A payments and cryptocurrency platform offering a Visa card that can be used anywhere has unveiled a range of cashback benefits designed to attract modern consumers and frequent travelers.
Crypto.com says it now offers free Netflix and Spotify subscriptions to its MCO Visa Card holders.
Users who pay for their subscription with the MCO Visa Card can receive a 100 percent rebate on the cost of their plan, dependent on the type of card they have signed up for.
The platform is also offering 10 percent rebate on Expedia bookings to customers with the top two tiers of its five-tier Visa Card, along with a further 10 percent cashback on Airbnb reservations for those who opt for its most premium card tier.
Crypto.com says cardholders can now also receive cashback on all of their purchases, ranging from 1 percent to 5 percent, depending on the type of card they have.
The five tiers of card relate to the level of MCO Token, Crypto.com's native cryptocurrency, that customers have locked up.
"The MCO Visa card now offers best cashback terms of any card in the market, along with perks that match the lifestyle of our community. We've received hugely positive feedback from our customers in Singapore and are looking forward to shipping the cards in the US, Europe and other key markets. The product is irresistible whether you're a hardcore cryptocurrency fanatic or someone who is just learning about it."
Going globalCrypto.com's MCO Visa Cards began shipping to customers in Singapore in October 2018 -and now, the prepaid product is heading to the United States.
The platform says that its metal cards do not impose annual or monthly fees on its customers, and all customers benefit from no-fee ATM withdrawals with a monthly limit.
More than 125,000 reservations of its MCO Visa Card have been made around the world.
Crypto Card and Wallet Offers Free Spotify and Netflix Subscriptions
gepubliceerd op Mar 11, 2019
by Cointele | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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