Interestingly, this is happening at the same time Wirex is pushing a big campaign to get money from private investors. According to their twitter (@wirexapp) they have already raised over £2.1m from over 4k investors.
As I said on the wirex topic, when a company starts such an aggressive campaign for crowdfunding and despite their huge userbase the result is at best let call it moderate, when their token has become something useless, and all the gains in reduced fees are neutralized by the slump in token price something is bad at the core.
Their basic product, the card works flawlessly if you do exactly what a basic card should do, load your account with BTC, change it into fiat, lad the card, and spend it in the US , UK or the EU. Once you go from the basic and spend in a different country you have some small fees on top, if you make the mistake of using an ATM you will son regret it if you deal with banks and wire transfer, again, there might be hiccups. In short, I wouldn't advise anyone to use anything other from Wirex than the card, and that only for spending.
I've checked the reviews about Wirex on Trustpilot and it seems that they have a pretty high score.
4.3 out of 5 from about 6.5K reviews isn't bad for a cryptocurrency company.
I got this in the mail, and it's not the only one.
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