Exchange cards on the shortlist
Exchange-issued cards draw on funds you already hold at the trading platform. Coins are swapped as you pay, and bonuses frequently come back in the platform’s own coin.
Each entry lists levels, charges, spending ceilings and bonus rates, along with the countries in which the exchange hands the card out. Those countries are patchier than a common brand suggests.
Keep in mind that the card hangs on one account. When the platform probes your identity or restricts the account, the card halts as well, and write-ups relay what users report in such cases.
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