> If a person thinks that fiat payments work well, he hasn't really travelled yet to different cultures. Count me among the people who have travelled and never

> If a person thinks that fiat payments work well, he hasn't really travelled yet to different cultures. Count me among the people who have travelled and never encountered problems. I always bring two cards in case something weird happens, but I’ve never had to use the backup. If established banking cards aren’t working in a country, it seems unlikely that relatively recent cryptocurrency would be working any better at their banking institutions. If their banks can’t take your bank card in exchange for cash, I doubt they’re going to be set up to take your Bitcoin.