Argentinian cryptocurrency exchange Lemon has launched a Visa credit card collateralized by BTC, according to Wu Blockchain. The card is reportedly the first of its kind in Argentina, allowing users t...

Argentinian cryptocurrency exchange Lemon has launched a Visa credit card collateralized by BTC, according to Wu Blockchain. The card is reportedly the first of its kind in Argentina, allowing users to access it without a bank account or credit history. Lemon stated that its objective is to enable users to convert their long-term BTC holdings into a practical financial tool for everyday use.

Argentinian exchange Lemon launches BTC-backed Visa credit card

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