I wonder if anyone is using this type of setup? and is it succesful?
Connect multiple cards to Curve app and use the Curve card to make your purchases. This way it's possible to spend without additional FX Fees if card is spent in a currency other than card currency.
Can this be treated as a second layer? Because your card is not used in the country, only Curve is it also means your source of card is hidden. Curve has access to this information of course but are Curve does not have access to balances on cards. It also means they can only report what you have spent and how much and from which card which also means that the goverment need then to contact the second card issuer to retrieve data from them.
Does Curve even report to governments or perhaps there is nothing to report here?
Any downside securitywise using this setup in Europe (non UK country)?
Connect multiple cards to Curve app and use the Curve card to make your purchases. This way it's possible to spend without additional FX Fees if card is spent in a currency other than card currency.
Can this be treated as a second layer? Because your card is not used in the country, only Curve is it also means your source of card is hidden. Curve has access to this information of course but are Curve does not have access to balances on cards. It also means they can only report what you have spent and how much and from which card which also means that the goverment need then to contact the second card issuer to retrieve data from them.
Does Curve even report to governments or perhaps there is nothing to report here?
Any downside securitywise using this setup in Europe (non UK country)?
