Exchange cards: choosing by where your coins sit
Coins already parked at a trading platform? Its card is the quickest way to spend them. The platform swaps your coins as the payment goes through, and a bonus, often in the platform’s own token, may come back.
Entries set side by side each card’s levels, charges, spending ceilings, bonus rates and the places where it is actually issued. Coverage by place differs far more than the familiar brands lead you to think.
Before you choose, remember the card lives or dies with the exchange account. If your identity is under review or the account is restricted, the card stops working too, and entries pass along user reports about that.
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