There seems to be a Linux Credit Card that can support Linux just by using it.

Hello.
I'm Mandai, in charge of Wild on the development team.

Actually, I didn't know about it, but there is a Linux Credit Card that allows you to support the Linux Foundation just by using it!
You have an amazing credit card!

What's so great about it?

First, create a Linux Credit Card.
At this point, $50 will be paid to the Linux Foundation.
You can contribute to Linux development just by creating one.
(Accurately, if the card is used for more than $50 within 90 days after making it)

Additionally, we use Linux Credit Card.
A percentage of your usage will then be paid to the Linux Foundation.

It's like this, so the more you use it, the more you donate to the Linux Foundation.

Does the credit card company really have any taste?
This raises some questions, but I think just making one will be enough of a contribution.

It is said that the money associated with this card will be used for the operation of the Linux Foundation and will never go into Professor Linus' pocket.

If you accumulate bonus points, you can get over 100 online benefits such as gift certificates and airline tickets, which are common benefits even with ordinary credit cards.

Also,

• Free annual fee
• low interest rate
• Purchase guarantee
• Protection in case your card is used fraudulently
• Cash advance service when you are in trouble
• Report in case of loss or theft
• Roadside assistance available 24 hours a day
• Warranty manager service (Is this a guarantee for the purchased product? I'm not sure...)
• Replacement for lost luggage (What should I exchange it for?)

And lots of it. Or rather, I would say it has all the features and benefits you would expect from a credit card.

It's an opportunity to contribute to the Linux Foundation, which I support regularly, so I thought I'd make a card right away.

Linux credit card is available only to US residents. Unfortunately, due to a lack of partners to work with to expand the program to other countries, we do not plan to expand the program at this time. (Unfortunately, due to a lack of partners, there are currently no plans to expand this program to other countries.)

Zuko!

A bank like Citibank, which operates on a global scale, could have distributed the product in Japan, but the bank we partnered with this time is UMB Bank, located in Kansas City, Missouri.
I was talking about a card that I would definitely like to make if I were to move to America.

If you are an engineer living in the United States, please check it out.

The Linux Credit Card | The Linux Foundation

That's it.