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$For those who already have a Binance virtual card, and are going to start using it; you should know the following:
1) You can only pay at stores with the Binance virtual card, without contact, using a cell phone, Smartphone, or mobile device that has NFC technology. If you don’t have this type of device, you won’t be able to make payments by bringing your device close to the store’s point of sale. You can link your Binance Card to Google Wallet, but you won’t be able to use it at stores if you don’t have the NFC device. Some stores use a QR so that you can scan the code with your device without NFC and make payment via Binance Pay, P2P.
2) You can set up your Binance card to use the currency type you want. At the beginning, it is configured to use USDC or USDT. If you have another type of currency, you must check whether it is accepted as the source currency for the funds in your card, and it also depends on the country where the transaction is made. In the case of Venezuela, it is USDC or USDT.
3) In the case of Venezuela, the merchant charges at the BCV rate (Banco Central de Venezuela).
Blessed day for all. #BinanceCardLatam #USDC/USDT #BinanceVenezuela
$For those who already have a Binance virtual card, and are going to start using it; you should know the following:
1) You can only pay at stores with the Binance virtual card, without contact, using a cell phone, Smartphone, or mobile device that has NFC technology. If you don’t have this type of device, you won’t be able to make payments by bringing your device close to the store’s point of sale. You can link your Binance Card to Google Wallet, but you won’t be able to use it at stores if you don’t have the NFC device. Some stores use a QR so that you can scan the code with your device without NFC and make payment via Binance Pay, P2P.
2) You can set up your Binance card to use the currency type you want. At the beginning, it is configured to use USDC or USDT. If you have another type of currency, you must check whether it is accepted as the source currency for the funds in your card, and it also depends on the country where the transaction is made. In the case of Venezuela, it is USDC or USDT.
3) In the case of Venezuela, the merchant charges at the BCV rate (Banco Central de Venezuela).
Blessed day for all. #BinanceCardLatam #USDC/USDT #BinanceVenezuela