Since you can't withdraw or deposit crypto on Revolut I presume you're only given a crypto credit. Cool, but not quite the same thing.
It's been a silence for a long time on this field.
After Visa and Wave Crest issues many well know debit card providers pulled back saying they are looking for new solutions but the new players didn't appear on the market.
My GBP card from Wirex arrived today provided by a new operation so they're slowly emerging again. And as above, Revolut isn't a crypto debit card. You can't deposit BTC and get fiat back. It's fiat all the way. You can park your fiat in crypto held by them but you can't ever directly access it.
wondering how that works.
so if i spend 1BTC on retail, i will get 0.01BTC back in my account?
how are they getting the BTCs to give out? mass purchase on open market?
It's for fiat. Why would you need a card to spend BTC?