Bitunix Card FAQ

Card Basics

1.1 What is Bitunix Card?

Bitunix Card is a Visa-powered debit card that allows you to spend the crypto assets in your Bitunix account.

When you make a purchase with your Bitunix Card, your crypto assets are automatically converted into fiat currency using the applicable exchange rate at the time of the transaction. The payment is then processed through the Visa network, allowing the merchant to receive payment in their local currency while the equivalent amount is deducted from your Bitunix Card Account.

You can use your Bitunix Card for both online and in-store purchases at millions of Visa-accepting merchants worldwide.

1.2 What's the Difference Between a Virtual Card and a Physical Card?

Bitunix Card is available in two forms:

• Virtual Card
• Physical Card
• A Virtual Card does not have a physical card. It is available for use immediately after issuance and is ideal for online shopping and mobile wallet payments.
• A Physical Card is a tangible payment card that can be used for in-store purchases at POS terminals, including contactless payments.
• Both cards offer the same payment functionality. The primary difference is how and where they are used.

1.3 How Many Cards Can I Apply For?

In general, each Bitunix account may apply for:

• One Virtual Card
• One Physical Card
• Card limits may vary depending on product policies or your country/region. Please refer to the latest platform guidelines.

1.4 Is Bitunix Card a Debit Card or a Credit Card?

Bitunix Card is a Debit Card, not a credit card.

Payments are deducted directly from the available balance in your Bitunix Card Account.

Since Bitunix Card does not provide a credit line or overdraft facility, you can only spend the funds available in your account.

1.5 How Long Is My Card Valid?

Bitunix Card is typically valid for 3 to 5 years.

The expiration date is displayed on your card or within the Card Management page.

Before your card expires, Bitunix will generally provide options to renew or replace your card.

2.Application & Card Issuance

2.1 Who Can Apply for Bitunix Card?

Users who have successfully registered a Bitunix account and meet the applicable regional compliance requirements are eligible to apply.

2.2 Which Countries and Regions Are Supported?

Supported countries and regions may change based on issuer availability and regulatory requirements.

Please refer to the latest Supported Countries & Regions list.

2.3 What Are the Requirements to Apply?

To apply for Bitunix Card, you must:

• Register a Bitunix account.
• Be located in a supported country or region.
• Meet all applicable eligibility requirements.

2.4 Is KYC Required?

Yes. Identity Verification (KYC) is required before you can apply for and use Bitunix Card.

2.5 How Do I Apply for a Virtual Card?

Go to Card Management, select Apply for Virtual Card, and follow the on-screen instructions.

2.6 How Do I Apply for a Physical Card?

The Physical Card will be available in Phase Two.

2.7 How Long Does Physical Card Delivery Take?

Delivery times vary by destination.

In most cases, your Physical Card will arrive within 7–20 business days.

2.8 How Can I Check My Physical Card Application Status?

The Physical Card will be available in Phase Two.

3.Card Activation & Settings

3.1 How Do I Activate My Card?

Go to Card Management, select Activate Card, enter your card information, and complete the verification process.

3.2 How Can I View My Card Details?

Sign in to your account and open Card Management to view:

• Card Number
• Expiration Date
• CVV
• For your security, never share your card number, expiration date, or CVV with anyone.

3.3 How Do I Set or Change My PIN?

You can set or update your ATM/POS PIN from the Card Management page.

3.4 How Do I Freeze or Unfreeze My Card?

Go to Card Management and select Freeze Card or Unfreeze Card.

3.5 What Should I Do If My Card Is Lost?

Immediately freeze your card in Card Management and request a replacement card.

3.6 How Do I Close My Card?

Open Card Management and select Close Card.

4.Payments & Spending

4.1 How Can I Use My Bitunix Card?

You can use your Bitunix Card for both online and in-store purchases wherever Visa is accepted.

4.2 Does It Support Online Payments?

Yes. Simply enter your card number, expiration date, and CVV when paying at Visa-accepting online merchants.

4.3 Does It Support POS Payments?

Yes. In-store POS payments are supported with the Physical Card.

4.4 Does It Support Contactless Payments?

Yes. The Physical Card supports Chip, Contactless (Tap to Pay), and NFC-enabled payments.

4.5 Does It Support Apple Pay or Google Pay?

Yes.You can add your card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and pay at participating merchants.

Apple Pay support is expected to launch in July.

