RedotPay Card types

What to look at once more before choosing

• Paying 90 dollars more buys you two rows The rows that appear only in the physical card column are "in-store payment" and "ATM cash withdrawal". The issuance fee is paid when you get the card, so dividing the 90 dollars by the number of times you will use it gives you a feel for it. Once a month, twelve times a year, works out at about 7.5 dollars a time; a hundred times, about 0.9 dollars. But all that went into this division is the difference in issuance fees. Whether paying in a store or taking out cash costs anything extra is not written on this page.
• "Issued as soon as you apply" appears only in the virtual card column The physical card column does not have that row; it has "international shipping" instead. It means one side is usable as soon as it is made, the other only once it arrives. How many days that takes is not written on this page. If your date is tight, check the shipping time in the official information first.
• "Check availability in your region" is attached only to the physical card Of the three columns, only the $100 physical card carries this warning. It means it may not be available depending on where you live, so check. Which countries are covered and which are not is not on this page. Checking the official information before you pay is the right order.
• The two "not required" rows come with a condition attached In the comparison table, both a bank account and a credit check are "not required". It means you can start without any screening. In exchange, the "linked asset" row is cryptocurrency, not a bank deposit. The bottom of this page also notes that coin prices fluctuate. Unlike a deposit, the amount you can spend rises and falls even while you leave it alone.