[V2] Big List of Crypto Debit Cards

[bayu7adi]

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⠀ Card Type - eftpos Production Cost - $9.99 (CRPT Holders) or $14.99 (non-CRPT Holders) Supported Coins - Bitcoin, Crypterium Token, Ethereum, Litecoin Supported Countries - Europe Service fee - $0 (monthly) Fees - $0 ATM Withdraw - $0 Funding Methods - Wire transfer Has Wallet Service - YES

I distinctly remember having this card when I was really love into altcoins. Yesss... i joined this forum because of altcoins, but now my interest has shifted to bitcoin. The card didn't play a huge role in my life, so I decided to stop using it to simplify things.

Just a heads up for updates Crypterium has rebranded to Choise., the new Crypterium  Choise website is https://choise.com/, and for card services, you can check out https://choise.com/card.

[NotATether]

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⠀ Card Type - eftpos Production Cost - $9.99 (CRPT Holders) or $14.99 (non-CRPT Holders) Supported Coins - Bitcoin, Crypterium Token, Ethereum, Litecoin Supported Countries - Europe Service fee - $0 (monthly) Fees - $0 ATM Withdraw - $0 Funding Methods - Wire transfer Has Wallet Service - YES

I distinctly remember having this card when I was really love into altcoins. Yesss... i joined this forum because of altcoins, but now my interest has shifted to bitcoin. The card didn't play a huge role in my life, so I decided to stop using it to simplify things.

Just a heads up for updates Crypterium has rebranded to Choise., the new Crypterium  Choise website is https://choise.com/, and for card services, you can check out https://choise.com/card.

Do you know if it is still using the eftpos network or has it switched to Visa or Mastercard?

I see that eftpos is a big thing in Australia and New Zealand. However, I must admit that I have never seen an eftpos terminal in my life  so I'm wondering how do people make use of these cards in places that accept one of the Big Four card networks.

[bayu7adi]

Do you know if it is still using the eftpos network or has it switched to Visa or Mastercard?

I see that eftpos is a big thing in Australia and New Zealand. However, I must admit that I have never seen an eftpos terminal in my life  so I'm wondering how do people make use of these cards in places that accept one of the Big Four card networks.

Sorry, unfortunately, I haven't had the chance to enjoy and use the card for shopping purposes... i only deposited a small amount into the card 5 years ago.

However, I believe now it has the VISA logo on the card, indicating that it can be used for international transactions without being restricted to the Australia or NZ region.

[dkbit98]

Where is the link to the author of the topic? Where the fuck is the element of quoting someone else’s material that you’re all telling me about here? You simply copied what I did, even my cut-out photos, and presented it as your work.

He said that he continues where you stopped, and you don't really have the right to complain after you deleted a bunch of your posts and topics without any explanation  

@NotATether
Can you add more non-kyc cards, even if they are only virtual and gift cards?
I can't find any good source that is comparing all of them.  
You also need to recheck cards that you already posted, if they are working or not, and if fees are the same.

[NotATether]

@NotATether
Can you add more non-kyc cards, even if they are only virtual and gift cards?
I can't find any good source that is comparing all of them.  
You also need to recheck cards that you already posted, if they are working or not, and if fees are the same.

That's the plan, though I think it would be wiser to check if every card is still online first. 

I intend to create a new column for if it has a virtual or physical card, or possibly both. Also another column for if it is prepaid.

[rat03gopoh]

@NotATether you added the Coinbase card to the list twice, I see they're no different (or I've missed something).
You might also want to check out this No-KYC card https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475083.0

[joker_josue]

Speaking of crypto debit cards. What do you think is the best card to use in Europe?

I used to occasionally use the Binance card, which will now stop working. So I think about the possibility of seeing another viable one.

[logfiles]

Speaking of crypto debit cards. What do you think is the best card to use in Europe?

I used to occasionally use the Binance card, which will now stop working. So I think about the possibility of seeing another viable one.

You might have to skim through the list to see which one best suits you. The good thing is that a number of them are available for residents of the European Economic Area (EEA) like Nexocard, Bybit card, coinbase card etc so getting another option won't be a problem.
Maybe fees and the level of KYC verification could affect your choice.

[joker_josue]

You might have to skim through the list to see which one best suits you. The good thing is that a number of them are available for residents of the European Economic Area (EEA) like Nexocard, Bybit card, coinbase card etc so getting another option won't be a problem.
Maybe fees and the level of KYC verification could affect your choice.

That's a bit like that, fees and KYC are a point that hasn't been favorable in what I've seen on the list.

