Blockchain Firm Edge Launches Confidential Crypto Mastercard – Edge, a digital currency firm, has launched the Edge Mastercard, a loadable crypto debit card that does not require KYC data. “Zero fees,” Edge said on Twitter after revealing the Mastercard to the company’s followers.
Instant funding – With Edge Mastercard, anyone may instantly spend BTC, DASH, DOGE, LTC, and BCH with no need to provide any personal information.” Edge’s new privacy-focused crypto Mastercard received praise from Blockspace.io creator Gabe Higgins.
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On Wednesday, Higgins tweeted, “Kudos to Edge for sticking to their initial vision of providing an easy way to safeguard and use bitcoin without compromising on privacy.” The crypto Mastercard is not only private, but it also complies with today’s financial laws, according to Edge’s card web page. Edge’s site describes, “There is no name or address associated with your Edge Mastercard, resulting in fully private transactions when your card is used.”
The following is taken from the webpage:
“We protect your privacy while adhering to all issuer, card association, and regulatory obligations, as well as local, federal, and international laws.”
While the Edge Mastercard has no usage fees, the physical form of the card costs $20. In terms of load limits, the card is accepted anywhere Mastercard is accepted, with a maximum of $1,000 per day. On Wednesday, Edge co-founder Paul Puey stated that the company is excited to offer a privacy-focused crypto Mastercard.
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“Proud to unveil the Edge Mastercard,” Puey said, “with no personal information required to activate or use.” “Spend quietly at any Mastercard-accepting merchant in the United States.” Paul Puey, Scott Morgan, Damian Cutillo, Tim Horton, and William Swanson founded Edge, formerly Airbitz Inc., in 2014. Edge just embraced the Bitpay Payment Framework, a protocol that ensures correct bitcoin payments, in addition to the new secure Mastercard.
