KAST Visa Card for Crypto: Registration, Verification, Funding, and Cash Withdrawal

[00:01] from A to Z after its recent updates. Cast is an application that provides you with a Visa card, allowing you to convert your digital currency into real dollars. You can use these dollars for online and offline payments and purchases, shopping anywhere that accepts Visa, transferring funds to your

[00:15] bank accounts, or even withdrawing money from ATMs. In short, you can use it for all your daily transactions. The new updates have taken the app to a whole new level. Now, with Cast, you'll have a real US bank account with your own account number and ROT number, enabling you

[00:29] to receive transfers from anywhere in the world, even if you don't live in the US. You can also transfer money from the Cast app to local bank accounts in many countries. In this video, we'll discuss everything in detail, from registering and verifying your account to ordering Visa cards,

[00:42] their types, and how to load or deposit funds. So grab your coffee, and let's get started step by step. The first thing we'll talk about is registering or creating an account on the app. Cast is very easy to use. All you have to do is register and download the app from the link below in the video description.

[00:56] You'll get a free virtual Visa card and a 20% discount on physical Visa cards. There's also another offer, though I don't know how long it will last, which is that you'll get $20 back when you spend your first $100 and $30 when you spend your first additional $500. You

[01:10] also get three free transfers to any bank in the world. Click on the link below in the video description, and this page will open. There, you'll see a field to enter the email address you'll use to register for Visa Cast. Enter it and click "Continue." This will take you to the page

[01:23] where you'll download the app and register. Click "Download Cast," and this will open the app download page on your app store (for iPhone or Android). Click "Download," and then... Once you download the app, open it. This page will appear. Click

[01:38] here on "Sign Up" to begin the registration process. The first step is to enter your email address again. It must be the same email address you used earlier before downloading the app. Enter it here and click " Continue." This will take you to a page where you enter the

[01:53] verification code sent to your email (the OTP). Check your email, retrieve the code, and enter it here. A page will then open where you enter your account password, which will be an eight- digit PIN. It's not a password in the

[02:08] literal sense; it's a PIN code you use every time you want to access your account. Enter your PIN twice for confirmation. Immediately after, you'll see a notification page asking you to activate fingerprint authentication. This will allow you to access your account directly without having to enter your PIN each time.

[02:24] Your password is displayed, and you have the option to activate it now or later. I recommend activating it now. Click " Enable" to activate your fingerprint. After that, you'll be asked to activate notifications; enable them if you wish. Next, you'll be asked to activate your phone number.

[02:38] to activate your phone number. Enter your phone number here, making sure it's correct with your country code and that there are no extra or missing digits. After entering it, click "Confirm." You'll receive a message asking if you want to receive a verification code via WhatsApp or

[02:52] SMS. Choose whichever method you prefer. Then, you'll be asked to enter the code sent to your phone. This is a one-time code; it's to verify that the number you entered is indeed yours, and to confirm that you entered the

[03:07] correct number. After you receive and enter the code, another page will automatically open where you select your country of residence. Here, select your country and press Confirm. Then, a page will appear where you can create your tag on Cast. This is similar to your username or

[03:22] email address on Cast. You can use this tag if someone else is using Cast and wants to send you money. It's easier to give them your tag, and they will immediately transfer the money from within the Cast app using the tag. The money is transferred instantly and without fees.

[03:37] Write a unique name for them here, then click Next. You can skip this step and click Next. You can skip this step and Regardless of your decision, another page will appear asking if you can find your friends

[03:51] on the Cast app. Here, you can choose to allow or skip. Select either option and click on it. This page will then show you the benefits you'll receive for registering through the link in the video description. After reviewing it, click here. To open the

[04:04] account verification page, which explains how to verify your account, the process is summarized as follows: verification takes three steps, after which your account will be active and operational. The three steps are: providing your address, personal ID, and a selfie so the application can verify you are a

[04:19] human and not an AI. This is a standard, required, and important procedure for account verification, and all companies do it, so don't worry about it; it's essential for the security of your account and funds. Click here to begin the verification process. The whole process shouldn't take more than two minutes. The first

[04:35] thing you'll see is the terms and conditions; click here to agree to them all. Next, you'll be taken to a page where you enter your address. You can search for your address here or enter it manually, which I recommend. Click here to

[04:49] start entering your information. You must enter the exact same information as in the [previous page/platform/etc.]. Enter your ID or the ID you'll be using, then click here. Next, you'll see a page asking for additional information like your nationality, occupation, high school diploma, and how you'll be using

