Easiest fool proof crypto-fiat (cc) platform

[JohnnyDoe]

I need to pay some handymen in crypto, they would like to use it via physical credit card to buy their groceries and keep some as investment.
What is the easiest platform for a 60yo carpenter/gardener who barely ever uses internet banking and wants to start with crypto? One that you would recommend your granny to use as a crypto first timer.

 

[backpacker]

I need to pay some handymen in crypto, they would like to use it via physical credit card to buy their groceries and keep some as investment.
What is the easiest platform for a 60yo carpenter/gardener who barely ever uses internet banking and wants to start with crypto? One that you would recommend your granny to use as a crypto first timer.

You will need to look for something that is build like a banking platform. Of course, that's difficult to find and the only thing which comes to mind is BlockFi (unforunately with all of the "usual" dangers) or Revolut (no "real" crypto, just rights).
If it is not too much money, perhaps Revolut is best (if this possible as per jurisdiction) because than the gardener can also shift in paper-gold whenever he prefers.

 

[pixbix]

How can you pay? paypal?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

How can you pay? paypal?

I send crypto

 

[pixbix]

Bitstamp to revolut ...

what nationality is this person? UK ?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

I need the receiver to receive crypto not fiat

 

[Rotor]

He should buy a ledger and use ledger live. Not too difficult to set up and no counterparty risks.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

He should buy a ledger and use ledger live. Not too difficult to set up and no counterparty risks.

As I wrote, he wants to spend some crypto via credit card

Any crypto platform such as binance, Wirex etc allow issuance of debit cards to third parties?

 

[Rotor]

In that case if he registers with Binance or Crypto.com he could get a card. But he might be asked for proof of funds at one point.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

In that case if he registers with Binance or Crypto.com he could get a card. But he might be asked for proof of funds at one point.

Binance is not very much user friendly for a complete newbie, too many functions.

 

[Rotor]

He can also spend his cryptos by buying gift cards on bitrefill (even for groceries in certain countries).

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

I need to pay some handymen in crypto, they would like to use it via physical credit card to buy their groceries and keep some as investment.
What is the easiest platform for a 60yo carpenter/gardener who barely ever uses internet banking and wants to start with crypto? One that you would recommend your granny to use as a crypto first timer.

Crypto.com might be the easiest to use imo.
Coinbase maybe? Onboarding is easy but the card is not available in all jurisdictions.

where are the dudes from/living

Zen? Again depends on where they are from/living at

 

[lowprofiler]

Cryptopay is what you are asking for.

 

[denniz07]

Best experience with wirex so far.

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

Cryptopay is what you are asking for.

@JohnnyDoe can you issue cards to your workers this way or does he have to go through KYC and get the card himself?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

@JohnnyDoe can you issue cards to your workers this way or does he have to go through KYC and get the card himself?

I just registered myself and it doesn't seem that I can issue cards for third parties, so I would have to help each of the workers with opening an account

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

I just registered myself and it doesn't seem that I can issue cards for third parties, so I would have to help each of the workers with opening an account

Maybe through a corp account?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Maybe through a corp account?

Not available on cryptopay.
Any platform that allows me to do that?

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

Not available on cryptopay.
Any platform that allows me to do that?

not that I know of

Ive been looking for a solution like that for months as most of my clients dont wanna hold their money/investments for obvious reasons.
if you happen to find one please let me know

 

[void]

https://www.coindebit.io/
EDIT: ups, the website doesn't seem to work anymore...