Exchange card options

If your coins already sit on a trading platform, that platform’s own card is the natural candidate. It spends the exchange balance, converts when you pay and frequently returns a reward in the platform’s own token.

Compare by tier, fee, limit and reward, and by the regions where the card is issued, because those differ more than you would expect.

One consequence goes with this option: the card depends on the exchange account. Freeze or review the account and the card goes quiet; reviews pass on what users say.

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