[V2] Big List of Crypto Debit Cards

[dkbit98]

If you have any of the cards on this list and you used it to buy something, post here if it asked you for an SMS or text message during checkout! (this means it supports 3DS).

GnosisPay card should support 3ds, and they even have dedicated help page for that on their website.
One down side, and that is big for me, is the fact that GnosisPay card doesn't support Bitcoin, and it's not that easy to move funds on Gnosis chain.

There is another crypto card I found that support 3DS, that is Kucard made by Kucoin exchange, and you have to pass KYC verification to get the card.
This article on their website confirms there is 3DS support:
https://www.kucoin.com/support/24174062492825

Kucard website:
https://www.kucoin.com/kucard

Some OneKey cards should also support 3DS, but only if they are HongKong based, according to this page:
https://help.onekey.so/hc/en-us/articles/7449194017423-OneKey-Card-details-and-payment-scenarios
https://card.onekey.so/

[NotATether]

I'm going to go through all the fees and make sure they're all correct now. Especially the old legacy entries from the previous topic.

[NotATether]

Now 3D Secure information for all of these cards has been added, after making sure all the fees are correct for each of the cards then I would like to finally add the information about prepaid debit cards. Which seem to be sourced from a few entities but re-sold on many websites.

It will be a bit difficult, because that might entail buying a lot of small cards due to the historic lack of information on pre-paid cards.

[dkbit98]

Now 3D Secure information for all of these cards has been added, after making sure all the fees are correct for each of the cards then I would like to finally add the information about prepaid debit cards. Which seem to be sourced from a few entities but re-sold on many websites.

Did you forget to add Kucard?
This card from Kucoin exchange supports 3dS and I posted proof in my previous post in this topic.
I didn't use this card personally but anyone with Kucoin account can confirm this and ask their support for more information.

[NotATether]

Now 3D Secure information for all of these cards has been added, after making sure all the fees are correct for each of the cards then I would like to finally add the information about prepaid debit cards. Which seem to be sourced from a few entities but re-sold on many websites.

Did you forget to add Kucard?
This card from Kucoin exchange supports 3dS and I posted proof in my previous post in this topic.
I didn't use this card personally but anyone with Kucoin account can confirm this and ask their support for more information.

I still need to add Kucard, Onekey, Metamask and that Binance card, but first I want to double-check all the fees.

Edit: With all these new Volet cards I've added, I've run out of space in the OP to add new cards. So I'm wondering how I can better simplify those Europe cards in particular so that they take less space. They seem to have a lot in common except for one or two annoying details. (and I'm reserving the next two posts after the OP for other tables that I want to create soon, so don't tell me to put them there.)

[joker_josue]

Edit: With all these new Volet cards I've added, I've run out of space in the OP to add new cards. So I'm wondering how I can better simplify those Europe cards in particular so that they take less space. They seem to have a lot in common except for one or two annoying details. (and I'm reserving the next two posts after the OP for other tables that I want to create soon, so don't tell me to put them there.)

Well, you can try subtitling more and reducing the table.

For example, instead of having Visa/Mastercard, you would have V/M which means the same.
You can also reduce the number of columns about the different networks/currencies. Agreeing only on two or three, and then subtitling what each field includes.

If you have more specific ideas, I'll share them. 

[NotATether]

Looks like Binance Visa card is working again, which is certainly a good news as it has been probably the best crypto debit card on the market.

Since I withdrew everything from Binance when Visa stopped working and are kinda reluctant to send money again I can't try it anytime soon, but I do hope someone who has it will confirm that is actually working again.

As well as allowing payments using Mastercard, Binance-branded Visa card has also resumed functionality on the exchange. Withdrawal services using Mastercard will be resumed at a later date, Binance said.

Last year’s decision by the card networks to part ways with Binance happened around the time the exchange was grappling with legal challenges in the U.S., including multiple charges by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

For some reason the FAQ on Binance still has info on the old card which closed last year, so I'm going to put off of adding it unless I can find some numbers for the new card or get an official page from the Binance website about it.

https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/finance?c=5&navId=5#53

there is another new debit card in cryptospace
this time it is a digital/virtual debit card from the australian exchange Bitarro. the exchange users can now load a prepaid digital card with their BTCitcoin and spend it anywhere visa is accepted
the Bitaroo Express App (v1.5. 0) is required for this service


https://www.bitaroo.com.au/

Is this a prepaid card, in which case they are reselling cards from another company, or is this a debit card with a partner like the others? Because I can't find any sort of cardholder agreement or other legal document, or even any information about the card on their website.