4.6 Can I Link My Card to Other Wallets?

Yes. You may add your card to supported third-party payment wallets such as:

• LINE Pay
• WeChat Pay
• Alipay
• Availability depends on the card BIN and each payment platform's policies.
• Each card can be linked to up to 15 third-party wallets. If you reach the limit, remove an existing wallet before adding a new one.

4.7 Are There Additional Fees When Paying with WeChat Pay or Alipay?

WeChat Pay and Alipay apply their own service fees for international cards (Visa, Mastercard, etc.):

• Transactions ≤ 200 CNY: No fee
• Transactions > 200 CNY: 3% service fee
• These fees are charged by WeChat Pay or Alipay, not by Bitunix.
• For larger purchases, splitting the payment into multiple transactions under 200 CNY may help avoid the 3% fee.
• Please refer to the official WeChat Pay and Alipay websites for the latest transaction limits and fee policies.
• The 3% service fee is charged by Alipay only for eligible transactions made at merchants in Mainland China when using an international card above the applicable threshold. It is not a Bitunix Card fee and generally does not apply to Alipay payments made at supported merchants outside Mainland China.

4.8 Can I Withdraw Cash from an ATM?

Yes. ATM cash withdrawals are available only with the Physical Card at ATMs displaying the Visa logo.

4.9 Where Can I Use My Card?

You can use your Bitunix Card in countries and regions where VISA is supported.

4.10 Why does my transaction sometimes show "Authorization Completed" and other times just "Completed"?

This is normal and depends on how the merchant processes card payments.

• Authorization Completed The merchant has first obtained an authorization to verify your card and reserve the transaction amount. At this stage, the funds are temporarily held but the transaction has not yet been fully settled. Once the merchant submits the final settlement, the status will change to Completed.
• Completed The merchant completed the authorization and settlement in one step. The payment has been fully processed and finalized.
• Different merchants use different payment flows, so you may see either status. Both indicate a successful transaction and do not represent any issue with your card.

5.Funding & Card Balance

5.1 Where Does My Card Balance Come From?

Your card balance is funded from your Bitunix account.

5.2 How Do I Transfer Funds to My Bitunix Card Account?

You can transfer funds internally from your:

• Spot Account
• Futures Account
• Earn Account
• to your Bitunix Card Account using the internal transfer feature.

5.3 Can I Top Up My Card in Other Ways?

No. External bank transfers and direct blockchain deposits to the Card Account are not supported.

If you transfer crypto on-chain, you must first deposit it into your Bitunix account and then transfer it internally to your Bitunix Card Account.

5.4 Are Crypto Assets Automatically Converted to Fiat?

Yes. When you transfer supported crypto assets to your Bitunix Card Account, they are automatically converted into fiat currency using the applicable exchange rate.

5.5 Do I Need to Top Up My Card Before Making a Purchase?

Yes. Before making a payment, please ensure that your Bitunix Card Account has sufficient available balance.

Please note: Your Spot Account and Bitunix Card Account are separate. Even if your Spot Account has sufficient funds, payments will fail unless you transfer funds to your Card Account first.

5.6 Which Cryptocurrencies Are Supported?

Currently, USDT is the only supported cryptocurrency.

Support for additional cryptocurrencies will be introduced in future updates. Please refer to the latest platform announcements.

5.7 Which Currency Is Used for Payments?

Your payment currency is converted automatically.

When you make purchases online or while traveling internationally, your available balance is converted into the merchant's settlement currency (such as EUR or JPY) using the applicable exchange rate at the time of the transaction. The payment is then settled through the Visa network.

5.8 What Happens If I Don't Have Enough Balance?

If your Bitunix Card Account has insufficient funds, your transaction will be declined.

You can check your available balance in the Bitunix App and transfer additional USDT to your Card Account before trying again.

6.Fees

For the complete fee schedule, please refer to: Bitunix Card Usage, Fees, & Limits

6.1 Is There an Issuance Fee?

Virtual Card: Free

6.2 Are There Annual or Monthly Fees?

No. Bitunix Card has no annual fee and no monthly maintenance fee.

6.3 Is There a Card Replacement Fee?

Virtual Card: Free

6.4 Who Pays for Physical Card Delivery?

The Physical Card will be available in Phase Two.

6.5 Is There a Card Closure Fee?

No. You can close your card at any time from the Card Management page without any additional charge.

6.6 Is There a Crypto Conversion Fee?

No. There is no crypto conversion fee.

