Exchange cards in the catalogue
Every entry here is a card issued by a trading platform and funded from the balance held there. At the moment of payment the exchange converts your coins; cashback often comes in the exchange’s own token.
The catalogue lists tiers, fees, limits, rewards and the regions where each exchange really issues the card, a field that differs from one platform to the next more than names suggest.
Spending is bound to the exchange login. A compliance review or a restriction on the account halts the card with it, and the entries pass along user reports of such cases.
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