.

Welcome to the forum.  :)

Telling us what country you're in will make all the difference. There are now large areas of the world where crypto debit cards don't appear to be available at all. US options are looking a little shaky too.

I am from Bangladesh and many MasterCard card not available from Bangladesh and only payoneer is available but crypto or btc not allow .

I think you will probably find it impossible to get one. The only card that really didn't care about countries was Wagecan but I think they're closed to new applications, cost about $200 and took 7 days to load.

You can look here  http://smarturl.it/csrdsx (http://smarturl.it/csrdsx)
That service is accepting users from your country and even US citizens from 24 states
It is part of http://www.psi-pay.co.uk/ network same what is supporting Skrill Neteller and EcoPayz
You need only passport scan or id or driving license
And adress where thay will deliver you plastic VISA.His fee are affordable
There is also VC available both cards are denominated in Euro.GBP, USD
They have also Telegram link is on site

Bitnovo also looks good to me but limited to EU only

Never heard of that myself. That's a lot of money to lay out for something completely unproven. I guess it's worth a try if you can afford it but I wouldn't leave any money on any card, let alone that one.

They are registered on https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/equicex-group-ltd
I will get his Visa in 2 weeks

Thanks .please tell me about  payeer MasterCard  and I want to this MasterCard.Although I am newbie here and hope expert give the right solution..thanks again

Remember also, what you are asking is like asking "When will blockbuster video support Netflix?"
Bitcoin is the greatest threat credit cards have ever faced. It is faster, cheaper, and far more secure than a credit card. MasterCard and Visa are not going to help you destroy their business model. You do not need a credit card if you know how to use bitcoin. It can be done, I cut up my cards in 2012 and have not looked back.

Have you tried checking this bitcoin debit card list below?
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DRbTeMCzb4UeXI0YlAzBxMc2u2i0cN_17Ql6eMngK6E/edit#gid=0

I can't find any updated list but this one most recent list of bitcoin Visa/Mastercard that support other cryptos the good thing there you can see the overview of each card.

So far I found the best for US resident is Square cash card. A debit Visa card that allow buying and selling Bitcoin. The card is free, the cash app on the same account functions like Venmo. The Square boss is same Twitter CEO, a Bitcoin fan.

The trick here is that cash sitting in Square cash app/cash card account can be used to buy and sell bitcoin,  But the process is manual.  It won't automatically convert bitcoin to cash or verse versa.  Obviously, only the cash portion can be used for debit card, or withdraw into bank account.  Twitter/Square CEO has been saying that he wants Square to have full crypto function in the future.  They update their software frequently, hopely in the future we can get better service from them. Still as it is, it is already an outstanding service to crypto community in USA in my opinion.

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I can't really comment about Payeer. I remember creating an account last year when I was looking for a Visa or Mastercard that I could reload in bitcoins. But I never used this account, there was certainly a reason but I don't know which one (perhaps because I had to send documents).
I know that last year they had a problem with their card, it wasn't working anymore for Europeans, I don't know if it's still relevant.

Payeer has a bad reputation before and until now they're known as fraud so I think it is not recommended to use.

Check this one site that I found from Google below.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/payeer.com

I have a list of cards from my recent post above. So it is better if he can check it first.

Why do not exchange Bitcoin to your Payoneer card through Localbitcoin? Or using currency exchange board on this forum? & vice versa.

Or as mentioned above, to use BTC directly, especially for a country such as Bangladesh, the use of bitcoin will provide payment solutions more than Payoneer card or your local currency.

Payeer is a terrible solution to your problem.

There are some anonymous digital cards loaded using Bitcoin, but I did not try them so I did not mention them. [High risky/probably scam]

Since you're from a country which seems to have problem with crypto currency. I will advice to be careful in selecting the exchange site youre going to use and if I were you I will make use reputable forum member service or you can make use of a centralized crypto exchange and you can issue a crypto visa card either through a good project in market now.

Paxful offer bitcoin and payoneer services since you have payoneer account.

Just curious.. Why would someone want to use a Visa/Mastercard through which crypto currencies can be used. You are using bitcoin or other crypto currencies because the system decentralized. You want financial freedom and you want to make sure no one controls your money and you are the sole owner of the coins you have. But, if you use it through a visa/mastercard, the whole point of crypto currencies becomes void. Why don't you use the regular fiat supported visa/mastercard?

There are people who earn crypto here and elsewhere but live in countries with either no exchange or really bad options. A card will be their most painless option to pay for life's necessities. Bangladesh certainly falls into that category.

I'm in the UK, a place where there are few problems converting. But there's hardly anywhere to spend crypto directly and banks still get twitchy if you're moving in and out of exchanges. A crypto debit card is very convenient for me as well.

In my country Exchanged has been forced to move to outside location and banks are able suspend account after receiving transfer  from exchanges
It is illegal but they don't care.Customer can only open case in court it can take years to be solved

carrying a credit card is more convenient especially when you shop and dine locally. crypto cannot be supported by most merchants , thats why we need a third party service such as visa because almost every merchants accepts and recognize it  .  


most people do already know how to use bitcoin but why they still have credit cards ? when you cash out , you will be using banks and you need credit cards to withdrew that money  .  sure you can use other cash out method but credit cards cash out are still easy and less hassel than others . too bad you already cut out you credit card  , i feel sorry for your loss .

I have suffered no loss. Because of bitcoin I simply do not need credit anymore and have learned what a suckers game borrowing is. So I don't cash out or pay bank fees or credit-card fees or risk my identity, I buy it with bitcoin. No matter if the purchase is a house or a light bulb.   

How?

Where I'm at the number of places where you can pay with BTC was minuscule to start with and is now shrinking by the day. I'd have more receptiveness attempting to get the average local shop to accept Bolivars than Bitcoin.

How are you paying for your daily needs or your bills?. You are surely not paying them with BTC directly. I know there is/are application(s) like Paytomat, offline users pay merchands with BTC and altcoins using the app. That you use such application or use a btc card, you are still using a 3rd party