When transferring funds to your Card Account, USDT is converted to USD at a 1:1 ratio.

6.7 What Is the Inactivity Fee?

To keep your card active, an Inactivity Fee of USD 1 per month will apply if no transactions are made for 12 consecutive months after card issuance.

Once you make a new transaction, the inactivity fee will stop and the 12-month inactivity period will reset.

6.8 What Is the Foreign Exchange (FX) Fee?

When you make purchases in a currency other than your card's settlement currency, foreign exchange conversion may apply.

The conversion process generally works as follows:

1. Visa Exchange Rate
2. Visa converts the transaction amount using the applicable Visa exchange rate.
3. FX Markup
4. Bitunix applies an additional Foreign Exchange (FX) Markup to certain transactions.
5. Final Amount Charged
6. The converted amount, including any applicable fees, will be deducted from your Card Account and displayed in your transaction history.

6.9 What Is the FX Markup Rate?

The FX Markup is 1.5% of the transaction amount based on the applicable Visa exchange rate.

It will appear in your transaction history as a Transaction Fee.

6.10 What Is Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC)?

Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) is a service offered by merchants or payment terminals that allows you to pay in your card's billing currency instead of the merchant's local currency.

When paying abroad, you may be offered two options:

• Pay in the merchant's local currency (such as EUR or JPY).
• Pay directly in your card's billing currency (such as USD).
• If you choose the second option, the merchant performs the currency conversion using its own exchange rate.
• Merchant exchange rates often include an additional markup, meaning you may pay more than if the transaction were converted through the Visa network.

6.11 How Can I Avoid DCC?

If you see prompts such as:

• "Pay in USD?"
• "Pay in your home currency?"
• We recommend selecting the merchant's local currency (such as EUR or JPY).
• This allows Visa to perform the currency conversion, which typically provides a more competitive exchange rate.

6.12 What Is the ATM Withdrawal Fee?

ATM withdrawal fees apply to Physical Cards only.

Please refer to Bitunix Card Usage, Fees, & Limits for details.

6.13 What Is the Declined Transaction Fee?

A Declined Transaction Fee is a small processing fee that may be charged if a transaction has already entered the payment authorization process before being declined.

6.14 Why Am I Charged for a Declined Transaction?

When you initiate a payment, the transaction is sent to the payment network for authorization and security screening.

Even if the transaction is ultimately declined, processing costs may still be incurred. In certain cases, a Declined Transaction Fee may be charged to cover payment network and fraud screening costs.

6.15 What is a Transaction Dispute (Chargeback)?

A Transaction Dispute is a request submitted to Bitunix when you believe a card transaction is incorrect or unauthorized.

After reviewing your case, if it meets the applicable Visa dispute rules, Bitunix may initiate a formal Chargeback on your behalf through the Visa network. During this process, the merchant and its acquiring bank will be asked to provide evidence to support the transaction before a final decision is made.

Common reasons for submitting a transaction dispute include:

• Unauthorized transactions (for example, suspected card fraud)
• Goods or services not received
• Goods or services significantly different from what was described
• Duplicate charges
• A merchant failed to process an agreed refund
• Once a dispute is submitted, Bitunix will first review the information you provide. If the case is eligible, it will be processed through Visa's dispute resolution procedure. Depending on the complexity of the case, the investigation may take several weeks and, in some cases, up to 90 days.
• Before submitting a transaction dispute, we strongly recommend contacting the merchant first. Many issues can be resolved directly with the merchant, which is often faster than the formal dispute process.

6.16 What is the Transaction Dispute Fee?

If your dispute is reviewed and determined to be eligible for a formal Chargeback through the Visa dispute process, a Transaction Dispute Fee of USD 50 per case will apply.

This fee helps cover the costs associated with processing the dispute, including:

• Visa card network processing fees
• Issuer and acquirer handling costs
• Manual investigation and case review
• Fraud prevention and dispute administration
• Please note:
• Submitting a transaction dispute request is free.
• The USD 50 Transaction Dispute Fee is only charged if your case proceeds to a formal Chargeback through the Visa dispute process.
• If your case cannot be processed because the required information is incomplete or supporting documents are not provided, Bitunix reserves the right to reject the dispute request.
• Excessive, fraudulent, or abusive use of the dispute process may result in restrictions on your Bitunix Card or other risk control measures.
• If a Transaction Dispute Fee applies, Bitunix will notify you before your case is submitted for formal Chargeback processing.

