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Anonymous

23 Aug 2020

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What is the true value proposition of the TenX card, a MCC or a medium for users to expend their cryptocurrencies? If the former, how does it match up against the more traditional MCCs?

What is the selling point of the TenX card?

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Alson Chia

23 Aug 2020

Head of Operations & Trading at Tokenize Xchange

I would recommend MCO card from crypto.com. They have a better eco system overall.

Another competitor would be Swipe wallet from https://swipe.io/, but it is only available in EU currently. Hope this helps!

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Travis Teo

18 Aug 2020

You can check out MCO or the upcoming Swipe wallet by Binance (although currently only avail in europe)!

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Lee John

18 Aug 2020

MCO provides a better ecosystem and you can earn rewards for real life transactions....

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