Zypto physical Visa card: fees, limits and how to order
Zypto charges $50 for its physical Visa card, $0.30 per transaction and 1.75% on non-dollar spending. Here is how the limits, the top-up and the order work.
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Zypto charges $50 for its physical Visa card, $0.30 per transaction and 1.75% on non-dollar spending. Here is how the limits, the top-up and the order work.
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