More information: How to Submit a Transaction Dispute

7.Transaction Limits

7.1 Is There a Minimum Spending Amount?

No. Bitunix Card does not have a minimum transaction amount.

7.2 What Is the Maximum Amount Per Transaction?

The current maximum spending limit is USD 10,000 per transaction.

Please refer to the latest platform announcements for any updates.

7.3 What Is the Daily Spending Limit?

The current daily spending limit is USD 10,000 per day.

The limit resets automatically each day. Please refer to the latest platform announcements for any updates.

7.4 What Is the Monthly Spending Limit?

The current monthly spending limit is USD 50,000 per month.

The limit resets automatically each month. Please refer to the latest platform announcements for any updates.

7.5 Can I Change My Spending Limits?

Yes. You can adjust your spending limits from the Card Management page.

7.6 What Is the ATM Withdrawal Limit?

Please refer to: Bitunix Card Usage, Fees, & Limits

8. Transaction Issues

8.1 Why Did My Transaction Fail?

Transactions may be declined for a variety of reasons, including but not limited to:

• Insufficient available balance or exceeding your card limits.
• The transaction was identified as potentially high risk by our risk control system.
• The merchant or transaction type does not support your card.
• Authentication failed (for example, 3D Secure verification was not completed).
• Temporary issues with the payment network or the merchant's payment system.

8.2 Will I Be Charged for a Declined Transaction?

Not all declined transactions incur a fee.

A Declined Transaction Fee may only apply if the transaction has already entered the payment authorization process, for example:

• The authorization request has been submitted to the payment network.
• The transaction has triggered fraud or security screening.
• Multiple failed payment attempts are made within a short period of time.

8.3 Why Is the Final Charged Amount Different from the Transaction Amount?

The final amount charged may differ from the original transaction amount for several reasons:

Exchange Rate Fluctuations

For foreign currency transactions, the final amount is calculated using the exchange rate at the time of settlement rather than the rate when the purchase was made.

Pre-authorizations

Some merchants, such as hotels, car rental companies, and gas stations, may place a temporary authorization hold before the final amount is settled.

Merchant Adjustments

Restaurants, hotels, and certain merchants may add tips or additional charges after the initial authorization.

Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC)

Some overseas merchants may convert the transaction into your card's billing currency using their own exchange rate, which may result in a higher final amount.

8.4 Why Is My Refund Different from the Original Payment Amount?

Refunds are processed as new transactions by the card network.

The refunded amount is converted using the exchange rate applicable on the refund processing date. As exchange rates may change, the refunded amount may differ from the original payment.

Please note:

• Transaction Fees, FX Fees, and Small Transaction Fees are non-refundable.
• If a transaction is fully refunded, any cashback previously awarded will also be reversed.

8.5 Are Partial Refunds Supported?

Yes. Partial refunds are supported.

Cashback will be adjusted proportionally based on the refunded amount.

Transaction Fees, FX Fees, and Small Transaction Fees are not refundable.

8.6 What Is a Pending Transaction?

A Pending Transaction is a transaction that has been authorized but has not yet been fully settled.

During this period, the corresponding amount is temporarily held but has not been officially charged.

Common examples include:

• Hotel authorization deposits
• Car rentals
• Certain online services
• The pending amount is only a temporary hold and does not necessarily represent the final amount that will be charged.

8.7 Why Do I See Multiple Authorizations?

Multiple authorizations are normal in card payments.

Some merchants may authorize your card multiple times while confirming or adjusting the final transaction amount.

Although multiple authorization holds may appear, only one final transaction will normally be settled.

Unused authorization holds are generally released automatically within a few days.

8.8 Why Did My Payment Fail Even Though I Have Enough Balance?

Common reasons include:

1. The authorization amount exceeds the purchase amount (for example, hotel deposits or ride-hailing services).
2. FX Markup or Small Transaction Fees increased the total amount required.
3. The merchant category or transaction type is restricted (such as investments, gambling, or adult content).
4. The transaction was blocked by the risk control system due to security concerns.
5. The merchant does not accept prepaid cards, virtual cards, or cards issued in certain regions.
6. Your transaction exceeded your card's spending limits.
7. Temporary issues with the payment network or merchant.
8. 3D Secure authentication was not successfully completed.

