Why ETFs?

An ETF, or Exchange Traded Fund, is a collection of various securities that can be purchased or sold on a stock exchange. It holds multiple underlying assets, which may include stocks, bonds, or commodities. ETFs are named “Exchange Traded Funds” because they are traded on an exchange in a manner similar to stocks. The price of an ETF’s shares fluctuates throughout the trading day as investors buy and sell shares on the open market.

Select Your Card Issuer Type

Please choose the type of issuer for your card, such as Visa, Mastercard, or others. This ensures you select the right card for your financial needs and preferences

Card Issuer Description

Visa

Widely accepted around the world, Visa offers a range of credit, debit, and prepaid cards.

MasterCard

Another globally accepted card that provides credit, debit, and prepaid card options.

American Express (Amex)

Known for its premium services and rewards, Amex cards are widely accepted, especially in the U.S., but less so internationally compared to Visa and MasterCard.

Discover

Primarily used in the U.S., Discover offers cash-back and rewards programs.

JCB (Japan Credit Bureau)

A major card network in Japan with growing acceptance internationally.

Diners Club

Offers credit cards with premium benefits and is accepted in various countries.