Prism

The first-ever anonymous physical crypto debit card with no spending limits worldwide! Register now -> prism.fi

YOUR TRANSACTIONS. YOUR BUSINESS. PERIOD. Every traditional bank tracks, profiles, and reports your spending. Every single purchase. Every withdrawal. Every transfer. They build complete financial profiles. Share with third parties. Report to governments. Sell aggregated data. Prism doesn't. Offshore infrastructure means zero surveillance, zero data collection, zero reporting obligations. Your transactions are yours alone. Financial privacy isn't a feature. It's a right.

BTC. ETH. XMR. Accepted everywhere Visa is. Multi-chain support means you're never locked to one ecosystem. Real-time conversion through secure offshore infrastructure. Spend your crypto at any of 70+ million merchants worldwide. No KYC. No spending limits. No surveillance.

<1 second crypto-to-Visa conversion. EAL6+ secure chip. Multi-chain support. Wireless NFC. Offshore infrastructure. Zero KYC. Unlimited spending

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Privacy-first Visa card for crypto users. ✓ Completely Anonymous (legal offshore structure) ✓ Unlimited spending worldwide ✓ Panama offshore banking ✓ 3 years proven, 1000+ clients Your transactions. Your business.

Your bank sees every purchase you make. Coffee. Groceries. Subscriptions. Everything. They sell this data to advertisers. Privacy isn't optional. It's fundamental.

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@AriEiberman You should check out our product, off-shore banking, no-kyc and no limits. Visa Corporate.

You can see that Offgrid cash cost $50 for a card without Privacy mode enabled. Just brace yourself for the year subscription for private mode. My guess is $500/year but I'd be happy to be wrong. PS: You can also see its a Visa Business card, meaning they have controlling power over that card.