8.9 Why Doesn't the Merchant Accept My Card?

Possible reasons include:

• The merchant category (MCC) is restricted.
• The merchant does not accept prepaid or virtual cards.
• Geographic or cross-border restrictions apply.
• The merchant's acquiring bank does not support your card type or issuing region.
• The transaction has been blocked by the risk control system.

For more information, please refer to: Introduction to Card Rewards

8.10 How Can I View My Transaction History?

You can view all of your card transactions in the Bitunix App > Bitunix Card Account.

We will also keep you informed through in-app notifications whenever there is new transaction.

For added security, any transaction of USD 200 or above will also trigger an email notification, helping you stay informed and protect your funds.

9. Cashback & Referral

9.1 How Do I Earn Cashback?

When you make eligible purchases with your Bitunix Card, cashback is automatically calculated based on your VIP level and credited to your Bitunix Card Account.

9.2 What Is the Cashback Rate?

The cashback rate ranges from 1% to 8%, depending on your Bitunix Card VIP level.

For details, please refer to:

Introduction to Card Rewards

9.3 Which Transactions Are Not Eligible for Cashback?

Most everyday purchases are eligible for cashback. However, certain transaction types are excluded, such as:

• Government services
• Insurance services
• Securities services
• Gambling or casino-related transactions

For details, please refer to:

Introduction to Card Rewards

9.4 When Will Cashback Be Credited?

The cashback amount will appear in your statement immediately after the transaction.

However, cashback will only be officially credited to your Bitunix Card Account after the transaction has been settled.

If the transaction is partially or fully refunded, the cashback amount will be adjusted accordingly.

9.5 What Currency Is Cashback Paid In?

Cashback is paid in USDT.

9.6 Can I Withdraw My Cashback Rewards?

Yes. You can transfer your cashback from your Bitunix Card Account to your Spot Account and then withdraw it.

9.7 How Can I Refer Others?

You can find your exclusive referral code and referral link in your Bitunix Card Account.

Share your referral code or link with others so they can register and use Bitunix Card.

9.8 How Much Is the Referral Reward?

Please refer to:

Bitunix Card Referral Program

9.9 When Will Referral Rewards Be Credited?

Once you and your referred user meet the referral requirements, the reward will be automatically credited to your Bitunix Card Account.

For specific requirements, please refer to:

Bitunix Card Referral Program

9.10 What Currency Are Referral Rewards Paid In?

Referral rewards are paid in USDT.

9.11 Can I Withdraw Referral Rewards?

Yes. You can transfer your referral rewards from your Bitunix Card Account to your Spot Account and then withdraw them.

10. Security & Risk Control

10.1 What Should I Do If I Notice an Abnormal Transaction?

If you notice any abnormal or unauthorized transaction in your account, please take the following steps immediately:

1. Freeze your card
2. Freeze your card in the App immediately to prevent further transactions.
3. Check recent transactions
4. Review your recent transaction history and confirm whether the transaction was authorized by you, such as a subscription payment or pre-authorization.
5. Contact Support and submit a dispute
6. If you confirm that the transaction was not authorized by you, contact Customer Support and submit a transaction dispute as soon as possible.
7. Provide supporting information
8. You may be asked to provide additional documents or screenshots, such as transaction details, merchant communication records, or order information.
9. Review your account security
10. We recommend updating your password and enabling two-factor authentication to improve account security.

10.2 How Do I Submit a Dispute Report?

You can tap Bitunix Support in the upper-right corner of the App and provide as much information as possible, including:

• Card number
• Transaction statement
• Order screenshots
• Communication records with the merchant
• We will help you submit the dispute and investigate it according to the applicable card network rules. You will be notified once the review is completed.
• The dispute process usually includes:
• Initial review
• Submission to the card network
• Merchant evidence and response
• Final decision based on card network rules
• The process may take several weeks, depending on the dispute type and investigation progress.

10.3 How Do I Request a Refund?

To request a refund, please contact the merchant directly.

Bitunix Card does not process refunds directly. Refunds must be initiated by the merchant and returned through the original payment method.

Refunds usually take 5–14 business days, depending on the merchant and payment network processing time.

10.4 What Is a Chargeback?

A Chargeback is a refund process initiated through the card issuer and card network, such as Visa or Mastercard, when you have a dispute with a transaction and cannot resolve it directly with the merchant.

Common reasons include:

• Unauthorized transactions
• Paid goods or services not received
• Goods or services not as described
• Duplicate charges or incorrect transaction amount
• During this process, the transaction amount may be temporarily or permanently returned to your account.
• You need to submit a transaction dispute. We will assist in submitting the case to the card network. The merchant may provide supporting evidence, and the card network will make a final decision based on its rules.
• The process usually takes several weeks, depending on the complexity of the case.

