[V2] Big List of Crypto Debit Cards

[NotATether]

https://www.solcard.cc/

First time I hear about it, but it looks to be only for solana and tokens on that blockchain.
Top up fee is 5%  

Minimum deposit 0.5 SOL 

Which is not really a problem as deposit minimums closer to $100 are becoming commonplace I think.

However, I do not know about the fees of Solana itself. USDT and USDC are immediately ruled out as payment methods for me, because Ethereum has ridiculous gas fees that have costed me live money before. I am hoping that Solana blockchain has a much lower and more reasonable fee for transactions.

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[stompix]

USDT and USDC are immediately ruled out as payment methods for me, because Ethereum has ridiculous gas fees that have costed me live money before.

Use USDT over TRON trc20, it's pretty cheap, even exchanges charge only $1 for it.

And speaking of cards, has anyone tried gate card? it's only available in the EEU.
https://www.gate.io/card

Old exchange, visa card, google pay ready, cashback 1% in usdt

Daily spending limit: 25,000 EUR
Monthly spending limit: 50,000 EUR
Annual spending limit: 250,000 EUR
Max ATM withdrawal per day: 1000 EUR
Max contactless payment per transaction: 50 EUR
Max total contactless payment: 150 EUR or 5 counts of contactless payments (before authentication is required; Click here for details about contactless payment)

Card Issuance: Free
Crypto Conversion: 0.9%
Foreign Transaction Fee (non-EUR, within Europe): 0.2%
Foreign Transaction Fee (non-EUR, outside Europe): 2%
ATM withdrawal Fee: 0%

Of course mandatory KYC, you can't do a thing on that exchange without KYC.

[joker_josue]

And speaking of cards, has anyone tried gate card? it's only available in the EEU.
https://www.gate.io/card

Old exchange, visa card, google pay ready, cashback 1% in usdt

It doesn't seem like a bad card to me.

My question is: does it convert BTC only when we make the purchase (use the card) or when we add balance to the card?
Anybody know?

[NeuroticFish]

OK, so I updated the information about Wirex card and it seems that they are still using VISA as their card issuer according to this blog post: https://wirexapp.com/blog/post/weve-signed-a-long-term-global-strategic-partnership-with-visa-0720

Fees have also changed, but the list of supported countries is mostly the same.

Annoyingly, it was very hard finding any useful information about this card on their website.

I was unsure on "what's real" because I am not using their card much, but I can come now with updates on Wirex.
I've received past week my replacement card, since the previous one has expired.
Both the previous card and the new/current card are Mastercard.

The production cost is 0$, but the delivery costs at least 5 EUR.
Service fee is 0, but they usually have quite a spread at their exchange.
The official list of fees is https://wirexapp.com/help/article/wirex-fees-1379


PS. I don't know if my new card works good or not, most of last year it didn't and now I try to avoid spending bitcoin for a bit longer.