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[Ultegra134]

Great list! Thank you for spending your personal time to come up with this thread. I hadn't noticed this topic before.

I recently issued Binance's card, which arrived within 2 weeks, free of charge. I'm not sure if it has been mentioned in the past; I looked through a page or two of responses but didn't see anything in regards to Binance's card. However, I'd like to address my experience with Mistertango a few years ago. Firstly, if I remember correctly, somewhere in 2017, they went through a lawsuit that shut them down for money laundering. They had to shut down a huge number of accounts, if not all of them, and their support was extremely unhelpful during that period.

Fortunately, I was able to withdraw after going through a verification process to certify that I actually own the account to which I was wishing to transfer the money.

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[CoinPayCard.net]

Update:

We just change the way how our platform works and we added new payment methods.

We added the following payment methods:
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, USDC, DOGE, SHIB, BCH, LINK, BAT and ALGO

(Monero will be added next week, after testing is done)

Previously, you need to make 2 payments, 1 for creating your card and 1 for funding your card. Now we changed the flow.

Our new flow:
1. Fund your account using crypto.
2. Buy a card using your account balance.
3. Top-Up your card using account balance.

We also change the way you pay the fees: (FEES ARE THE SAME).
1. When funding your account, you pay the 4% fee.
2. When you Top-Up your card, only then pay the $1.50 fee.

If you have any questions, let us know.

[dkbit98]

Unfortunately we can't remove the monthly fees unless we increase the issuing fee. Monthly fees are taken by the issuing bank to host the card accounts.

You can give your customers the option to select how they want to pay the fees.
Some may prefer monthly fees, and others could choose to pay fees for more months, maybe with some discount.
I think the fees should be lower for digital cards.

Are you interested to get 1 card for yourself or more cards for your company/project?

No company is involved, I just want to get one or two cards for myself.
One would be digital and one physical card when you release it.

If it's OK, I could post the link to it and to Telegram.

Sure it's ok, post it here and you can add the links in your forum profile (and in signature space with ranking up).

[LeGaulois]

It's time to update the list

- Bitwala (aka Nuri) is closed after an insolvency
- bitplastic  doesn't exist anymore
- Swipe is now a BaaS platform
- TenX doesn't exist anymore
- Blockcard is now Unbanked.com
- 2gether doesn't exist anymore
- Uquid Card is no more, it's now a shop
- Jubiter is closed
- Raxcard is closed, it's now a blog
- Bitplastic  doesn't exist anymore

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5223719.msg53785007#msg53785007

[SFR10]

Bit2Me ^{[a cryptocurrency exchange in Spain]} launched a crypto debit card recently:
^{- It's worth noting that "in the first stage, the physical card will be available within the Spanish territory only [this limit doesn't extend to their virtual card]", but there's also this: In which countries is Bit2Me Card available? [I'm a bit confused if it's still in the first stage or not]}

• Up to 9% Cashback
• It supports "BTC, ETH, ADA, XRP, SOL, DOT, USDT and B2M ^{[their native token]}"
• No maintenance fee
• Daily limit of up to €2,500 and a monthly limit of up to €20,000 (for the other costs and limits, refer to "this page")

^{Note: My post shouldn't be taken as a vouch!}

[odez999]

which card today is best to add after Binance card as cheapest alternative second service for spending crypto in EU to use also with ATM in EUR?

In Croatia many people since crypto.com cards raised they fees and removed perks, moved to plutus for daily use !
They said SEPA-->REVOLUT-->plutus  is the cheapest way to top up  (I am not sure for withdrawl, is it same vise versa)
But many use REVOLUT as mediator (middle man) for plutus. Because SEPA transfers in local croatian banks  could be as much as 0.50 euro cents per transaction.
So they are using REVOLUT to top up for current bills AND probably crypto .. Since it is cheaper than to go directly to crypto cards ... (in this case plutus)

[apliki]

For example, I use more than 2 years of Ibandirect visa cards.

They have virtual and plastic ones. The virtual cards you can link to apple, google pay.

Supported cryptocurrencies are - Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, and Litecoin 

[LeGaulois]

Perhaps but you forget to mention you work for (or own) Ibandirect.

Here you were looking to buy ads on the forum
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5290327.msg55671333#msg55671333

Here, you were promoting the affiliate program
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5301104.msg55857679#msg55857679

You have a direct link in your profile.

There is nothing wrong to promote your company, but for sake, there is no need to fool people.


I wonder if @Ratimov decided to abandon the list, or have currently no time and plan to do it when he will have free time, or something else...

