Exchange cards
An exchange card is issued by a platform where people trade coins. It pays from the funds held on that platform, the exchange converts at the point of sale, and cashback frequently comes in the exchange’s own token.
Descriptions cover tiers, fees, limits and rewards, plus the regions in which each exchange offers the card. Those differ more than the brand names would suggest.
The card cannot be separated from the exchange account. A compliance review or restriction applied to the account ends up halting the card, and reviews include what users report about it.
Articles
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