[V2] Big List of Crypto Debit Cards

[Rikafip]

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This situation with crypto cards somwhat reminds me in a way to streaming sites.

Back in 2016-2017 when I got Netflix they had bunch of movies and series so I slowly started using private trackers less and less to the point of barely using them. Then bunch of other streaming sites showed up and took a lot of Netflix content so at one point I ended up paying for Netflix, Amazon, Disney, and Apple+ which then kept increasing the prices and even that wasn't enough to cover everything I wanted to watch. So, month ago I cancelled all of them and reverted back to private trackers in the same way I went back to selling bitcoin for cash and depositing money to my bank account, as i was doing prior to crypto cards.

[NeuroticFish]

At the time of this post:


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Maybe it's that 2%, I don't know.

I've topped up the card and they've started writing it clearly that their exchange rate contains all the fees. And indeed nothing else was deducted from the top up coins.
Plus: in my few tests the Bitrefill card seems to be more reliable = more widely accepted than Wirex
Minus: minimum top-up is 30 EUR (also for future top-ups)

[NotATether]

The long-awaited reformatting has been completed!

This new format is compact should make it easy for you to find which cards support which country, Paypal, and other data.

3DS data is not available for many cards, so I'm still trying to look for those.

I am keeping the old legacy list around until I finish adding the numerous new services that have been posted over here and in other places.

[dkbit98]

The long-awaited reformatting has been completed!

New format looks much better but I would personally add some dividing space lines between each rows if I knew how to make this tables.
I know about many other cards that exist, especially virtual and I will try to collect them all and post here for next update.
You should also add row for KYC, there are many virtual cards that can be used without any verification.

3DS data is not available for many cards, so I'm still trying to look for those.

This one is tricky to find, but they exist when verification is performed.

[NotATether]

New format looks much better but I would personally add some dividing space lines between each rows if I knew how to make this tables.
I know about many other cards that exist, especially virtual and I will try to collect them all and post here for next update.
You should also add row for KYC, there are many virtual cards that can be used without any verification.

Hmm... that is going to be complex. I can't use the regular {hr} tags because they break the table formatting, and I'm not really sure what to replace it with. Maybe dashes or underscores on a single {td} would do the trick?

3DS data is not available for many cards, so I'm still trying to look for those.

This one is tricky to find, but they exist when verification is performed.

Currently I am relying on the vendor declaring this support themselves.

KYC data would be interesting to add too, but it is prevalent for almost all debit cards except for the prepaid cards. So for now as a little workaround you can look at the Bank/Card Fund fields (indicates KYC) and the XMR column (indicates no KYC, for obvious reasons).

[dkbit98]

Hmm... that is going to be complex. I can't use the regular {hr} tags because they break the table formatting, and I'm not really sure what to replace it with. Maybe dashes or underscores on a single {td} would do the trick?

I have no idea, but last time I needed to make table I asked someone from community and he made it for me.
Good example would be one of my topics for hardware wallets that use square separators, but I guess you can use anything else instead:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5434512

Currently I am relying on the vendor declaring this support themselves.

In some cases we don't know who the exact vendors are but card providers always announce if card supports 3ds or not.
Right now I know two or three non-kyc with 3ds support.