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The fees are very high. 2.49% for crypto liquidation where fiat money has 0% if it's the same currency and much lower if its another.
by arisAlexis 6y ago
The fees are very high. 2.49% for crypto liquidation where fiat money has 0% if it's the same currency and much lower if its another.
- sguo35 6y agoThat partially explains how they can offer 4% rewards on a debit card.
- BitwiseFool 6y agoThat, and the 4% reward is in Stellar Lumens, not cashback.
- vmception 6y agocool. thats pretty interesting. I should read more about this. I wonder how long they'll be able to do it during a sideways or bear market.
- pingec 6y agoThat is so high. Are there any similar cards with lower fees?
- agiamas 6y agoWirex
- expired-link 6y ago"Hold", it will be soon available (https://utrust.com/hold/ https://utrust.com/hold/). It's powered by Utrust which doesn't add any fee (only the seller gets a fee: 1% of the selling price). They just actually just introduced what they called reverse stacking : If you stack 1000 utk, you can get the 1% fee payed by the seller. I am not sure about how much fees Visa will add from their part of the currency transfer. But I guess these fees will stay the same no matter which project you use as long as Visa is part of the payment solution.
- xur17 6y agohttps://foldapp.com/card/ https://foldapp.com/card/ is another option. Biggest different is that it spends USD directly and earns Bitcoin rather than spending cryptocurrencies.
- zosegal 6y ago2.49% does not apply if USDC -- a dollar-pegged stablecoin -- is used as the payment method.
- arisAlexis 6y ago"Coinbase Card customers are able to spend their crypto from nine different wallets: BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH, XRP, BAT, REP, ZRX, and XLM" from the FAQ page