I sent 20 euro to my friend as a test from my COCA account to her COCA account. Expecting instant transaction.. but no, after 2 days she received a message that she needs data of the sen... See more
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I sent 20 euro to my friend as a test from my COCA account to her COCA account. Expecting instant transaction.. but no, after 2 days she received a message that she needs data of the sen... See more
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I use coca as a bank get my salary there and send money. I use their card everywhere all people asking me what is this card. I only had issue one time and support help me it was easy to contact them... See more
Downloaded Coca Wallet last night because it Wirex had migrated to it. All my funds are now gone.
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I’ve use coca card for almost à year and I really love the cashback I get. There’s no other card that compares. I get about $110-170 in cashback per month and this is a really huge saving for me. Over... See more
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COCA is a self-custody money app with a global Visa card that brings your fiat, crypto, and stablecoins together in one place. Instead of keeping your money locked across different banks, wallets, and apps, COCA lets you manage it all in one app and actually use it in everyday life. You can spend with your card anywhere Visa is accepted, withdraw cash worldwide, receive money through your personal EUR IBAN, and swap assets across 15 chains with no COCA fees. Your money stays under your control while you enjoy the convenience of a modern banking experience. Earn up to 5% APY on your spendable balance with no lockups or staking, get up to 8% cashback on purchases, and receive up to 50% back on subscriptions like Claude, Netflix, Spotify, and more. COCA also comes with travel perks, including up to 65% off hotels, making it easier to get more from the money you already have. Whether you hold euros, stablecoins, or crypto, COCA gives you one simple way to manage, grow, swap, and spend your money on your own terms.
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simple and easy to use , I like this app, keep it up.
Downloaded Coca Wallet last night because it Wirex had migrated to it. All my funds are now gone.

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The Evolution of WEB3 wallet
This is the future of all wallet.
I really love it.
This is the best wallet for me.

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Good looking and easy-to-use wallet with super secured MPC technology. On top of that a non-custodial card. I love innovations, special when they are very good as this wallet!

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I started using this app and was pleasantly surprised. It's secure and super comfortable. Looking forward to being the first to order a debit card

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