Although there have recently been problems with the issuance of debit cards for cryptocurrencies, the need to manage these digital assets for use as current money requires the provision of physical means that allow such management. This need is addressed by the people of HashCard, about whom we will talk about here. The HashCard project is in full ICO, and emerges as a response to the existing vacuum in traditional means of money management, in this case, for cryptocurrencies, with which it caters to the desire of many to enjoy traditional transactional methods.
The HashCard platform guarantees its users that their card can be used anywhere debit or credit cards are accepted. Its operation for purchases in will be similar to conventional cards as well. In every sense the HashCard is like a conventional credit or debit card, but with the exception that the user will use more than 25 cryptocurrencies with it.
Specifying a little more in practical operation, the HashCard only pay the exact amount required to make each purchase in which it is used, making a conversion of digital currency to fiat currencies instantly. The user will have a cryptographic portfolio in which he will keep his funds in cryptocurrency.
A great achievement highlighted by the developers of the HashCard is the solution of the problems of precise conversions of the amounts between cryptocurrencies and fiduciary currency. The ICO of HashCard seeks to open massively the offer of cards on a global scale.
However, one can not ignore the reality that complicated transactions, slow messages and the digital volatility of digital currencies have made some users do not agree with the acceptance of virtual currencies for their daily transactional use, and that It is perfectly understandable.
Thanks to the conception and development of the HashCard platform, users can now process and transact with digital currencies exactly as they do with conventional fiat currencies. This is the big step that maybe cryptography needed to help break the natural resistance of many people in handling and accepting digital currencies. Facilitating the daily and daily use of digital currencies is essential for its overcrowding.
In the own words of the developers, and quote verbatim:
"The ultimate goal of HashCard is to accept as many cryptocurrencies as possible. The vision of HashCard is to make cryptocurrencies a part of people's daily lives through an easy-to-use wallet for iOS and Android combined with a debit card. The goal is to be like fiat currencies. "
Another interesting aspect of the HashCard, is that users can convert their cryptocurrency balance on the card to USD and maintain that currency to make transactions, which protects them from the volatility of virtual currencies.
The annual rate of the card is free, provided that the user's annual cost with this card is greater than $ 1,000 or if the user has more than 10,000 HSHC records for at least six months.
As for the ICO, the utility token of the HashCard is the HSHC. The ICO will begin on May 1, 2018, and will remain until June 12, 2018. The Price is: 1 HSHC = $ 0.10.
