About – cryptocardpicker

Which crypto card should you get when a plain bank card is out of reach? That is the one question cryptocardpicker is built around. Each card gets its own write-up and a rating from 0 to 10. On the front page the cards are ranked, while the sections sort them by kind, so you may begin from your own circumstances. Nothing is issued or sold on this site, and applications are not accepted.

Reading a mark before you pick

A card is rated 0 to 10 on five counts: eligibility, price, funding method, dependability as users describe it, and ease of daily use. Eligibility and price each make up 25% of the total, dependability makes up 20%, and funding together with daily use make up the other 30%. When a number is withheld by the provider, the mark stays where it is and the review notes that it was not disclosed.

Where the information is taken from

Each review starts from what the provider publishes itself: product pages, support articles, terms and tables of charges. Gaps get filled from comparison sites and customer reports, which the review calls unofficial since the provider never confirmed them. A date at the foot of each review tells you how fresh the details are, because terms move quickly.

What this site is not

It is no advertisement. It offers no financial, legal or tax guidance. Guidance on evading ID verification, embargo rules or national regulation is absent.

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