10.5 What Should I Do If My Card Is Used Without Authorization?

If you suspect unauthorized card usage, freeze your card immediately and review your recent transactions.

If you confirm any unauthorized transaction, contact Customer Support and submit a dispute as soon as possible.

To reduce risk, we recommend changing your account password or replacing your card information promptly.

Never share your card number, CVV, OTP, or verification codes with anyone.

10.6 What Should I Do If My Physical Card Is Lost?

If your Physical Card is lost, please take the following steps immediately:

1. Freeze your card
2. Freeze your card in the App immediately to prevent unauthorized use.
3. Review recent transactions
4. Check whether there are any abnormal or unauthorized transactions.
5. Request a replacement card
6. Apply for a replacement card in the App or contact Customer Support.
7. Contact Support if there are abnormal transactions
8. If you notice any unauthorized transaction, submit a dispute as soon as possible.

11. Account & Card Relationship

11.1 Will My Card Be Affected If My Bitunix Account Is Frozen?

Yes. If your Bitunix account is frozen, transactions cannot be authorized by the system. Both your Virtual Card and Physical Card may be affected.

Please contact Customer Support as soon as possible to resolve the issue and restore normal card usage.

11.2 Does the Card Have a Separate Balance?

Yes. You can view your card balance in your Bitunix Card Account.

11.3 Are Statements Available?

Yes. You can view your statements in your Bitunix Card Account.

12. Special Scenarios

12.1 Why Can't I Use My Card at Certain Merchants?

In some cases, your card may not work at certain merchants. This is usually related to merchant type, regional restrictions, or payment security rules.

Common reasons include:

1. Restricted merchant categories
2. Some merchant categories, such as investment services, gambling, or adult content, may be restricted by the card network or issuer.
3. Country or regional restrictions
4. Transactions in certain countries or regions may not be supported due to compliance or risk control requirements.
5. Merchant does not support this card type
6. Some merchants may not accept virtual cards, prepaid cards, or certain card types.
7. Payment security rules triggered
8. Transactions may be blocked by risk control rules, such as frequent attempts, abnormal amounts, or unusual device or location activity.
9. Merchant-side issues
10. Merchant system failures, payment gateway issues, or BIN restrictions may also cause transactions to fail.
11. To protect your account, certain transactions may be automatically blocked by the system as part of normal risk control procedures.

12.2 Which Scenarios Are Prohibited for Cashback?

For prohibited transaction categories for Cashback, please refer to: Introduction to Card Rewards

12.3 How Are Hotel or Car Rental Deposits Handled?

When you check in at a hotel or rent a car, the merchant may place a pre-authorization hold on your card as a deposit.

This amount is not charged immediately, but it will temporarily reduce your available balance.

The merchant will release the pre-authorization after checkout or after the rental is completed. The release time depends on the merchant and payment network processing time.

Pre-authorization holds are normal and do not represent final settled transactions.

12.4 How Are Partial Refunds Handled?

A partial refund means the merchant refunds only part of the original transaction amount.

The refund is initiated by the merchant and returned to your Card Account through the original payment route.

Due to exchange rate fluctuations or fee differences, the refunded amount may differ slightly from the original transaction amount. This is normal.

12.5 When Will I Receive My Refund?

Refunds are usually returned to your account within several business days and may take up to 14 days, depending on the merchant and payment network processing time.

12.6 Are Subscription Services Supported?

Your card supports most subscription services, provided that the merchant accepts Visa cards.

Please make sure your card has sufficient balance before each renewal payment.

If a subscription renewal fails, please check your card balance first.

Subscription services are managed by the merchant. If you wish to cancel a subscription, you must cancel it directly on the merchant's platform. Bitunix Card cannot cancel subscription billing on your behalf.

Disclaimer

This article is not intended to provide:

(i) investment advice or investment recommendations;

(ii) an offer, invitation, or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold digital assets;

(iii) financial, accounting, legal, or tax advice.

Digital assets (including stablecoins and NFTs) involve high risk and may be highly volatile. You should carefully consider whether trading or holding digital assets is suitable for you based on your financial situation. For your specific circumstances, consult your legal, tax, or investment professionals. You are responsible for understanding and complying with all applicable local laws and regulations.