I guess a lot of people would be interested in the second product because no KYC is required. But the card must work with all big services such as Amazon, Aliexpress, eBay, etc.
Coinsbee.com used to offer similar cards which were supplied by Prepaid digital solutions but they were just too bad. I personally used their cards and didn't really have any problems with them, but many people did:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.prepaiddigitalsolutions.comAlso, the prices have to be reasonable. EzzoCard also offers a similar service, but they're just way too expensive.
I remember buying one of those from Coinsbee. They were awful. Tried to ship a physical card. Waited for weeks, nothing from them. Their customer support is almost non existent. They later changed it to virtual card giving an excuse without refunding the "shipping" charge for the card. Well I was fine with that. At least I can use it somewhere now. Nope, the card fails most of the time giving weird reason for transaction failures. Didn't bother contacting support based on past experience. Did manage to eventually use up all the funds on the card, but never again.
3. User can now buy a preloaded ($25, $50, $100, $150, $200, $250) Virtual Debit cards(No KYC) or they can buy a reloadable/withdrawable card and add funds from their wallet (KYC needed)
Why do you have to KYC for reloadable cards if you can use preloaded card up to $250 without KYC? I mean, as long as users aren't exceeding the $250 threshold on reloadable cards, shouldn't they be able to use it without KYC?