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What is Cards in Tabmydata
Cards in Tabmydata is a list of crypto spending card providers in the Add a tab panel. It is not a tab on your canvas. Click a provider and its page opens in a new browser tab, where you sign up with the provider, not with Tabmydata. The links are referral links. This article is the full guide.
On this page
What you can do
- Open the list of providers from the Add a tab panel.
- Open a provider's page in a new browser tab.
Where do I find Cards?
- Click + (Add a tab) on the tool rail.
- Find Cards. It has its own group and a LINKS badge. It has no shortcut.
- Hover or open it. A preview lists the providers.
Which providers are listed
The list shows seven providers, in this order: Kast, Redotpay, OdixPay, Trustee, Kolo, Karta and Azul Cards. Each opens through a website or a Telegram bot, using a referral link.
How to open a provider
- Click a provider in the list. Each opens as a link in a new browser tab: some go to a website, some to a Telegram bot.
- Nothing is added to your canvas.
- Read the offer and the terms on the provider's page before you decide anything.
The panel describes the list as crypto spending cards the team has tried, each behind a referral link. Some providers give a sign-up bonus through those links. The terms are set by the provider, not by Tabmydata. You open your account with the provider.
Where can I read more?
The list has a How Cards works link to this guide.
Settings and states
None. There is no empty or error state, and no Add Cards button.
Frequently asked questions
Is Cards a data tab?
No. It is a list of providers. Nothing is added to your canvas.
Does the Cards list cost anything?
Opening the list is free, and Tabmydata is free during Alpha. Any cost of a card is set by the provider, so read its terms.
Where does a pick go?
To the provider, in a new browser tab.
Does Tabmydata earn anything from Cards?
The links are referral links.
Is there a sign-up bonus?
Some providers give one through the referral link. The provider sets the terms.
Does Cards give financial advice?
No. It links to providers. Read the terms and decide for yourself.