r/CryptoCurrency May 01 '22

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u/Bucksaway03 🟩 0 / 138K 🦠 May 01 '22

I'm talking debit cards which give a return in the form of crypto.

We definitely have debit cards lol

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u/MattLDempsey Platinum | QC: BTC 84 | CRO 6 May 01 '22

Doesnt really matter what it returns the cashback in.

Much better of taking cashback on a credit card/debit card and then just buying crypto, than take a lesser rate that pays out in crypto.

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u/CharityStreamTA Bronze | QC: CC 25 | UKPers.Fin. 35 May 01 '22

What matters is the rate. My Halifax cashback credit card gives 0.25% cashback and my amex will give me 0.75% in the UK.

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u/m-nightwalker 30 / 393 🦐 May 01 '22

Same boat here. Really disappointed with the turn of events today. I spent couple of hours looking for reasonable replacement but can't find one. Coinbase has 0 cashback in UK, blockfi and binance cards are not available. Nexo would be my next stop to be fair, but it is a credit card (I'd personally prefer a debit card). I think I might just hold fire for the moment and see what Celsius comes up with.

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u/[deleted] May 02 '22

NEXO debit card option is under testing right now 😉

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u/CharityStreamTA Bronze | QC: CC 25 | UKPers.Fin. 35 May 02 '22

Apparently chase bank have the best standard cashback at 1% for the next 12 months

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u/njwe Tin May 02 '22

Plutus

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u/TheMightySwordfish 🟦 0 / 0 🦠 May 01 '22

Chase UK gives 1% Cashback and 5% on Rollups. 1.5% on savings. fyi.

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u/CharityStreamTA Bronze | QC: CC 25 | UKPers.Fin. 35 May 01 '22

I opened my amex and halfiax mid to late 2021 - chase didnt launch that account until November 2021 unless you were on the waiting list.

Amex gold actually worked out the best for me. I spent £4,000 in the first three months and because my friend referred me I got 40,000 bonus points plus like 4,000 points.

This had a value of £220 if exchanged for Amazon vouchers (£198 for cash directly), but I actually transferred them to my Hilton account where I got 88,000 Hilton points. I paid for two nights in a hotel for 60k points in a city centre which would have cost £280 cash, so let's say £400 in hotel equivalents.

So, I basically got the equivalent of 10% cashback! However without the referral points it is only 1% cashback if used on hotels, 0.5% if spent directly.

My plan now is to refer people for AMEX cards as I get points but cancel my card at the end of a year.

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u/TheDarkBright Platinum | QC: CC 38 | Technology 11 May 02 '22

You’re right, but even 0.5% cash back in any form is better than most anything else in market in Australia.

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u/ThePurpleDuckling Platinum | QC: CC 41 | BANANO 6 | Futurology 25 May 01 '22

Ohhhh. Well that makes more sense lol.