Hence, I am asking for the opinion/feedback of other users who have one of these cards.

[Rikafip]

Speaking of crypto debit cards. What do you think is the best card to use in Europe?

I used to occasionally use the Binance card, which will now stop working. So I think about the possibility of seeing another viable one.

From what I heard from friends that actually have competitor's card, Coinbase debit seems like the most obvious choice, and after that crypto.com.

I am in the similar situation as I also used Binance card for the last few years and now I am on the lookout for a new one but I am reluctant to go through KYC once again.

[NotATether]

@NotATether you added the Coinbase card to the list twice, I see they're no different (or I've missed something).
You might also want to check out this No-KYC card https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475083.0

Whoops!

I'll need to fix that - the topmost card has the correct data. If there is any below that then I need to remove it.

Speaking of which - there will inevitably be more EEA cards on this list than other regions (in particular USA) because of the friendly nature of (most) European governments to crypto.

[joker_josue]

From what I heard from friends that actually have competitor's card, Coinbase debit seems like the most obvious choice, and after that crypto.com.

I am in the similar situation as I also used Binance card for the last few years and now I am on the lookout for a new one but I am reluctant to go through KYC once again.

I also think the Crypto.com card is a good option. But I have the same problem as you, I don't really feel like going through the KYC process again. Unfortunately, I think it will be difficult to avoid this.

[NotATether]

I inform you that the Bitrefill card is about to be launched soon: https://www.bitrefill.com/card

Here's another card to add to the list.

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⠀ Card Type - VISA Production Cost - €0 Supported Coins - BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC20), USDC (ERC20), BNB, BUSD Supported Countries - EU Service fee - €0 Fees - 1.99% ATM Withdraw - N/A Funding Methods - crypto deposit Has Wallet Service - NO

It's done, but I don't think it's a good idea to list cards that have not launched yet, because something might happen and they may never launch.

Also, I'm starting to think this section needs an indicator that says whether the card is physical or virtual, don't you think? Right now there are still some weird bullet points from the legacy topic.

[hopenotlate]

Also, I'm starting to think this section needs an indicator that says whether the card is physical or virtual, don't you think? Right now there are still some weird bullet points from the legacy topic.

Physical or virtual is an essential information imo, I also think a very important information that need to be added, considering the high sensitivity to privacy that the crypto community has always had, is the one regarding KYC procedure required or not.
Thanks for reviving this topic and for the efforts you are doing to gather all the infos.

[joker_josue]

Also, I'm starting to think this section needs an indicator that says whether the card is physical or virtual, don't you think? Right now there are still some weird bullet points from the legacy topic.

Physical or virtual is an essential information imo, I also think a very important information that need to be added, considering the high sensitivity to privacy that the crypto community has always had, is the one regarding KYC procedure required or not.
Thanks for reviving this topic and for the efforts you are doing to gather all the infos.

I agree that the information about whether the card is only virtual or also physical is relevant.
But I think it's even more relevant to include an indication of whether you need KYC or not. And perhaps even create a classification for the level of KYC requested (but this may be more complicated).


Regarding not listing pre-release cards, it makes sense. We'll see how this "experiment" goes.

[belaweb2]

Updates to the list:

- Eidoo card ==> dead
- Swipe card ==> dead  (solar card will be the successor, announced... but not released)
- Plutus card ==> is marked as dead, but is *NOT* dead and IMHO the one of the best cards if you are interested in cashback

THX

[NotATether]

Updates to the list:

- Eidoo card ==> dead
- Swipe card ==> dead  (solar card will be the successor, announced... but not released)
- Plutus card ==> is marked as dead, but is *NOT* dead and IMHO the one of the best cards if you are interested in cashback

THX

Updated. Though it seems that Swipe card was already in the defunct category.

[joker_josue]

Updates to the list:

- Eidoo card ==> dead
- Swipe card ==> dead  (solar card will be the successor, announced... but not released)
- Plutus card ==> is marked as dead, but is *NOT* dead and IMHO the one of the best cards if you are interested in cashback

THX

Updated. Though it seems that Swipe card was already in the defunct category.

In the case of the Plutus card, I checked and they currently have the crypto conversion service deactivated. In other words, it is only possible to use the card if the user loads it with fiat.

[HostFat]

@joker_josue
You can still withdraw the PLU tokens to other exchanges.

[dkbit98]

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Bitrefill Card

Zero Production Cost and Zero Service fee sounds very interesting, and I think that Bitrefill already have no-kyc virtual gift cards that work fine in some cases.
There is no production cost probably because this will be only virtual card, not physical that is sent to customer addresses.