Fintech Firm Conotoxia Introduces Multi-Currency Card 2.0 for Relatives, Workers

Fintech firm Conotoxia has launched a multi-currency card 2.0. The new product makes it possible “to share cards with family members or company employees.”

Users of the global fintech Conotoxia can now “order and share their cards with others.” Owners of the multi-currency 2.0 card “can easily pass the card on to others in the mobile app or web panel and top up the account.” After a free, swift registration, other people can “use the new product as they wish.”

This novelty from fintech “allows the card to be used by the family (e.g. children, husband or wife and senior members) or the business associates.” The owner of the plastic version of the card, i.e. the person ordering it, has “a preview of the account on their profile.” Therefore, they can “share the balance (e.g. with their spouse) or control expenses and set limits, which is essential, for example, in the case of pocket money for a child.”

Piotr Kicinski, Vice-President of Conotoxia, said:

“We have been observing very strong interest in our multi-currency cards. Customers recognise their advantages and their superiority over bank debit cards. The multi-currency card 2.0 and its new functionality can mean significant savings for families and businesses, as well as, for example, an interesting gift for those travelling abroad or shopping in international shops.”

Conotoxia provides multi-currency cards “in virtual and physical form with the delivery option not only by post but also by courier and – as the Polish-based fintech was the first to offer on the market – to parcel lockers.”

Residents of almost all European countries “can order them.” Cardholders gain access to free accounts “in the euro and 19 other currencies and can pay in more than 160 currencies.”

They can “pay contactless with their smartphone, watch and wristband, thanks to Apple Pay, Google Pay, Fitbit Pay and Garmin Pay.” The fintech “offers the Conotoxia mobile app for iOS and Android to handle cards, among other things.”



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