This is just rinse and repeat scam that was previously called CriptoDebit and they offered scam debit cards with same model.
By the way, their previous site CriptoDebit was unavailable for some time, and recently they decided to play an interesting comedy. They revived the domain and hung this explanation there
Quote from: https://cryptodebit.com
UPDATE: 01-06-2022
Hello everyone, We are extremely sorry for the down-time.
We have our domain back and we are restoring all files to continue our service and refund you where needed.
If you have any questions please email us via: info@cryptodebit.com
Backstory: We were sued by the copyright owner of the word "crypto" and they got a court order to seize our domain. Lucky we were able to come to an agreement and buy the name "crypto".
Now we are waiting for our hosting company to release our engrypted servers and restore our service.
Archive: https://archive.ph/rRMmVHello everyone, We are extremely sorry for the down-time.
We have our domain back and we are restoring all files to continue our service and refund you where needed.
If you have any questions please email us via: info@cryptodebit.com
Backstory: We were sued by the copyright owner of the word "crypto" and they got a court order to seize our domain. Lucky we were able to come to an agreement and buy the name "crypto".
Now we are waiting for our hosting company to release our engrypted servers and restore our service.
Who is all this nonsense intended for?
It is obvious from such a statement that CryptoDebit was a scam and SATOSCARD is likely the same, since they have confirmed that they are related.
There are over 2000 matches for the word "crypto" in the Companies House @ GOV.UK database. So to say that someone sued them for copyright infringement on the word "crypto" is wholly absurd.