1️⃣ Using cryptocurrency debit cards: Some cryptocurrency debit cards allow users to earn rewards or cash back in the form of cryptocurrency when making purchases. (e.g Coinbase Card or Binance Card). Source: over 1 year ago

You should see your Debit Card from your Portfolio Page on the Web Client for Coinbase in the upper right hand corner of the page. Similarly, if you start at coinbase.com/card on a web browser you should be able to select Portfolio and see all your assets. If you don't - it would lend credence to something being amiss in linking your card and your Coinbase account together - I think that's where you need to start... Source: almost 3 years ago

Never saw anything of the sort on Current Finance's website. Source: about 1 year ago

We opened my son up a checking account at a local bank branch a few weeks ago to be able to deposit money into it to transfer to Wealthfront. We originally set him up with a Current account that he has been using since last year, but his Current account couldn't be connected to Wealthfront to transfer money into Wealthfront. By opening the local bank branch checking account he was able to transfer money from... Source: over 1 year ago

(Usually when I read about adverse action, it's about credit. But this link makes it sound like it's broader than that. My account with Current.com didn't have anything to do with credit, other than maybe overdraft protection.). Source: over 1 year ago

Had anyone checked out Current Bank? I just signed up with them. I’m planning to use whoever I switch to with DAS Budget. Current. Source: over 1 year ago

Surprised nobody’s mentioned Current (https://current.com/). Their savings accounts earn 4% APY on a maximum of $6,000 (split over 3 $2,000 “pods”). I’ve had $6k in there for a few months now, and no complaints. I’m assuming referral links are frowned upon in this sub, but PM me if you want one - it’s one of those “$50 for you, $50 for me” deals. Source: over 1 year ago