[05:05] your account. Check all of these boxes. It will also ask you for the maximum transaction amount you can expect on your account; enter the minimum amount and click here. This will take you to a page where you'll enter your ID details. Here, you can verify your identity using your

[05:20] driver's license, national ID card, or passport. Before doing so, select the country that issued your ID from here. For example, I'll choose my national ID card, so I'll click here. The app will then ask for permission to access my camera, which I'll grant. This is so it can photograph the front and back of my ID card. I'll

[05:36] take a clear picture of the front, then click here to confirm that the document is readable. After that, I'll photograph the back and click here again to confirm that... The document is readable, and immediately after that, the documents will be uploaded. The front camera will automatically activate to

[05:51] photograph your face in the final step of identity verification. Once your face is photographed, the verification process will be complete. Within minutes or seconds, your account will be verified or activated immediately, provided

[06:04] all your information is correct. In the worst-case scenario, the account will take 24 hours. Make sure all your information is correct; don't try to tamper with anything to avoid having your account suspended. As you can see, the account was verified and activated in less than a minute. Now we've reached the most important point: requesting a

[06:19] physical or virtual Visa card through the Cast app and making a deposit. But first, you must ensure that you will receive the virtual Visa card for free and at the same time get a 20% discount on the physical Visa card. Click here on the letter K in the top left corner, then click here on

[06:34] Account. This page will open, and you will see the following section. This is the one that says "Referred Pay." If you see "Naif" next to it, then you're all set. If it's empty and says "Add Code," then click on it and add this code, which is "Naif here." That's my name,

[06:49] by the way, in case you don't know. After entering the code, click here and then go back to the main page so we can request the Visa card and make a deposit together. But before I explain how, I advise you to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell icon so you can see the upcoming and past videos.

[07:03] Also, like and comment on the video so it reaches as many people as possible and everyone can benefit. Look, my friend, the Cast app provides two types of cards: a virtual card and a physical card, which is tangible like your bank card or Visa. The virtual card

[07:17] is issued immediately after you request it and is ideal for online purchases or linking it to Apple Pay and Google Pay. You can use it to pay anywhere that accepts Visa. As for the physical card... The physical Visa card will arrive at your doorstep approximately one or two weeks after you

[07:30] request it. It will have all the features of the virtual card, in addition to allowing you to withdraw cash from any ATM. To request a virtual or physical Visa card, all you have to do is go to the cards section on the

[07:44] main page of the application, either here or here. If you click here, this page will open, showing all types of Visa cards, both virtual and physical. The first type of Visa card is the standard or regular one, which gives you features like cashback of up to 0.5%. This is the type

[07:59] most people use, and you will get it for free, as stated here, because you registered through the link in the video description. As for the other types of cards, they come with secondary subscriptions and offer more features. But as I mentioned, you'll most likely

[08:12] need the regular Visa Cast, which is the standard Key Card. Before we order it, I'd like to tell you that you can change the Visa design to your liking from the options below. Then click here to get your Visa card. A page will appear asking if you

[08:26] want the virtual Visa only, or the virtual and physical Visa ( both together). You'll get both for free anyway. However, if you choose the physical Visa (the one that's both physical and digital), you'll only pay the shipping fees to get it to your door. You

[08:40] 'll also get a 20% discount on this because you're using my code, as you can see here. Of course, you must make a deposit to deduct the shipping fees. As for the virtual Visa, all you have to do is select it and click here to confirm. It will then ask you for the name you want.

[08:55] It will be on the card, and you can change it easily later. Click here on Next, and it will take you to a page saying your card is being created. After a few seconds, your virtual Visa card will be ready, and you can view it by clicking here. That's how you ordered your virtual card in seconds. It

[09:10] will be working for you, and you can use it to buy online or add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay using its numbers. You can then pay with it anywhere you like. To use the Visa, all you need to do is use its numbers, which you can find by clicking here. These numbers include the

[09:25] card number, expiry date, and CVV code. These are the same numbers you'll need to add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay. All that's left is to make a deposit into your account to use it for purchases and payments. Now, I'll explain how to deposit into your account on X so you

[09:40] can use your Visa, whether it's a virtual or physical card. To make a deposit, all you have to do is go back Go to the main page and click here on the word "Receive." This page will appear, showing that you can deposit funds into your account in three ways:

[09:55] Cast User, which means someone else using the Cast app will send you money; the second way is to deposit dollars or euros from a bank or e-commerce platform, or you can give your bank details to someone who will deposit

