Exchange cards put to the test
This group is made up of cards from trading platforms. They draw on the balance kept on the exchange, which converts coins at the moment of payment and tends to pay cashback in its own token.
Each card is checked on tiers, fees, limits, rewards and the regions where its exchange really issues it. That last item separates the cards more than their names do.
Any result has to account for the link to the exchange account. A compliance check or restriction on it halts the card too, and user reports of that go into the verdict.
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