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[GioColombia9]

A few days ago, European financial platform Hi announced a partnership with MasterCard to launch a new debit card customizable with some NFT avatars of "Blue Chip" collections.
To obtain the card one must have a Gold Membership on #Hi, obtainable by staking 100,000 Hi dollars, the platform's native token, worth $4,600. It will also require a process
of NFT ownership verification before the card is customized. In addition, a limited number of "Blue Chip" NFT collections will be supported: CryptoPunks, Bored Ape, Yacht Club, Goblintown, Moonbirds and Azuki.

The card also grants some additional benefits like the ability to make purchases in both fiat and stablecoins but also in crypto (in all places where MasterCard is accepted), hotel credits and redemptions on Netflix and Spotify.

 

[highspeed]

If I understood well, it would be a debitcard working both with the "old" FIAT currency system (€uro, Dollar, etc.), but also at the same time with NFTs and cryptocurrencies, if I understand correctly?
Is it possible to know what the initial cost of this card is?
In which countries of the world would it possibly already be available?
Thank you in advance.

 

[crypworld]

I'm just curious to know how NFT is implemented with banking cards.

I'm aware NFT is something to do with art and music. But I'm wondering how does NFT work with the rest of the other industries. NFTs are designed in such a way where ownership cannot be copied but how does this work in the banking industry.​

 

[Horia_10]

The Company can not be trusted as they were offering their tokens at 20 cents before to the investors in the market and now when they are at five 5 cents they tell you how the company is making progress and is there any chance of profits in it actually indeed for the investors .