Binance uses Mastercard to introduce a crypto prepaid card in Brazil (report)
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange-Binance-has teamed up with the multinational financial services giant-Mastercard-to introduce a prepaid card in Brazil. The partners have previously introduced such a function in Argentina. When reported by Reuters today (January 30), the Binance card is still in the beta test and should be available to users in the following weeks. This is the result of the goal of the stock exchange "to expand the connection between traditional finance and crypto". According to Binance, Brazil is one of his key markets, while new and existing customers can use the card in every shop that uses MasterCard's payment services. ...
Binance uses Mastercard to introduce a crypto prepaid card in Brazil (report)
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange-Binance-has teamed up with the multinational financial services giant-MasterCard-to introduce a prepaid card in Brazil.
The partners have previously introduced such a function in Argentina.
- as reported from Reuters today (January 30), the bony card is still available in the beta test and should be available to the users in the following weeks.
- This is the result of the goal of the stock exchange to "expand the connection between traditional finance and crypto".
- According to Binance, Brazil is one of its key markets, while new and existing customers can use the card in every shop that uses MasterCard's payment services.
- The entities put together last summer for a prepaid cryptocurrency card in Argentina, which offers up to 8 % cashback in BNB for certain purchases.
- customers can withdraw a maximum of 45,000 pesos ($ 241) per day or up to 180,000 pesos ($ 964) per month. Daily purchases are limited to 90,000 pesos ($ 482), while monthly purchases are not allowed to exceed 360,000 pesos ($ 1,929).
- The prepaid cards introduced in Brazil and Argentina could increase interest in digital currencies and improve financial inclusion in the region.
- Although it is the largest financial market in South America, millions of Brazilians have no access to basic financial services. On the other hand, locals with 41 % of the respondents are among the world's leading providers of cryptocurrencies Add You are Hodler. Span>
- The situation is similar with its southwestern neighbor- Argentina . Digital assets, especially Bitcoin and stable coins, are becoming increasingly popular due to the political unrest of the country, galloping inflation and general financial problems.
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