Binance has launched its own debit card Binance Card

   Binance, the largest cryptovoltaic exchange, has announced the launch of its own debit card Binance Card, which will allow paying with cryptovoltaic currencies in 200 regions of the world.

To do this, users need to install the Binance Card application and transfer BNB bitcoins or sticky cards to the card account. In this case, the card will accept any shops that accept Visa cards, that is, more than 46 million shops, cafes and other locations in 200 regions of the world.

At the moment, the virtual Binance Card has been launched in test mode and is available only in a limited number of countries, but physical shipments will be set up soon. The initial launch will take place in Malaysia, then Vietnam will be added, and then the rest of the countries.

In the coming weeks, the exchange hopes to provide the opportunity to order the map from almost anywhere in the world. The cost of the card is $15 - this amount will need to be transferred to the card account. In this case, Binance does not plan to take any annual or monthly commissions.

In February, it was reported that the American exchange Coinbase received the status of "Principal Member" and thus became a full member of the Visa payment system. The exchange already has its own debit cards Coinbase Card and now the company will get more control over the mechanism of their functioning.