Bitcoin debit card

[gosha@e-coin]

i ordered also one and wait to test it

i have some things need to buy from modelist shop and of course test the card usage

will write my result of course

Can you keep us up to date here?

What i am interested about is how long it take to deposit (time).

The real fees from a cash withdrawal at an ATM.

The interface of the online banking and transactions (if it looks professionals with features, I guess a professional bank is backing it).

you can check all the real ATM fees here:
https://www.e-coin.io/bitcoin-debit-card-fees-and-limits

In short, when you withdraw in the currency of the card, the bank charges you $2.50; when you withdraw in a different currency, it's $3.50, plus, obviously, the 3% currency conversion fee charged by Visa (standard for any card out there, whether related to bitcoin or not)

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[blackmachinegun]

i dont think this is a good thing,and i have to try,but its not hipped..

[Linuld]

This is a great first step and gonna sit this out to start with and see how it goes with others first. Last time I was an early adopter the company went out of business and lost my coins... this would be a great way to convert btc to cash but like most things nowadays the fees are ridiculous including having to pay for a card lol.

Yes that is true. If any one do not have a options to convert their bitcoins to cash easily then they can go for these cards. But they usually have some charges to provide these facilities. I think most important things we need to worry is the company is genuine or not, otherwise we may lose all our coins.

[menno3]

This is a great first step and gonna sit this out to start with and see how it goes with others first. Last time I was an early adopter the company went out of business and lost my coins... this would be a great way to convert btc to cash but like most things nowadays the fees are ridiculous including having to pay for a card lol.

Yes that is true. If any one do not have a options to convert their bitcoins to cash easily then they can go for these cards. But they usually have some charges to provide these facilities. I think most important things we need to worry is the company is genuine or not, otherwise we may lose all our coins.

You mind if I ask you why you have such present doubts in e-coin while you're advertising them in your signature space?
 Looks a bit strange lol :O

[mouneshwar123]

Will it be available in India? I wish I could get one if it is available in India. This card will reduce the hassle when I am trying to buy something with BTCBTC.

[Xiaoxiao]

Does this card accept applications from Canada or USA?

[Lasergun]

Does this card accept applications from Canada or USA?

E-Coin can ship the debit card to the Canada, but can't issue nor ship it to users who reside in the USA. The full list of countries can be found here: https://help.e-coin.io/hc/en-us/articles/202424481-E-card-is-shipped-to-the-following-countries-at-this-moment.

[soyab0007]

I am from India & have relatives in US, can I order Shift card giving relative US address and use from India?

[zeaderza]

What is the cheapest bitcoin debit card?

[Lasergun]

I am from India & have relatives in US, can I order Shift card giving relative US address and use from India?

Since this is regular VISA card, you can use it everywhere where the VISA accepted.
This is E-Coin debit card thread. You can ask your questions about Shift card here: Shift - Bitcoin Visa Card - now available in the US.

[Lasergun]

What is the cheapest bitcoin debit card?

It depends of what you mean, costs of shipping or card usage fees... But anyway, you should try to find an answer or repeat your question in this thread: List of bitcoin debit cards.

[Nameless Coin]

What is the cheapest bitcoin debit card?

It depends of what you mean, costs of shipping or card usage fees... But anyway, you should try to find an answer or repeat your question in this thread: List of bitcoin debit cards.

I checked the thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1242788.msg12935102#msg12935102

But's there is no comparison or trust overview per provider. This makes it hard to select the right card. Can you recommend any one?

[Lasergun]

What is the cheapest bitcoin debit card?

It depends of what you mean, costs of shipping or card usage fees... But anyway, you should try to find an answer or repeat your question in this thread: List of bitcoin debit cards.

I checked the thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1242788.msg12935102#msg12935102

But's there is no comparison or trust overview per provider. This makes it hard to select the right card. Can you recommend any one?

Personally, I use Xapo, they use the same card issuer as E-coin. The main difference between them, that Xapo converts BTC to fiat money during purchase (on the fly) and with E-Coin you have to do it manually (that gives you opportunity to control/lock the exact converting price).
What is your country and in which currency you would like to have a card?

[bitart]

What is the cheapest bitcoin debit card?

It depends of what you mean, costs of shipping or card usage fees... But anyway, you should try to find an answer or repeat your question in this thread: List of bitcoin debit cards.

I checked the thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1242788.msg12935102#msg12935102

But's there is no comparison or trust overview per provider. This makes it hard to select the right card. Can you recommend any one?

Personally, I use Xapo, they use the same card issuer as E-coin. The main difference between them, that Xapo converts BTC to fiat money during purchase (on the fly) and with E-Coin you have to do it manually (that gives you opportunity to control/lock the exact converting price).
What is your country and in which currency you would like to have a card?

I also use the XAPO card, the card is the same looking (no difference, except the name ) and yes, it converts on the fly when you use it. As I have read it somewhere (maybe in the official XAPO thread) they include the card issuer bank's fees in the exchange rate at the end. So I think there's no free lunch at the end...

[gosha@e-coin]

Is this card also for EU users? I am from germany and we don't have many options here.

a EUR card (plastic or virtual) from www.e-coin.io

[amazonrefunder1]

Can you register my card to VBV cause i cannot make online purchases.

[gosha@e-coin]

Can you register my card to VBV cause i cannot make online purchases.

support@e-coin.io, please

[anubizz]

Can anyone give a review about the sucessful arrival of e-coin cards? I read a lot of bad reports of Advcash and Cryptopay cards that never arrive.
The issuing bank is the same as far as i know.

[RealPhotoshoper]

i wondering what different between xapo,e-coin and coinbase debit card?is all of them have overplus?
and i'm still check and get some information all of them,and the best maybe can used by me,and glad to be know that there was 3 debit card that i know.

[gosha@e-coin]

Can anyone give a review about the sucessful arrival of e-coin cards? I read a lot of bad reports of Advcash and Cryptopay cards that never arrive.
The issuing bank is the same as far as i know.

it depends on the postal service rather than e-coin or even the card issuing bank. In most cases, local postal service - it's the "last mile" that matters most. Cards are sent via Royal Mail (air), but then it all depends on how reliable and quick the postman is at the destination country.

If you have any concerns about reliability and speed of postal service in your area, we would recommend using expedited delivery via DHL, which comes with a tracking number and is guaranteed.

Or you can get a virtual card which you instantly get via e-mail