Of the crypto card bots we have seen, this one probably has the most detailed pitch: funding networks, card schemes, cashback, optional KYC. It sounds convenient. Yet the profile skips issuing and monthly fees, which is the first thing you want to know.
Libermall lets you keep a balance in USDT and pay with a regular card. Libermall issues both virtual and physical Visa and Mastercard cards that you can add to Google Pay or Apple Pay and use in shops and online. Funding goes through TRC-20 and TON, and the service says deposits are free of charge.
The mini app and the commands mirror each other: top up, view your cards, verify your identity, contact support. A dedicated KYC command shows that identity checks exist here, but some cards can be issued without them.
Cashback is advertised at up to 5% per purchase and lands on your balance right away. We would read that up to carefully: which purchases and conditions get the top rate is not explained. Issuing costs, monthly fees, limits and conversion fees are not listed either.
Behind the cards is a company the profile calls the neobank Libermall LLC, but its country of registration and the issuing bank are not named. This is not financial advice, just common sense: we would not keep large sums on such a card until you understand the terms.
Tap Open, top up with USDT and issue a card in the mini app.
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