Binance Card review
Crypto cardsThe Binance Card is not a single global program: it was relaunched country by country, with a different issuer, cashback rate and cap in each market.
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- Cashback: ≤2% · 8% (BR)
- Cashback without locking up tokens
- No annual fee
- Free card issuance
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The Binance Card is not a single program but a set of country-by-country launches, each with its own issuer and terms. In Brazil it is issued by Pomelo Instituição de Pagamento, regulated by the Central Bank of Brazil; in Mexico and other Global Card Program markets it is issued by Immersve Limited.
Cashback reaches up to 2% in most markets, though the cap and the asset it's paid in vary: in Brazil it is paid in BNB with a limit of 120 reais a month, and in the Global Card Program it is paid in US dollars with a limit of 20 USD a month. Colombia, Peru, Armenia and several CIS countries pay no exchange fee; the rest of the global program does, and New Zealand charges 3%.
Features
- Network
- Formats
- Cashback
- ≤2% · 8% (BR)
- Cashback paid in
- BNB · USD
- Requires staking a token
- Annual fee
- 0
- Issuance fee
- 0
- FX fee
- 0–3 %
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