[10:07] or send you money; if you click on this, you will find your bank details with your name on them, and you can share them with anyone who wants to send you money, or use them yourself to deposit into your Cast account; and the third option, which we will use now, is depositing

[10:22] stablecoins like USDT or USDC, or cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solan. But we will, of course, deposit stablecoins, so click here, and the stablecoin deposit page in the Cast app will appear, where you can choose From here, you'll

[10:36] deposit USDT or USDC, and there are other currencies like BYUSD (which is a Payback currency). You'll choose the currency you want to deposit; for example, I'll choose USDT. Of course, you select the stablecoin you hold

[10:51] in your wallet or trading platform, whether it's USDT, USDC, or another. The second choice is the network you'll use for depositing or transferring from your trading platform or wallet. Pay very, very close attention here

[11:05] because any mistake could cost you your money. When you click here, you'll find about eight networks you can use for transfers: Solana, Ethereum, Tron, Polygon, Binance SmartChain, Arbitrium, Avalanche, and Tool. Each of these networks can be used to deposit

[11:22] USDT into the Cast app, but each network differs in withdrawal fees, arrival times, and limits. The minimum withdrawal amount from your platform, regardless of the network you choose, must be exactly the same network you use when withdrawing or transferring

[11:37] stablecoins from your trading platform. I'll demonstrate this step-by-step. I'll choose the Binance SmartChain network, so the page will refresh to display the deposit address for the USDT wallet on either the BNP SmartChain or

[11:53] Binance SmartChain network. I chose Binance SmartChain because, in my opinion, it's the best in terms of fees, minimum deposit, and speed. You'll see this later as we transfer funds together. If you don't find Binance SmartChain, for example, if you're depositing

[12:07] another currency like USDC, use the Polygon network instead. The important thing is that the wallet address you'll be transferring USDT to is the correct one. You'll find it below here, as you can see. It's longer than this, but this is the abbreviation. You can copy it by clicking the copy icon here. You can also

[12:22] abbreviation. You can copy it by clicking the copy icon here. You can also Just take a screenshot of the QR code and use it when you transfer funds. In short, you can use either the deposit address or the QR code. If you choose the deposit address, simply

[12:36] copy it by clicking here. Then, go to your trading platform. In my case, I'll go to Binance because it's the platform I'm currently using. If you don't have a Binance account, you can download the app and register using the link

[12:49] in the video description below. You'll get a 20% lifetime discount on platform fees. After opening the Binance app, go to Assets at the bottom, then click on Instant Wallet or Funding, depending on your currency pair, and look for USD. DT is the currency you want to

[13:04] deposit into VisaCast. Click on it, and this page will appear. Click on the "Send" button below. This is because you will be sending USDDT to the Binance platform and depositing it into the Cast app. Pay close attention: you will be depositing into Cast, but you

[13:19] will be sending or withdrawing the currency from the platform you are using. Okay? After clicking "Send," click on "Withdraw Cryptocurrencies" that appears here. This page will appear with three fields. In the first field, enter the deposit address that we copied together from the

[13:34] Cast app. You can also scan the QR code here if you took a screenshot. In the second field, choose the network you will use to send or withdraw the currency. It must be the same network you chose on the Cast app, otherwise your money will be lost. Click here and select The Binance SmartChain network,

[13:48] abbreviated as BSC, or BNP SmartChain, is the same as we previously selected on the Cast app. This is because the deposit address and the network we'll use must be identical on both the Cast app and the Binance app or platform.

[14:03] For example, if you choose Polygon as the network on Cast, you must also choose Polygon on Binance. As you can see, the Binance SmartChain (or BNP SmartChain) has very low withdrawal fees, with a minimum withdrawal of five USD and a

[14:17] delivery time of one minute. Compared to other networks, it's the best. So, we'll choose the BNP SmartChain (BSC) network. Then, in the third field, we'll enter the withdrawal amount we want to withdraw from the Binance platform and deposit it into a Visa Cast account. After that, we'll click "Withdraw"

[14:31] and confirm the withdrawal. The money will be in within two minutes. The money you withdraw will be in your Cast account. My advice is not to put more money in your account than you will use, because it's not a bank to save. Only put in the amount you will spend, whether it's $100,

[14:45] $1000, or $10,000, whatever you prefer. Also, be aware that there are fees for using cards. To find out the fees, just click here from the app's homepage, then here, and then here. A page will appear with all the

[14:59] then here. A page will appear with all the details about the fees. That's all.