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TakeCard

Name: TakeCard
Brand: Takenos

A Takenos prepaid Visa with virtual access and physical delivery in Bolivia and Ecuador.

TakeCardVisa

TakeCard is a US-issued prepaid Visa linked to the user's Takenos dollar balance. Current help pages document virtual and physical formats, Apple Pay and Google Pay for the virtual card, and physical availability in Bolivia and Ecuador. Bolivia's published issuance pages currently disagree, so the live in-app quote matters.

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Rewards

No verified cashback

Fees

No recurring card fee advertised

Custody

Custodial

Eligibility

Virtual card for eligible Takenos users; the physical card is explicitly documented for Bolivia and Ecuador.

Fees

Monthly feeNo recurring card fee advertised

IssuanceVirtual activation: USD 5. Ecuador physical card: USD 12. Official Bolivia pages conflict: the fee schedule says USD 20 issuance plus USD 20 shipping, while the request page says USD 10; verify in-app.

FX1% purchase fee; non-USD purchases use Visa's current official exchange rate

ATMTakenos charges 1% and says the ATM may add approximately USD 5

Top-upsSpends from the available Takenos dollar balance funded through supported account rails

Rewards

No standing card-spend cashback was confirmed in the current official materials.

Availability

Virtual card for eligible Takenos users; the physical card is explicitly documented for Bolivia and Ecuador.

Latin America

Official sources

How TakeCard worksCurrent prepaid Visa network, US issuance, balance connection, formats, activation, and mobile-wallet support.TakeCard costs and feesCurrent virtual activation, published Bolivia and Ecuador physical pricing, purchase, FX, and ATM fees.Accessing TakeCardCurrent virtual activation and physical-card availability and pricing for Bolivia and Ecuador, including the disclosed Bolivia pricing conflict.Physical TakeCard in EcuadorCurrent Ecuador physical-card request, USD 12 price, and delivery estimate.

Pros & cons

Pros

Virtual and physical formats
Physical delivery documented for Bolivia and Ecuador
Apple Pay and Google Pay support
Published purchase and ATM fee structure

Cons

Custodial Takenos account and verification required
1% purchase fee
Bolivia's official issuance pages currently conflict
ATM use can add both Takenos and operator fees

Best for

Takenos users in Bolivia or Ecuador
Mobile-wallet spending
Users paid through cross-border dollar rails

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This is not financial advice. Conditions change frequently: verify fees, rewards, custody and eligibility on the official site before applying.

Fees

Monthly feeNo recurring card fee advertised

FX1% purchase fee; non-USD purchases use Visa's current official exchange rate

ATMTakenos charges 1% and says the ATM may add approximately USD 5

Top-upsSpends from the available Takenos dollar balance funded through supported account rails

Pros & cons

Pros

Virtual and physical formats
Physical delivery documented for Bolivia and Ecuador
Apple Pay and Google Pay support
Published purchase and ATM fee structure

Cons

Custodial Takenos account and verification required
1% purchase fee
Bolivia's official issuance pages currently conflict
ATM use can add both Takenos and operator fees