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Summary The Nexo card allows its holder to use it as a regular card without losing any gains in fiat. It is intended to function similarly to a traditional credit card, but for cryptocurrency. However, unlike most crypto cards, which require you to sell your crypto each time you make a payment, Nexo may provide something more flexible: a dual purpose. Mastercard can function as a debit card when simplicity is required and as a credit and debit card when you need to spend your crypto reserves without selling them. The Nexo Card is currently one of the most appealing on the market, especially among users who already save their assets with Nexo. With crypto offers, fee transparency, and no annual fee, the Nexo Card becomes one of the most competitive crypto cards in Europe and the United Kingdom. In this review, we break down rewards, fees, eligibility, hidden costs, and security indicators and compare the Nexo Card to other cards like the Coinbase Card, Crypto.com Card, and Gemini  Card. Key Features & Specs Rewards Up to 2% in Nexo tokens or 0.5% in BTC Fees Foreign exchange is 0.2% for UK/EEA/CH Above ATM withdrawn limit 2% fee Supported Cryptocurrencies 100+ including BTC, and ETH KYC requirements A valid government-issued photo ID Availability (Countries) European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland, the UK, and Andorra Custody model Custodial model Quick Verdict Nexo Cards can be used by those who prefer to receive crypto cashback and have the choice to spend their money without the need to sell their crypto. Its debit and credit card mode also allows it to be more flexible compared to most competitors. Nonetheless, it is not the best when you are within a non-supplied area or when you would like to have a basic traditional credit card arrangement.…

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