Cryptocurrency adoption continues to expand with innovative payment solutions bridging the gap between digital assets and everyday transactions.
Floki developers have launched the FLOKI Debit Card, enabling cryptocurrency payments at merchants accepting VISA or Mastercard. Following the news, FLOKI’s price rose by about 4%.
The card supports over eight blockchain networks, allowing deposits in FLOKI and major cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, and SOL.
Floki emphasized its user-friendly fee structure, which excludes transaction and exchange rate fees.
The card is available in two versions: a physical card for a €32 one-time fee plus shipping and a virtual card for €10.
Reloading funds incurs a 2% fee. Currently, the service is accessible in 31 European countries, including Austria, Germany, and France, though Türkiye is notably absent from the list.
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