I just went out for a simple meal and played a golf game, and tested it with the @ ether_fi card. A lunch cost 33 Australian dollars, and there was a surcharge of 0.37 on the POS machine. The total meal cost was 31.37 Australian dollars, which is 20.24 dollars based on today's real-time exchange rate. The Etherfi card charged me $20.58, so the wear and tear is 0.33/20.58=1.6%. But the card gave me back 0.61 knives (2.69 SCR), so my actual wear is -1.36% 😂😂😂 Damn it, it's invincible At present, I see that their promotion states that all purchases before July 31st will be reversed by 3%, and it is estimated that they will be adjusted by 2-3% based on the card level in the future. I don't know if @ Scroll_ZKP is subsidizing for better data, but it is indeed the most cost-effective U-card I am currently using. In the previous comment section, a friend said to withdraw large amounts of cards. I usually only put $1000 in these cards, and if it's not enough, I'll try withdrawing later. Those who have the conditions to obtain overseas status can do so https://www.ether.fi/refer/1a79d01a