KuCoin's Visa Debit Card Adds Multi-Card Support
KuCoin's Visa debit card KuCard has added support for multiple virtual and physical cards starting July 1, 2024, the company announced today (Friday). This latest offering will enable users to manage multiple cards and access a cashback program.Eying Flexibility in Personal FinanceKuCard promises enhanced financial flexibility for personal use, managing family expenses, or keeping separate cards for different spending categories. This feature reportedly allows for enhanced budgeting, improved expense tracking, and easier access to funds. Additionally, users can access KuCard's crypto-to-fiat conversion and cashback rewards.To mark this launch, KuCard has reportedly unveiled a limited-time offer ending on July 7, whereby users can apply for a second virtual card for free or a second physical card for EUR 9.99. This promotion is reportedly available on a first-come, first-served basis.Launched in November 2023, KuCard is a Visa debit card that simplifies financial transactions by automatically converting cryptocurrencies into local currency at the point of sale. The platform recently introduced cashback programs offering up to 3% on purchases for all cardholders. KuCard is compatible with Google Pay and Apple Pay and can be used anywhere Visa is accepted. Initially available in the European Economic Area (EEA), the card aims to promote the adoption of blockchain technology by enabling users to use their cryptocurrency for everyday purchases, online shopping, and ATM withdrawals.Other Developments at KuCoinThis latest development comes amid the crypto exchange’s new tax policy for its Nigerian users. A few days ago, KuCoin announced it would impose a 7.5% value-added tax (VAT) starting July 8 on transaction fees for users with Know Your Customer (KYC) information registered in Nigeria.However, the crypto exchange clarified that the new tax policy only applies to the fee charged per transaction and not the overall transaction amount. In February, KuCoin collaborated with Revolut on a new method for purchasing digital assets using euros. This collaboration enables users to acquire various cryptocurrencies listed on the cryptocurrency exchange through Revolut Pay.KuCoin’s partnership with Revolut seeks to simplify the process of acquiring crypto for European users. Revolut Pay enables users to convert euros to a variety of supported cryptocurrencies. This partnership addresses the growing demand for easy access to digital assets, especially amidst the ongoing surge in the value of Bitcoin. This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
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KuCoin's Visa debit card KuCard has added support for multiple virtual and physical cards starting July 1, 2024, the company announced today (Friday). This latest offering will enable users to manage multiple cards and access a cashback program.
Eying Flexibility in Personal Finance
KuCard promises enhanced financial flexibility for personal use, managing family expenses, or keeping separate cards for different spending categories. This feature reportedly allows for enhanced budgeting, improved expense tracking, and easier access to funds. Additionally, users can access KuCard's crypto-to-fiat conversion and cashback rewards.
To mark this launch, KuCard has reportedly unveiled a limited-time offer ending on July 7, whereby users can apply for a second virtual card for free or a second physical card for EUR 9.99. This promotion is reportedly available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Launched in November 2023, KuCard is a Visa debit card that simplifies financial transactions by automatically converting cryptocurrencies into local currency at the point of sale. The platform recently introduced cashback programs offering up to 3% on purchases for all cardholders.
KuCard is compatible with Google Pay and Apple Pay and can be used anywhere Visa is accepted. Initially available in the European Economic Area (EEA), the card aims to promote the adoption of blockchain technology by enabling users to use their cryptocurrency for everyday purchases, online shopping, and ATM withdrawals.
Other Developments at KuCoin
This latest development comes amid the crypto exchange’s new tax policy for its Nigerian users. A few days ago, KuCoin announced it would impose a 7.5% value-added tax (VAT) starting July 8 on transaction fees for users with Know Your Customer (KYC) information registered in Nigeria.
However, the crypto exchange clarified that the new tax policy only applies to the fee charged per transaction and not the overall transaction amount. In February, KuCoin collaborated with Revolut on a new method for purchasing digital assets using euros. This collaboration enables users to acquire various cryptocurrencies listed on the cryptocurrency exchange through Revolut Pay.
KuCoin’s partnership with Revolut seeks to simplify the process of acquiring crypto for European users. Revolut Pay enables users to convert euros to a variety of supported cryptocurrencies. This partnership addresses the growing demand for easy access to digital assets, especially amidst the ongoing surge in the value of Bitcoin. This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
