Crypto Mastercard ?

[Patrick-jane]

I’ve been using this crypto Mastercard for a month now and it honestly works really well, so I’m sharing in case it helps someone.

Card comes from a Singapore based crypto exchange (not top-tier, but solid, created in 2017, in top 30 worldwide)
Exchange is mainly focused on Asia (Vietnam, Japan, Thailand), but UI and support in English are fine
Card provider (fintech) is based in Hong Kong and Singapore
Works with Google Pay and Apple Pay
Virtual mastercard

I’m currently in South America, using it daily on my phone: groceries, electronics, Uber / Uber Eats, online payments
No issues so far, it just works.

I do get a small referral fee ($10), nothing life-changing, but a dollar is a dollar right
I’m sharing bc I wasted 2 months searching until I found this one. So I guess it can help someone

anyway anyone interested contact me and I’ll send you the link.
That’s it.

 

[Alkis]

hey @Patrick-jane if you want to help, why not sharing the exchange?

If i was looking for such a card, i would appreciate to have this info and then i would ask for your link to register and you can get the 10.

 

[Patrick-jane]

Hey @Alkis
I understand your point, and I appreciate the perspective.

That said, this is how I’ve been doing it for years. I first explain the situation and share my experience, and if someone is genuinely interested, they send an email and I send them the link (which has all information). This approach has worked very well.

I also believe that taking a bit of time to understand the context before jumping into a signup helps ensure the recommendation is actually relevant and useful for the person. It naturally filters out casual interest and keeps the exchange meaningful.

I’m comfortable with this method and don’t plan on changing it. If it doesn’t fit the way things are usually done here, that’s perfectly fine, I’ll simply keep the information to myself, no harm done.

 

[pascal]

Crypto mastercard is not a problem today. There are at least 20+ options to choose from.