Key Points
- Zero Fees: The FLOKI debit card has no transaction or exchange rate fees, offering a cost-effective way to use cryptocurrencies for everyday purchases.
- Blockchain Support: The card supports over eight blockchain networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Solana.
- Physical and Virtual Options: Users can choose between a physical card (€32) or a virtual card (€10), with a 2% top-up fee for loading funds.
FLOKI, the popular memecoin project, has launched a new debit card that allows users to spend their cryptocurrency assets at millions of merchants worldwide.
The card, compatible with major blockchains and cryptocurrencies, is initially available in 31 European countries, with plans to expand further.
You can sign up for a debit card here.
Crypto Payments
This release marks a significant step in making cryptocurrency spending seamless. Powered by FNT Crypto, the card enables users to convert their digital assets into fiat currency for transactions. Major cryptocurrencies such as FLOKI, BTC, ETH, USDT, and USDC are supported, providing flexibility for crypto investors.
The physical card comes with contactless payment capabilities, while the virtual card can be used online or added to digital wallets.
With a daily spending limit of up to 5,000 USDT for virtual cards and 10,000 USDT for physical cards, the product is tailored for both casual and frequent users.
Residency Limitations
Residents in Austria, France, Germany, and other European countries can apply for the card now. While physical cards are limited to these countries, virtual cards are available globally, except in regions restricted by OFAC or Mastercard policies.
Final Thoughts
This move aligns with FLOKI’s broader efforts to enhance its ecosystem and provide practical utilities for its token holders.
More features, including a VIP card with higher spending limits, are expected in the future.
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