[OmegaStarScream]

Bybit just announced the release of their virtual debit card (MasterCard). It's currently available for the UK and EEA countries only[1]

[1] https://twitter.com/Bybit_Official/status/1632682438827573248

[Rikafip]

Bybit just announced the release of their virtual debit card (MasterCard). It's currently available for the UK and EEA countries only[1]

The more the merrier, but they gonna have some tough competition in Binance, Coinbase and Crypto.com. From what I could see their spending limits are not bad at all, but couldn't find the most important thing (at least for me) and that's cashback percentage.

[HostFat]

Bybit just announced the release of their virtual debit card (MasterCard). It's currently available for the UK and EEA countries only[1]

[1] https://twitter.com/Bybit_Official/status/1632682438827573248

It is a virtual card, but it can be added to Curve card and it works on the POS.
Tested it.

[OmegaStarScream]

It looks like a Dubai-Headquartered exchange called MaskEX also launched its virtual card a couple of days ago.

I couldn't find much information about the card on their website, but according to the press release, the card should be available for all ID-verified users[1] (which could possibly mean that the card is available worldwide but I could be wrong).

[1] https://news.bitcoin.com/dubai-headquartered-crypto-exchange-maskex-launches-virtual-card-for-worldwide-spending-and-welcomes-ben-caselin-as-vice-president-to-drive-global-expansion-effort/

[Rikafip]

After Bybit announcing launch of their debit card the other day, now Gate decided to do the same and  issue their Visa debit card, initially for users in EEA countries. The more the merrier I guess.

Gate Group, the parent company behind crypto exchange Gate.io, plans to launch a Gate Visa crypto debit card through its Lithuana-based company, Gate Global UAB.

A waitlist and registration process is open for users in the European Economic Area, according to a statement from Gate.

Visa's head of crypto, Cuy Sheffield, noted that the payments giant "wants to serve as the bridge between the crypto ecosystem and our global network of merchants and financial institutions.

[HostFat]

Even Kucoin
https://www.kucoin.com/kucard

[SFR10]

but couldn't find the most important thing (at least for me) and that's cashback percentage.

It seems that instead of rewarding their users through a cashback system, they're going to launch a loyalty program to give merch from their "own" rewards shop ^{[launching in April]}:

• By spending 1 Euro, you'll get a single point and there's a limit of 12,500 points for each month ^{[refer to the "latter part of this" page]}.

[Rikafip]

Even Kucoin
https://www.kucoin.com/kucard

Iirc they announced their debit card almost a year ago but I don't know anyone using it though as people (at least the ones around me) primarily use Kucoin for their no (mandatory) KYC feature.

It seems that instead of rewarding their users through a cashback system, they're going to launch a loyalty program to give merch from their "own" rewards shop ^{[launching in April]}:

Meh that sucks, who cares about their merchandise when others offer cashback. It's not like I would use them even if they offered 3-4% cashback, but still I don't think that's the best way to attract new users since competition is tough and you really have to offer something good to make people use you instead Coinbase/Binance/Crypto.com.

[dkbit98]

By spending 1 Euro, you'll get a single point and there's a limit of 12,500 points for each month ^{[refer to the "latter part of this" page]}.

And they are probably going to convert those points in some worthless tokens, and since their rewards market is work in progress they say it's going to be able to exchange that points for their merchandise and items.
So customers spending money with their cards will be able to buy ''exclusive'' bybit hats and t-shirts... .. what a joke
I would seriously be very careful using any cards that are connected with centralized exchanges.

[OmegaStarScream]

Here's another card[1] I found from a Blockworks article[2]. It's a physical card, and it's currently only available for Mexicans.

[1] https://bitso.com/co/landing/card
[2] https://blockworks.co/news/mastercard-visa-crypto-debit-cards

[OmegaStarScream]

Foldapp just announced the expansion of its partnership with Visa to support more countries:

Bitcoin (BTC) rewards app Fold and Visa (V) have expanded their ongoing partnership. The U.S. payments giant will now serve as the exclusive network partner for Fold's prepaid debit and credit products in North America, Europe and Latin America, and the Caribbean, Fold said Thursday.

I also reached out to MaskEX (keep in mind that it's a new platform) and they said that the card is available everywhere with the exception of Iran, North Korea, and Myanmar. More about the card and its fees:

https://maskex.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/9660895355421-MaskEX-Card-Holder-Agreement

[HostFat]

I think that maskex is using https://www.hyperpay.tech/card/?lang=en cards.

EDIT:
I see that both maskex and hyperpay are using https://customer.railone.io services.