2017 Bitcoin Debit Card Reviews

[weiting@Wagecan]

This is Weiting from WageCan
We have made several major improvements which include:
1. Virtual card is available, and branded card is coming soon
2. Worldwide shipment* which normally arrives within 2 weeks
3. Unlimited card balance and unlimited loading amount
4. Our dedicated customer service team will reply in 48 hours

And we're excited to announce that our referral program is online, so you could earn rewards by referring your friends including:

• 10% credits everytime your friends purchase cards successfully.
• 10% credits of our gross revenue from your friends top-up in the 1st year.

Not to mention your friends could also get 20% off for their card orders!

In case you aren't one of our happy customers yet, you could directly use my referral link(https://wagecan.com/s/7NNcu6J6) to get your cards with 20% off.

Feel free to ask me anything if there is anything unclear.

*Some countries are still restricted by the guideline of our card issuers.

It’s noteworthy to say that I live in UK and I get paid in bitcoin. I also do a lot of travelling so I thought I would do my own review since all the ones I see are out of date and bias.

[Addisonbt]

This is Weiting from WageCan

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You BIN card?

Bank Issue ?

Step 2 : Fill
Fill out the Know Your Customer (KYC) form.

card isn't anonymous

[Wirex]

Good News Everyone!

*****Wirex Closes $3 mln Japan Funding Round, Eyes Asia Expansion*****

UK-based fiat and cryptocurrency online banking platform Wirex has announced it has raised $3 mln from Japanese SBI Group. Wirex, which offers consumer products such as crypto-denominated debit cards, will use the funds for “development of new features, licensing and security, as well as a support to its expansion plans.”

The features on the table include contactless crypto payments, new currencies, and bespoke financial products based on Bitcoin.

Check all here!

[Addisonbt]

Wirex Closes $3 mln Japan Funding Round, Eyes Asia Expansion

you  new BIN ?

[piti4ek]

Hi, guys!
Anyone know if any card does not have foreign exchange fee (mostly is 3%)? I didn't find any information about that for WegeCan card.

[keyscore44]

Hi, guys!
Anyone know if any card does not have foreign exchange fee (mostly is 3%)? I didn't find any information about that for WegeCan card.

But what do you mean "foreign exchange"? If you think about for example withdrawals other currency that card was issued for, I never hear about transactions without fee. It is logic that they have to charge for that. Hmm.. maybe exist something like that, but for sure their spread is so big that anyway it is very uneconomic.

[luis77]

Hi,

Im thinking to take the xapo bitcoin debit card..

My question is: if I pay the $20 for the debit card without any verification andI put other name on the card.

Did I have to pay for other card after make the verification? or i can have the card with other name on it?

[SHAWN-MIDWAYS]

Hi, guys!
Anyone know if any card does not have foreign exchange fee (mostly is 3%)? I didn't find any information about that for WegeCan card.

But what do you mean "foreign exchange"? If you think about for example withdrawals other currency that card was issued for, I never hear about transactions without fee. It is logic that they have to charge for that. Hmm.. maybe exist something like that, but for sure their spread is so big that anyway it is very uneconomic.

Probably meant international withdraw fee...but I highly doubt it that you will find a card without a service charge which is usually pegged at 3%.
Because the fee charged is how the bank makes money using forex charges...

[boy130]

Very usable review. Thank you very much for it. Personally using e-coin and my rate is 4- . 

[piti4ek]

Hi, guys!
Anyone know if any card does not have foreign exchange fee (mostly is 3%)? I didn't find any information about that for WegeCan card.

But what do you mean "foreign exchange"? If you think about for example withdrawals other currency that card was issued for, I never hear about transactions without fee. It is logic that they have to charge for that. Hmm.. maybe exist something like that, but for sure their spread is so big that anyway it is very uneconomic.

Probably meant international withdraw fee...but I highly doubt it that you will find a card without a service charge which is usually pegged at 3%.
Because the fee charged is how the bank makes money using forex charges...

Thanks for answer. But I mean not that. I mean not withdraw but paying by card in another currency.

[piti4ek]

I will clarify my question.
Does any of these cards does NOT have fee for foreign currency purchases? Like, for example, N26 card do.

Is there a foreign exchange fee for Mastercard purchases?
No. N26 Mastercard purchases in any foreign currency are completely fee-free, meaning there’s no markup to the exchange rate that the card network sets. This is a great deal compared to other German banks and we’re proud to offer you a free card which has no foreign exchange fees on purchases.

[dasgardo87]

Anyone knows what VCC that can work with AWS? try coinizy several times but always failed

[Addisonbt]

Anyone knows what VCC that can work with AWS? try coinizy several times but always failed

bro, No AWS

--> AVS

[piti4ek]

Anyone knows what VCC that can work with AWS? try coinizy several times but always failed

bro, No AWS

--> AVS

I think he is talking about AWS (Amazon Web Services).

[Dim89]

I will clarify my question.
Does any of these cards does NOT have fee for foreign currency purchases? Like, for example, N26 card do.

Is there a foreign exchange fee for Mastercard purchases?
No. N26 Mastercard purchases in any foreign currency are completely fee-free, meaning there’s no markup to the exchange rate that the card network sets. This is a great deal compared to other German banks and we’re proud to offer you a free card which has no foreign exchange fees on purchases.

I think majority bitcoin debit card using foreign transaction fee.

Maybe you can try OneBit: http://getonebit.com/

1% of each top up and 1% of payments made in another currency than SGD.

It's currently beta period on android apps and just offer a virtual debit card for 1,5 SGD/year.

[dasgardo87]

Anyone knows what VCC that can work with AWS? try coinizy several times but always failed

bro, No AWS

--> AVS

Anyone knows what VCC that can work with AWS? try coinizy several times but always failed

bro, No AWS

--> AVS

I think he is talking about AWS (Amazon Web Services).

Yes thats what i mean Amazon Web Service, do you guys knows about VCC that can work with AWS?

[Addisonbt]

vcc with Address Verification System (AVS)
Card Issued banks: USA, Canada, Australia, UK 

[piti4ek]

vcc with Address Verification System (AVS)
Card Issued banks: USA, Canada, Australia, UK 

Thanks. Wich one from the list is that? I tried Wirex, but it worked just one time, than stopped

[Wirex]

vcc with Address Verification System (AVS)
Card Issued banks: USA, Canada, Australia, UK 

Thanks. Wich one from the list is that? I tried Wirex, but it worked just one time, than stopped

Hello. Did you write to support? If you did, please give me your support ticket number or your Wirex Registered Email, and I might be able to speed thing up a bit. The card should work normally as long as you top it up.

[bitcoinish]

Please give me some advice! I am in Canada and want to buy something online using USD (will have a Canadian address on the card), I want a virtual card I can get/verify withing 24 hours and I want the one with the lowest bitcoin load fee and lowest online purchase transaction fee. It seems like WireX has both a %0 transaction and loading fee. Think I should go with them or somebody else? The order will be for about $492 USD / $664 CAD. I used Advcash for about 2 years now, but I am paying too much with their 3% transaction fee with all the shopping and withdraws I do. Thanks in advance.