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May not have to do with that. Other WireCard-powered companies are back on track. Most probably they'd be looking to switch, but I own a couple of Wirecard-card
by chdaniel 6y ago
May not have to do with that. Other WireCard-powered companies are back on track. Most probably they'd be looking to switch, but I own a couple of Wirecard-cards and they're working
- zentiggr 6y agoYou still trust enough to use them? Not being snarky, just given the way the company has blown up in holiday fireworks fashion, I'd be looking to balance transfer and go to anything else.
- chdaniel 6y agoDon't stress, your question is very valid. I don't use them per se. I've just got a card from crypto.com — the other card I have that uses WC is Curve Curve is not my main card, but as for the crypto.com, Wirecard doesn't hold their funds.
- avianlyric 6y agoDepends what country you’re in. In the UK at least the rules and regs makes it very hard for you to steal customer funds. The money needs to be stored in a segregated account held at a real bank, who is then responsible for making sure that account isn’t abused. And if you’re bank offering these types of accounts, then you’ll have the regulator watching your every move to make sure you’re not misbehaving.
- Reason077 6y agoThey're not just Wirecard-powered, they are Wirecard.
- saos 6y agoYup. Curve made the switch away pretty well