Avici pays up to 10% in Korea for 48 hours, capped at $50
Signature earns 10% and Platinum 5% on in-person purchases in South Korea, paid in ANSEM, with a USD 50 per-user cap and a budget that can end it early.
Signature earns 10% and Platinum 5% on in-person purchases in South Korea, paid in ANSEM, with a USD 50 per-user cap and a budget that can end it early.
Platinum has no dollar price and is unlocked by locking XPL. Here is what the 4% headline covers, and what the AI, airline and lounge benefits are worth.
Cashback is now live at 1% or 2% by tier, with a $30 minimum per purchase and nothing earned on in-store payments at EU and UK merchants.
Card issuing infrastructure for a Korean won stablecoin issued by BDACS. No consumer card yet, and the FX terms that matter are set by whoever builds one.
The card pays 2% split between deposits and purchases, and adds a monthly eSIM allowance. Both rewards are denominated in the Bitrefill catalogue.
A two-week window on flights, hotels and cruises, paid 30 days after settlement — with eligibility gated per account.
Gate Card's Printemps Paris offer combines tax refund and shopping discount benefits, but dates, store rules and eligibility limit the value.
Bitget Wallet promoted QR Pay rewards in Vietnam and the Philippines; the useful comparison is QR rails versus card rails.
KAST's September cashback window is useful if you already have Shopping, Dining or Travel spend lined up.
The Plasma and HopNow partnership points to cross-border flow. Card users should read it as plumbing.