Crypto Lists Debuts New Crypto Debit Cards Section

Crypto Lists have expanded their visitor offering with a new section that debuted this week that features some of the leading crypto cards in the financial space. Crypto cards are debit cards offered by cryptocurrency exchange or adjacent businesses that reward users with cashback in Bitcoin or other digital assets. And, often come with additional rewards such as rebates on popular subscription sites such as one of the most well known video streaming sites, or travel perks like hotel discounts.

Since its inception, the Crypto Lists website has focused on coins and exchanges heavily, building upon the forex sector where its founders have had previous successes. However, the new cards section is a demonstration of commitment to growing the site with in-demand content, responding to feedback from readers.

Speaking this afternoon, co-founder Marcus Edvardsen said: “Although we’ve focused almost exclusively on exchanges and coins with some big wins, our commitment to our readers by showcasing debit cards from some of the biggest providers.”

He continued: “With the new section we’re giving our readers the chance to locate the best card for their specific needs, and providing added value, as we always aim to do.”

CryptoLists.com has become an ‘all in one’ hub for many, where they can find independent reviews on coins, blockchains, exchanges, and now debit cards that auto-convert crypto for fiat spending and in some cases, collateral.

The addition of the five card reviews is more than just an extension to their cryptocurrency foundations, but another string to the site’s bow. And, a reaction to reader feedback. Being quick to adapt to market conditions, and agile enough to refocus priorities quickly has been one of the keys to Crypto Lists’ success.

The site has reached a number of important targets this quarter. Markus Jalmerot, co-founder and Editor in Chief, remarked: “It’s gone incredibly well for Crypto Lists, and we’re hitting milestones much quicker than we anticipated at the start of the year.”