TenX supports blockchain assets across multiple blockchains. TenX currently supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ethereum ERC20 Tokens (DGX, REP, TRUST,ANT, ), Dash - many more are coming.
The system already has some major advantages.
If you use a traditional debit card, you pay the company that gave it to you for the privilege of using it. In the old days, before the Interwebs (aka the dark ages), banks had to pay tellers to give you your money so you could spend it in stores. Now they fired all the tellers and you pay them to use their card! Not awesome.
The TenX system flips that dynamic on its head. It pays you to use it. Every time you swipe the card, they pay you a small reward
this is the beginning of a new age , the crypto age
Why You Might Want A Cryptocurrency Debit Card?
There are additional benefits to spending cryptocurrency instead of swapping currencies for each country. Virtual money is easier to carry around and usually has lower conversion fees. “They [cryptocurrencies] are not manipulatable, you can use them all around the world,” he said. “You don’t have to trust your local government, which in some countries is very relevant. You don’t have to trust your local currencies.”
In one word you are going to be your own bank
According to Hosp, TenX has raised $80 million worth of cryptocurrency so far to fund its mission of bringing cryptocurrency into the mainstream. Yet it isn’t the only fintech startup using token sales to develop bitcoin-friendly cards. The Hong Kong-based startup Monaco aims to issue more than 100,000 cards by the end of 2017. According to a Monaco press statement, the startup’s ICO raised $26.7 million, with plans to release the app this month and start shipping cryptocurrency debit cards in September.