[Rikafip]

For some reason the FAQ on Binance still has info on the old card which closed last year, so I'm going to put off of adding it unless I can find some numbers for the new card or get an official page from the Binance website about it.

That news that I shared about Binance card working again turned out to be a fake one, so that explains why you can't find anything about it on the website.

[dkbit98]

GnosisPay cards are introducing new up to 5% cashback, but this is paid only in $GNO tokens on card purchases and delivered weekly to customers GnosisPay account.
You can find more information on their website, and use cashback calculator to see how much you can earn:
https://gnosispay.com/rewards

[NotATether]

I don't think I am going to track cashback until I finish gathering all the card providers.

Speaking of which, can any of you skim the list and see if there are any obvious omissions? Besides OneKey which I am working on.

[NotATether]

it looks like there will be a new/additional provider for debit cards with Tangem pay
specifically a visa debit card is being planned. Tangem is a swiss-based company that has so far produced crypto-based wallets


https://x.com/Tangem/status/1809148628784632219

This card is not actually live yet so it will not be added until people can buy it.

Two more cards (or maybe three, if SafePal's card is available) to add and then I'll move on to prepaid cards.

[NotATether]

Do not use Coinramp Card, it is simply a rebranding of the scam CoinPayCard.

https://www.reddit.com/r/coinramp/comments/16cl467/coinramp_official_launch/
https://www.cryptowisser.com/card/coinramp/

Coinramp is an interesting new card issued by a Nigerian company based in Lagos. The company was formerly known as Coinpaycard but underwent a rebranding.

Looks like after they scammed everybody last year they went undercover and changed their name.

[dkbit98]

Do not use Coinramp Card, it is simply a rebranding of the scam CoinPayCard.

Our old ''friends'' are back in business, but this time they decided not to create new topic in bitcointalk forum  
They would probably get identified and reported quickly again.

I am not sure if you are following if cards have support for g00gle pay and samsung pay, but new Bit.Store virtual card just added this functionality, maybe someone finds it useful.
Note that this card is issued by mastercard in United States, with USD currency, and there is no verification required.

[NotATether]

I am not sure if you are following if cards have support for g00gle pay and samsung pay, but new Bit.Store virtual card just added this functionality, maybe someone finds it useful.
Note that this card is issued by mastercard in United States, with USD currency, and there is no verification required.

Bit.store cards support that? Wow that's good to know.

I probably have to go through all the original cards here and check if they have Apple Pay and Google Pay support as well. Because I was so focused on getting new cards listed here that I've only just started to pay attention to cards that were always here e.g. the Coinbase Card. But now I've reached the point there I can't really think of any more cards that are a good fit for the table. Except I guess for the Ledger card. (if that's even still available.)

[dkbit98]

Bit.store cards support that? Wow that's good to know.

Yeah it does support it, but it's only for one of three currently available Bit.Store cards, and they can change the rues at any time.
I am not sure how this is working with cards from other providers, but this is possible only for virtual cards obviously, so you can eliminate all physical cards.
I think you need to have website page for this, it's easier to do it than in one forum post.

[NotATether]

I think you need to have website page for this, it's easier to do it than in one forum post.

I have already bought a domain name and a template, and am in the process of building a website, but it needs all the data collected first which is why I am placing it all over here. So I don't have to run around all over the internet to gather the info.

[tanitel]

I think you need to have website page for this, it's easier to do it than in one forum post.

I have already bought a domain name and a template, and am in the process of building a website, but it needs all the data collected first which is why I am placing it all over here. So I don't have to run around all over the internet to gather the info.

waiting for it, many thanks.

[NotATether]

Now there is a list of prepaid cards too.

[joker_josue]

Now there is a list of prepaid cards too.

Excellent work, especially in collecting all the information.

I just think the table is very confusing, difficult to analyze the information corresponding to each card. The question is, how can we do it differently?
I'll be honest, at the moment I can't think of an alternative. But if I have any I will share. 

[NotATether]

I just think the table is very confusing, difficult to analyze the information corresponding to each card. The question is, how can we do it differently?
I'll be honest, at the moment I can't think of an alternative. But if I have any I will share. 

See, the problem is, now there's two tables.

So which one are you referring to?