Goldex Debit Card

Goldex is one of the oldest services for e-currency exchange. Recently they introduced Debit Cards for e-gold and e-bullion at the cost of $50. After some of the largest card operators stopped working, the Goldex card is one of the very few reliable alternatives.

Our own experience with their service is excellent - the support is responsive, the card always work smoothly and the loading is usually done in just few hours. In the past we have seen some complains from their exchange services, but that seems to be a history.

The card has Plus/Star logo and is available on these ATMs worldwide. In general the Plus/Star network has less coverage than Maestro/Cirrus, so you may need to look around to find an ATM.

The loading fee is 4% for e-gold and 5% for e-bullion (minimum $6). An international ATM withdrawal is $4.

Goldex Card Advantages

• Good support


• Fast loading


• Lower fees than most of the cards


• Online balance check


• Fast delivery (just few days)


• No name on the card

Goldex Card Disadvantages

• A bit expensive ($50)


• Only Star/Plus logos


• The online balance check is not very accurate at the moment


• When purchasing, ID or SSN number is required

You can purchase Goldex Debit Cards from Goldex.net. Full details about the fees can be found here.

Published at Mar, 12 '07 , Read 2772 times.

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User comments:

John at Mar, 13 '07 13:01
I read your post on Goldex and I definitely DO NOT agree with you saying that they provide Good Support and Fast Loading. Goldex absolutely provide me with BAD and NO customer service and SUPER SLOW LOADING. I send a bankdraft to them to load e-Gold into my account and they took ONE MONTH to do that. And not only that, they did not respond or answer my queries at all. Order this card at your GREAT RISK !
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clifton at Mar, 13 '07 14:49
Hi John, I have heard few complains really, but I am sharing my own experience. My card is always loaded within just few hours
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Marco at Mar, 23 '07 17:30
Hello John seems to be on a campaign to slander us, he has been posting here and there and the fact he is referring to is supposed to have happened 2 years ago (as he posted on another forum) however when asked to provide details on the event, he refused claiming some odd reasons. I checked our records for exchanges in the time period he mentioned, for amounts in the range he claimed and found not one who took the time he is now posting here. Once again, John, if you indeed received a bad service, at least let us know the order ID, or your egold account number so we can look into it and see what MAY have gone wrong Marco
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clifton at Mar, 23 '07 17:56
Thanks for stopping by, Marco. I hope John will be back to clarify the issue
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John at Mar, 25 '07 12:16
Had already send an email to Marco with more details. But will take quite sometime to checkout as it happened some time ago.
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clifton at Apr, 11 '07 11:54
John, did you get your problem sorted out? Our programmer is currently having problems with them, so I wonder if they are getting back to the support quality you mentioned in your first warning.
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Kay at Apr, 17 '07 02:09
I've just heard that Goldex & Speedy Wallet have been hacked. Can anyone shed any light if this is in fact true?
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