I have a crypto card that I use all the time; let’s call it “Y.” So, recently I bought plane tickets from Vienna to Istanbul and from Istanbul to Vienna.

A few hours before my departure from Istanbul, I received a notification that my flight had been canceled due to weather conditions and that the funds would be refunded to my card.
And that’s when the problems started, because when I tried to buy new tickets to Munich (the only one available at that moment), crypto card “Y” couldn’t process the transaction, and I had to pay with a traditional bank card. So, the “Y” crypto card couldn’t process the refund from the airline, and the money just disappeared, lol.
The point is, we’re always talking about how crypto cards are a real game-changer, but most crypto cards simply have terrible FX rates, poor support, and can’t ensure their services run smoothly, covering up the problems with marketing and big cashback offers.
Users don’t need big cashback; they need a product that works seamlessly.