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WageCan has recently launched a new euro-denominated Bitcoin debit card. The company believes that this new addition to the market will greatly benefit European Bitcoiners, who can use the card to save money on currency conversion fees when traveling around the region. Disclaimer: This is a sponsored story. Bitcoinist is not responsible for this company’s products and/or services. The company is also offering a virtual debit card as a part of this release. WageCan says that their virtual card will make online shopping easier on European websites.
In an exclusive interview with Bitcoinist, Mr. Brandon from Cryptonit, an organization that promises to offer the most secure platform to trade traditional fiat money such as USD and EUR for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, litecoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, etc. says that they are going to launch anonymous debit cards by the end of 2015. Coming from a company that is registered with the relevant authorities in the UK, the anonymous debit cards are expected to gain trust among the cryptocurrency users. Registered Bitcoin Exchange, Complies with the Existing Money Laundering Laws.
Bitcoin is considered to be the best companion of the tourists. Thanks to the universal nature of the digital currency, it can be used anywhere in the world, provided the merchant accepts it. But now we have bitcoin-powered debit cards. These cards are like normal debit cards issued by banks except that it is connected to a bitcoin wallet. Most of these bitcoin-powered debit cards are connected issued by authorized issuers of well-known electronic payment providers like Visa and MasterCard. These cards will work at any point of sale terminals that are part of the network. This way, people....
SpectroCoin, the U.K.-based bitcoin exchange and wallet, has introduced bitcoin debit cards denominated in USD and GBP, complementing its existing EUR-denominated cards. These cards remove the fiat conversion fees needed with regular debit cards when using a specific denomination in a foreign country. Bitcoin debit cards make it easier for bitcoin holders to use bitcoin for making both online and offline payments. The bitcoin-funded cards remove the need to convert bitcoin into fiat to make payments. The SpectroCoin cards are accepted where MasterCard and Visa are accepted. Users can fund....
Upon the interests of those that have awaited for the highly anticipated bitcoin debit cards of Xapo, the multi-million dollar startup has finally begun shipping its cards internationally. However, in correlation to its launch, Xapo has announced that the cards cannot be shipped to the United States, and cannot be used by its residents. "Unfortunately, Xapo cannot issue nor ship the Xapo Debit Card to users who reside in the following countries: United States Minor Outlying Islands Uzbekistan Vanuatu Venezuela Vietnam Virgin Islands, U.s. Wallis And Futuna Western Sahara Yemen Zambia....