I believe this question is more relevant for custodial wallets that send your data to their servers. In case of non-custodial wallets and OWNR in particular the data does not leave your device. We do not transmit your private keys anywhere. If that's what you mean

You can log in here if you are using the web version https://buy.ownrwallet.com/auth/login
In the mobile app, click the coin - click Buy - click the menu icon in the upper right corner. There you'll see Sign in option

Even for amounts between 25 and 50 some action is required - you need to enter a descriptor. For $50 and more you need to enter the descriptor for this transaction to confirm you are the card owner and pass KYC

If you have more questions on KYC, please address them to our support team

Check them in Tokens section in the upper menu when in the mobile app

Not sure what you mean by sub-accounts here. If you take OWNR Wallet in particular, there's no forced address allocation for ETH and ETH-like assets, right. We discussed it above.

Definitely. The next coin to add is EOS, and the release is very close. As for XRP, I won't risk providing an ETA now, but it's on the list

We'll enlighten this, too, thanks

Hi.

1. Through Bitfinex we receive only your KYC.  We also process your payment and we need your credit card data for that.
We still do not see any private keys you might have for Bitfinex wallets. Thus we can't access your crypto.

2. If you are concerned with your personal data use, feel free to check our privacy policy.

Hi. We've touched this problem above for the ETH wallets. The same thing works for BTC and all the other coins so far: it's not possible to remove the wallet which is no longer in use. We've taken this on board and will consider adding the corresponding option.

Hi. Sorry for the delay. And thanks for reaching out!

1. BTC, BCH, BCH-SV, LTC, USDT, all the Omnilayer assets, ETH, ETC, ZEC, DASH, all the ERC20 tokens. EOS will be added pretty soon.

2. We don't store the keys. We even do not have access to them. OWNR is a non-custodial wallet. User has full control over the keys, the keys do not leave user's device.

3. The user can use all the options but for purchase anonymously: one doesn't need to log in if they want to store, send/receive crypto, exchange crypto to crypto. It's also possible to buy an amount of crypto from $25 to $50 without KYC, but one will need to provide the dynamic descriptor anyway to confirm they are the card owner.

4. We aim to make OWNR intuitive and comfortable for newbies. However, we also plan to add functionality for devs and enterprise.

5. Currently only purchase is available. Sale is in our to-do list though.

6. So far it's not, I'll update you when this changes.

7. It's not possible to attach if you mean that we'll have the card details on file. We may consider adding this option. Now the user enters the card details every time they place an order. It may not be very convenient, but it's more secure than having details on file. The only difference is that the user does not have to enter the descriptor every time for the same account and the same card, just once.

8. Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, Mac OSX (feel free to check all of them on the website ownrwallet.com).

9. Will this one suit? https://postimg.cc/yWy2nkmf

10. So far we do not have any referral programs. We'll consider introducing some

Well, these are two different problems indeed, both need to be solved. I can't promise as to the ETA, but we'll be considering the workarounds. Both for hiding the wallets not in use and for generating ETH addresses in a friendlier way.

Currently that's what the things are in OWNR and most of the wallets for ETH. It's caused by the peculiarities of the Ethereum blockchain as such. We are looking for workarounds ATM.

I can only advise that you generate a new ETH wallet for that. E.g. if you have ETH #0, you can use the 'Add wallet' feature and add ETH #1, #2 etc.

We even made a quick review of exchanges vs wallets for buying crypto (in general, no names mentioned), as it's a frequently asked question indeed. Normally people compare wallets (and OWNR Wallet in particular) with popular exchanges. Of course, prices for certain assets may be lower there. Not to re-iterate, I'll resume it in two points:
1. We are monitoring the market (by 'market' cryptowallets are meant first of all), and we know that the rate is adequate against that market.
2. We have to start with a minimum fee to cover the costs of processing. If someone thinks the wallets take the 100% of the fees charges as profit, that's wrong.

Hey! Nice to hear you are using OWNR Wallet. You are free to use a deposit with Bitfinex instead of buying USDT by card. We strive to set the lowest fees possible, but we can't escape the cost of the transaction, i.e. the cost of processing