App and neobank cards: your questions answered
How does an app card work? It is linked to an application that keeps your balance, be it a crypto service, a payments product or a neobank with coin support. Money goes into the account, the app swaps currency at payment, and a single firm runs limits, charges and help.
What do entries cover? Subscription levels and prices, conversion and foreign-currency charges, supported countries, and what customers recount about lockouts and support.
What is the downside? The firm keeps the funds, so its rules and licence settle a dispute. Entries examine those rules.
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