Review on Paycent EUR by José A Rodríguez
Paycent: Is it Still a Helpful BTC-Card?
Crypto cards are filling the world with options to debate which one is the best. In today's review, I want to share my opinion about Paycent Eur. This is a crypto debit card that supports BTC as a major leader to execute transactions, but it currently works with other altcoins. What is more, it is still a global payment card.
The interesting fact about this card is that we can easily buy lots of goods in physical stores. So, the advantages are not very limited. However, the fees service has been updated, and they are a little bit higher than ever before. First of all, commissions for daily use are listed in 1$, while ATM withdrawals cost around 4.50$. Let's suppose that traders are everyday moving their assets by buying, or selling. Then, they will have a very high month of commission.
Paycent Nowadays
When I entered the official web page I was impressed because it is not so organized. It only shows the card fees listed by type and transaction speed. I also noticed all fees are based on dollar currencies. There are no explanations about the other two types of default currency management like Eur or GNB. The cards' services seem to be only based in America, nowadays. Personally, this is not the best or nearly the best card in the crypto market, although it is partnered with Mastercard.
Besides, something I've seen a lot these days is that traders are claiming for a PayPal integration into the payment systems of this card. I think this payment service based on fiat money is a little bit outdated.
To sum up, they are improving and considering their already crypto usage as a new way of development. If this is done, then the card will have a better rating.
Pros
- High withdrawal limits in ATMs supported by MasterCard. A feature that improves global trading because of its extended acceptance.
- The fully integrated velocity of transactions. Every process occurs faster according to the amount established in BTC or fiat money.
Cons
- High fees. The card charges commissions for processes like withdrawals through local ATMs or a daily spend.
- The card's digital platform is outdated. There is not trusted news, and some limitations are placed.
- There is not so much information about Paycent Eur. These days they are only trading with prices based in USD.
