Crypto 'Debit Cards'

[Lucius]

I have two virtual cards  ^{Ready and Pavy} and I follow the same personal rule for both i.e. I top them up right before making online purchase with amount that does not exceed the required sum by more than 1 USDC. Pavy works well for US online stores, while Ready is good for EU purchases.

For POS payments I prefer to use my physical Wirex card, which I allow myself to top up with larger amount ^{usually around 1,000 EUR}.

All of these cards are KYC, and I will always look for one that isn't because I don't want to give out my information and always be afraid that someone will hack it. Of course, virtual crypto cards have their drawbacks, such as the impossibility of withdrawing cash from ATMs (although there is even one that works in some countries) and the possibility that it will stop working at any time.

I've always been lucky to find reliable ones, and as I wrote in a previous post, I don't have more on them than I'm willing to lose.

[satscraper]

I have two virtual cards  ^{Ready and Pavy} and I follow the same personal rule for both i.e. I top them up right before making online purchase with amount that does not exceed the required sum by more than 1 USDC. Pavy works well for US online stores, while Ready is good for EU purchases.

For POS payments I prefer to use my physical Wirex card, which I allow myself to top up with larger amount ^{usually around 1,000 EUR}.

All of these cards are KYC, and I will always look for one that isn't because I don't want to give out my information and always be afraid that someone will hack it. Of course, virtual crypto cards have their drawbacks, such as the impossibility of withdrawing cash from ATMs (although there is even one that works in some countries) and the possibility that it will stop working at any time.

I've always been lucky to find reliable ones, and as I wrote in a previous post, I don't have more on them than I'm willing to lose.

Yeah, KYC is the drawback of those cards, but unlike you, I haven’t been lucky enough to find any card that doesn’t require KYC procedure to be fully operational. I’d appreciate it if you could share any relevant information with me via PM.

Regarding ATM withdrawals, I do have that option because I also possess Wirex and Ready cards in physical form, but I’ve never used them for this purpose. They serve as some kind of backup for my related virtual cards.

[suzanne5223]

I have two virtual cards  ^{Ready and Pavy} and I follow the same personal rule for both i.e. I top them up right before making online purchase with amount that does not exceed the required sum by more than 1 USDC. Pavy works well for US online stores, while Ready is good for EU purchases.

For POS payments I prefer to use my physical Wirex card, which I allow myself to top up with larger amount ^{usually around 1,000 EUR}.

All of these cards are KYC, and I will always look for one that isn't because I don't want to give out my information and always be afraid that someone will hack it. Of course, virtual crypto cards have their drawbacks, such as the impossibility of withdrawing cash from ATMs (although there is even one that works in some countries) and the possibility that it will stop working at any time.

I've always been lucky to find reliable ones, and as I wrote in a previous post, I don't have more on them than I'm willing to lose.

Yeah, KYC is the drawback of those cards, but unlike you, I haven’t been lucky enough to find any card that doesn’t require KYC procedure to be fully operational. I’d appreciate it if you could share any relevant information with me via PM.

Regarding ATM withdrawals, I do have that option because I also possess Wirex and Ready cards in physical form, but I’ve never used them for this purpose. They serve as some kind of backup for my related virtual cards.

Ever since the institutional investors and large investment managers hop into the crypto market alot of things have changed and most platform that didn't request KYC before now added KYC to their platform.
However, I think you should have requested for the no KYC crypto card platform publicly so that others can also benefits from it. Having said that, the platform I knew sometime ago that offer the crypto card without going through KYC are BingCard, and Digitap.

[Lucius]

Yeah, KYC is the drawback of those cards, but unlike you, I haven’t been lucky enough to find any card that doesn’t require KYC procedure to be fully operational. I’d appreciate it if you could share any relevant information with me via PM.~snip~

I don't know what exactly you mean by "fully operational", but I assume you want the card to work for online payments and at POS devices? All virtual cards that can be added to mobile wallets work on POS devices in any place that accepts Visa or MC, and when it comes to online payment, the functionality depends on where you are, because as far as I know in the US, most merchants online do   not ask for 3DS verification, while the case in the EU is exactly the opposite.

[dkbit98]

Yeah, KYC is the drawback of those cards, but unlike you, I haven’t been lucky enough to find any card that doesn’t require KYC procedure to be fully operational. I’d appreciate it if you could share any relevant information with me via PM.

There is already a topic in forum that is dedicated to crypto cards, we talked about no-kyc cards a lot there.
I am preparing to post some interesting news there this week, so follow that if you want.
Some members are reporting Freedomia card is still working fine.