The news broke this morning via a tweet from Changpeng Zhao (CZ), CEO of Binance. After a soft launch to a select audience in Argentina on July 7th, FinansCard is now available to the general public.
Finance Card is coming to Argentina
Cryptophiles living in Argentina now have access Finance Card. It will be introduced gradually in different parts of the country from next week. Argentina is the first in Latin America to welcome the exchange’s debit card. This allows Binance customers to make purchases at physical stores or online stores. The only condition is that these merchants accept Visa cards as payment. In addition to allowing the storage of cryptocurrencies, it also provides an opportunity to quickly convert cryptoassets into fiat currency when making payments. Which democratizes the ease of use of this solution.
A cryptocurrency cashback system
Binance also offers a system to increase the attractiveness of this crypto card Refund In BNB. In fact, the Finance Card allows users to get up to 8% cashback on every purchase. Additionally, the funds in question are directly deposited wallet without the need for manual intervention. However, purchases eligible for cashback are subject to certain eligibility conditions.
Finance’s popularity in the crypto community is well established. With its Finance Card, the exchange is taking a big step towards the democratization of cryptocurrencies as it facilitates their integration into consumers’ daily lives. It remains to be seen how the situation will develop in the coming weeks.
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