U.S. Issued Bitcoin Debit Card Launched by Shift

U.S. Issued Bitcoin Debit Card Launched by Shift

A new Bitcoin debit card has been introduced to the U.S. The fully functional Shift card costs US$10 to order and users can spend US$1,000 a day on purchases with preloaded Bitcoin. Now Americans can enjoy a card that’s tethered to their Coinbase account and spend Bitcoin on the go. Disclaimer: Bitcoin.com is not associated with Shift and is not....


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