hi forges a collaboration with The Sandbox

hi, a Web3 neo-banking application, has formed an exclusive collaboration with The Sandbox. This will provide users with the option of spending the conventional token, SAND, in-store as well as online via the use of the hi Debit Card.

With the offering of a gigantic community the opportunity to explore a fresh method of spending SAND, hi is allowing cardholders to carry out transactions with SAND at various merchant establishments and online through the use of hi Debit Mastercard. Before this, hi and Mastercard had never come out with a unique NFT custom-made card.

According to the co-founder and COO of The Sandbox, Sebastien Borget, this association will help open the doors for maximizing the potential of SAND tokens. It will also encourage customers to experiment with the available options that are provided by the open metaverse. Users will get exposed to real digital ownership via NFTs, beginning with Avatars.

In honor of the launch of the hi Debit Card, 100 The Sandbox Avatars NFTs will be given away to the first 100 cardholders who successfully spend 1,000 Euros in SAND using their hi Debit Card. With each transaction made using SAND, European cardholders will receive up to 5% Spend Rewards, in addition to eight digital subscriptions and numerous travel options.

In the words of the co-founder of hi, Sean Rach, The Sandbox team members are into deep innovation, and it is a pleasure to be associated with them. Users will gain further options when they spend with SAND.

There has never been a card system like hi Crypto and Fiat Debit Mastercard that offers the option of customizing the NFT avatar on the card. Members can use this to access over 90 million Mastercard merchant locations worldwide, where they can spend both digital and fiat currency. It comes with Buy-Now-Convert-Later technology and easy GBP and EUR top-ups through an individualistic IBAN. The card enables members to receive rewards while they go about spending. Also thrown in are a lot of pick-and-mix digital subscriptions and travel options.