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The place where most of the day is spent devising a strategy and everything else the coming days will bring...😉💪@get_revuto

IMPORTANT: We're integrating a new banking provider to issue non-KYC Visa virtual debit cards that support $USDT top-ups and Apple/Google Wallets. New @get_revuto apps will soon be available on the Apple/Google stores. Old VISA cards stay unaffected by this change, while new cards have new terms: 1 - The starting balance on the new card is now $5, which is why the card issuance cost has increased to $10. 2 - The fixed portion of the top-up fee has decreased from $1 to $0.15, but we'll keep adding $1 to each top-up to suit old VISA debit card top-ups. On each top-up, we'll add the $0.85 difference to new card owners. 3) The 3DS/OTP verification code now arrives via webhook but will also be sent to the user's email. 4) Spending limits have been drastically increased, something you'll rarely find in other apps. Per transaction: $30,000 Daily: $200,000 Monthly: $1,000,000 5) Bank fees on card spending are as follows: Authorization/declined payment: $0.3, FX: 1.5% Everything else about the card remains fully consistent with the previous card (including restricted spending categories and countries).

See you on Monday, when I'll present the R token growth engine via video; we'll also release the document explaining how everything is set up to grow the @get_revuto user base and $REVU holders. - Monday, the R token - Wednesday: the BNPL (microloans for subscription payments) business model and roll-out strategy - Friday: the Revuto <> bakkt.com partnership that will add FIAT rails coming to Revuto, transforming the Revuto app to a full-blown neobank product. #hakunamatata

Does anyone remember the @get_revuto whitepaper? If you look closely, you'll realize we announced the $EURR stablecoin 6 years before anyone else. That's what I call having "the right vision," but, of course, the execution is another thing, which is much more important in business than seeing things before anyone else. What I have learned by being an entrepreneur for more than 20 years is that being right and very early is often a curse because being right at the right time matters more. When Revuto announced $EURR in its whitepaper, we had nothing. At the time, the EUR-backed stablecoin was just a well-thought-out pre-ICO idea from a team of crypto enthusiasts from the EU who saw where the industry was going. At the time, stablecoins were just warming up, but we knew how important they'd become for crypto adoption. Stablecoins were a necessity not only for on-and-off-ramping but for payments, which was a core feature of the Revuto app, in our case, subscription payments. After we successfully closed the token sale and began executing our roadmap, with our stablecoin plans, we faced a reality check. For the EUR-backed stablecoin for European customers, there was no interest whatsoever. I pitched the idea to relevant parties, local banks and VC funds, but nobody wanted to take the risk and back us up. So, despite a successful ICO and a strong vision, we were too small and too early to push out the EURR. Raising ICO funds proved to be nowhere near big or relevant enough, as Revolut is relevant now for others to embrace such a big product as $EURR. And although EURR is not our thing anymore, I wish it all the best. I'll follow the development closely and pretend as if Revuto was at least a small reason why $EURR is coming to life 6 years after we announced it in our whitepaper. Maybe it's not just a coincidence 😉 Now, the kicker - if you look at our whitepaper closely, you'll see we haven't moved far from our initial ideas. Many things are already executed; others have been adjusted to market expectations. For instance, microloans for subscription payments have moved to a much better BNPL product (Buy Now, Pay Later loans) that still uses stablecoins for the setup, but now $USDC on @solana, since the @Cardano ecosystem showed no interest in supporting such a product. I have huge plans for the BNPL loans for prepaid subscriptions, as literally no one is offering the same. It's a massive opportunity, and I don't plan to let this one slip away. This time, the timing is right: stablecoins are the thing, and we have the infrastructure to support the product (debit cards, wallet, and BNPL pools are ready), so hopefully we'll get the recognition and backing to launch the BNPL product as soon as possible.

Crypto has millions of users already. but the next 100 million probably won't start with a wallet. they'll start with a card they can use like any other card. So the real question is... what needs to happen for crypto cards to actually go mainstream? We're bringing builders together to talk about what's working, what's still broken, and what it will take to get crypto into everyday spending. @FolksMobile | @UPayOfficial_EN | @get_revuto Topic: The next 100 million crypto users will come through a card - how do we get there? Set reminder: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1AxRnZPDAeRxl… Come challenge the speakers. Bring your questions. 👇

Crypto Card Race Expands: More Than 250 Projects and Companies Now Involved According to @0xVishnya, more than 250 projects and companies are now involved in the crypto card sector, including exchange cards from Binance and Bybit; neobank cards from Ether fi, KAST and Plasma One; crypto cards backed by traditional payment giants such as PayPal and BitPay; as well as numerous regional, no-KYC and prepaid cards.