I see your point, and that would be a nice thing to implement in the future. Having said that, the great thing about bitcoin is the ease of transferring funds. It would literally take seconds to transfer the needed cash from your BTC address in Xapo to hers, so that's not a huge barrier at this moment. Additionally, we do have multi-user wallets. While you can only have one card per account, you can create as many secondary wallets as you want, and they could require permission from all parties in order to withdraw from it.

I'll PM you for details.

I think what he's referring to is that you're not supposed to be able to create two separate Xapo accounts. You'd have to provide another person's identity in order to do that. Do you mean to say you have two cards with the same name on it?

Send me a PM with your email address registered with Xapo.

You'd have to formally cancel the card, and then reorder.

The debit card program is only one of many services Xapo provides the bitcoin community. Some currently generate income, some do not, but may at some point in the future. This is neither uncommon for start-ups and well established technology companies like Google.

Here is the list of fees associated with the card: http://support.xapo.com/what-fees-are-associated-with-the-xapo-debit-card
Cash withdraw fees from Xapo varies with the type of card you have and where you are using. It's as low as €2.50 and as high as £3.50. Note the monthly card fee IS NOT CHARGED to our customers. We pay that cost. The card has no monthly fees or maintenance charges.

I'd prefer to address Warrior B's very important, and accurate statement vs. splitting hairs on the terminology of "users", but I will address both. This integration is huge because, regardless of the english speaking/european world's unfamiliarity with Taringa! it is a massively popular site, that ranks #16 in Argentina (the sites between 1-15, you've heard of everyone, and most are variants of widely popular sites like Google.com.ar vs. Google.com, Yahoo.com.ar, Amazon, etc.). More importantly, it's users live in countries, like Argentina, that suffer economic depressions regularly, and currently has 40% inflation. The countries that need bitcoin most. The average person here has no idea what it's like to live in a country with currency controls, hyper-inflation, poor financial services. Try paying your rent, in cash, where the largest bill is only worth about $8USD. Bitcoin solves many of the issues Argentines experience day to day, so from a mass adoption strategy, this partnership is huge, and the single largest introduction of bitcoin to a social platform yet.

Taringa! has 75 million unique visitors to the site. 27 million are registered users. I would often visit, and read Reddit, for example, long before I became a registered user, and most would accept, that I was a user of the site. There are currently 200k users browsing the site as we speak (some registered, some not).

We're really excited about the potential. Taringa has 75 million unique visitors to the site, and 27 milion registered users, who will all be given bits to share and earn. It's a huge experiment that will create millions of new bitcoin users, all whilst showing other social media platforms that bitcoin integration is the way forward.

That's right. It will be run off-chain, as the Taringa! platform is wholly integrated with Xapo.

Yes. Like I said, literally anywhere Visa is accepted. No exceptions.

Excellent answer!

I'm not totally clear on your question. You sure this isn't something to ask CEVO?

It's very normal to require temporary disabling of adblockers, so third party API's can communicate with you, in this case, the Google Maps API. I'm happy to answer any questions you have related to Xapo to confirm our legitimacy.

Hey Mitchell. I'm not clear on your question. The Xapo debit card can be used anywhere Visa is accepted, which would include any store fronts, online, or POS system. As you know, you can also withdraw cash from an ATM, but we encourage its use at POS.

Hey Rodrigo, I too will PM you for additional information, and see what we can do to get you account access.

Hey DW, I will private message you for details on your account. It could be because you submitted incomplete, inaccurate, or insufficient documentation. Let's see what I can do!

Xapo is happy to announce our new partnership with CEVO, a leading global esports company, and Leet, a bitcoin-based gaming service, to provide a seamless, bitcoin-enabled competitive gaming experience to players on the CEVO platform. Read all about it in our latest blog. There are several cool things associated with the partnership including $21,000 worth of BTC giveaways.

https://blog.xapo.com/xapo-launches-gaming-cevo-leetcoin/

It's still in beta, and the design, including a Xapo branded card, is in the works.

There are lots of people I would trust more than myself, but I understand it's a personality trait. I'm paranoid of losing things, my keys, my wallet, my cell phone, etc. While I lose those things far less often than the average person (which I attribute to my paranoia), there is something that inherently makes me questions my ability to not lose stuff, and since I have a fair amount of bitcoin, I'm putting it in the hands of someone I trust more than myself. I understand working on the inside of Xapo, knowing the security team, and seeing the security architecture internally first hand, makes me more trusting, but I trusted Coinbase (and probably still would) even before I started working at Xapo.