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Can I Use Binance Card in ATM?

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has launched a new crypto-backed Visa debit card in partnership with Swipe. The Binance Card allows users to spend their cryptocurrency balances anywhere Visa is accepted.

The card, which is currently available in beta for residents of Europe and the United Kingdom, will allow users to spend their crypto balances directly from their Binance account. The card supports multiple currencies, including BTC, BNB, ETH, XRP, LTC and USDT.

In order to use the card, users will need to first link their Binance account to the Binance Card app. Once linked, they will be able to select which currency they would like to use for payments.

When making a purchase, the funds will be converted from the selected currency into fiat currency and debited from the user’s account.

NOTE: WARNING: It is not recommended to use your Binance Card in an ATM. Binance cards are designed for online use and may not be accepted by all ATMs. Furthermore, there may be additional fees associated with withdrawing cash from an ATM that you would not incur when using your Binance card online. Before attempting to use your Binance card in an ATM, please confirm that it is compatible with the ATM and that you understand any potential fees associated with the transaction.

The Binance Card can be used anywhere Visa is accepted, online or offline. In addition, users will also earn cashback on all purchases made with the card.

Cashback rewards will be paid out in BNB and can be used to offset future transaction fees or withdrawn from the user’s account.

The launch of the Binance Card comes as the company looks to expand its reach into the traditional financial world. Earlier this year, Binance announced plans to launch a crypto-based lending platform and a decentralized bank.

With the launch of the Binance Card, the company is now one step closer to achieving its goal of bringing cryptocurrencies mainstream.

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