here are my thoughts about the tria card and wallet after two months of usagethe pros:depositing into the wallet is near-instantaneouszero card fee (including top-ups), aside from 1% from VISA or minor FX if you’re paying in a currency other than USD6% cashback on every purchase for the highest tier card (first payouts will be after $TRIA token is launched)you can use the card with apple pay/google pay for PoS purchasesa variety of networks (bitcoin, etherum, base, arbitrum, solana) with cross-chain swaps possible between allability to send funds to other tria users by just entering their usernames, instead of crypto addressesTX history export (useful for budgeting and keeping track of expensesyou can withdraw the funds from the card to the walletthe cons:slippage is bad at the moment. also, swaps in the mobile app are marked as "coming soon", but this should've been live since day 1currently, you can only send funds from an external wallet to the Tria wallet, but you can connect said external wallet to deposit funds directlyTria desktop app lacks passkeys. while some users prefer the simplicity of confirming their txs in one click, others (myself included) prefer the extra security layer offered by passkeysthe app is missing a virtual banking account with IBAN details for depositing from/sending to other fintech banking services like Wise

The developers require mandatory updates almost every two or three days. It is annoying when you need to check something out but the app need updates

As this is a crypto token, the negative reviews were investors that failed to follow instructions and or were not eligible for airdrop. Complaints proposed are not credible issues and the token has doubled list price. DYOR but this token is successful and thriving.

Makes me think I can get through the future!