<p>I have used <a href="http://xapo.com" rel="nofollow">xapo</a>. The card works great. There is a Bitcoin wallet app where you can store bitcoins. The debit card just spends what you have in your wallet.</p>

<p><a href="http://bitstamp.net" rel="nofollow">Bitstamp</a> which is an exchange for buying coins also provide debit cards. I haven't used the card but bitstamp is a well known reputable exchange.</p>

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2016-02-09T20:28:27.427Z
Thanks for the answer! , can you tell me if i can use the card your mentioned anywhere like a common Master or Visa card (I live in Sri Lanka & Bitcoin is not famous here yet & that's why i'm asking)
Theravada
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2016-02-09T20:31:07.957Z
The xapo card is a visa debit. As far as I know you can use it anywhere visa works. I have never had any problems.
Kharoof
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2016-05-29T12:54:27.380Z
bitstamp solution is terrible. they have very low withdrawal limit per month. and when I made the product choice it was not written there. only deposit limit that are elevated when they do aditional KYC/AML. In summary beware of that. Everything else bitstamp does is OK, debit card is not.
Comodore
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2016-02-09T13:53:13.463Z
2016-02-09T13:53:13.463Z
Kharoof
<p>Two card services that I know of are <a href="https://xapo.com/card/" rel="nofollow">xapo</a> and <a href="https://www.e-coin.io/" rel="nofollow">e-coin</a> (debit) cards. I know people that used them successfully and as far as I can tell are legit.</p>

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2016-02-09T20:28:32.647Z
Thanks for the answer! , can you tell me if i can use the card your mentioned anywhere like a common Master or Visa card (I live in Sri Lanka & Bitcoin is not famous here yet & that's why i'm asking)
Theravada
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2016-02-09T21:00:22.640Z
That is the idea: you can use it anywhere you could use a card. For example, the e-coin card is mastercard so it will be accepted everywhere a mastercard is accepted. Both cards work in several European countries. I cannot be certain but I don't believe you will have issues in Sri Lanka.
karask
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2016-02-08T22:18:16.843Z
2016-02-08T22:18:16.843Z
karask
<p>I am aware of the following Bitcoin cards:</p>

<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.shiftpayments.com/" rel="nofollow">The Shift Card</a>, which is a Visa debit card that can <a href="https://support.coinbase.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2228646-the-shift-card" rel="nofollow">integrate with a Coinbase account</a></li>
<li><a href="https://bitpay.com/visa/" rel="nofollow">The BitPay Card</a>, which is a Visa debit card</li>
<li><a href="https://xapo.com/card/" rel="nofollow">The Xapo Bitcoin Debit Card</a></li>
</ul>

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2016-10-03T15:06:20.797Z
2016-10-03T15:06:20.797Z
Michael C Ippolito
<p>I saw a video on youtube about a card for Bitcoin, is there a legit card service?</p>

<p>(I am a complete noob in bitcoin so please mention links in the answers)</p>

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2016-10-04T11:50:58.143Z
There are no existing "credit" cards out there. Only debit cards. Almost all of the bitcoin debit cards existing nowadays are rebrandings of the "MyChoiceCorporate" debit card. I honestly can't name one that doesn't use MCC.
Whyte the Weeabear
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Can I get a Bitcoin credit card?
Theravada
# Can I get a Bitcoin credit card?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-02-08)

I saw a video on youtube about a card for Bitcoin, is there a legit card service?

(I am a complete noob in bitcoin so please mention links in the answers)

**Tags:** bitcoin-credit-card

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: There are no existing "credit" cards out there. Only debit cards. Almost all of the bitcoin debit cards existing nowadays are rebrandings of the "MyChoiceCorporate" debit card. I honestly can't name one that doesn't use MCC.  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2016-02-09. Score: 2

I have used [xapo](http://xapo.com). The card works great. There is a Bitcoin wallet app where you can store bitcoins. The debit card just spends what you have in your wallet.

[Bitstamp](http://bitstamp.net) which is an exchange for buying coins also provide debit cards. I haven't used the card but bitstamp is a well known reputable exchange.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks for the answer! , can you tell me if i can use the card your mentioned anywhere like a common Master or Visa card (I live in Sri Lanka & Bitcoin is not famous here yet & that's why i'm asking)  
> **username_2**: The xapo card is a visa debit. As far as I know you can use it anywhere visa works. I have never had any problems.  
> **username_3**: bitstamp solution is terrible. they have very low withdrawal limit per month. and when I made the product choice it was not written there. only deposit limit that are elevated when they do aditional KYC/AML. In summary beware of that. Everything else bitstamp does is OK, debit card is not.  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2016-02-08. Score: 2

Two card services that I know of are [xapo](https://xapo.com/card/) and [e-coin](https://www.e-coin.io/) (debit) cards. I know people that used them successfully and as far as I can tell are legit.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks for the answer! , can you tell me if i can use the card your mentioned anywhere like a common Master or Visa card (I live in Sri Lanka & Bitcoin is not famous here yet & that's why i'm asking)  
> **username_4**: That is the idea: you can use it anywhere you could use a card. For example, the e-coin card is mastercard so it will be accepted everywhere a mastercard is accepted. Both cards work in several European countries. I cannot be certain but I don't believe you will have issues in Sri Lanka.  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2016-10-03. Score: 0

I am aware of the following Bitcoin cards:

* [The Shift Card](https://www.shiftpayments.com/), which is a Visa debit card that can [integrate with a Coinbase account](https://support.coinbase.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2228646-the-shift-card)
* [The BitPay Card](https://bitpay.com/visa/), which is a Visa debit card
* [The Xapo Bitcoin Debit Card](https://xapo.com/card/)


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