> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.linora.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.linora.finance/getting-started/introduction.md).

# Introduction

Linora is a **web-based platform** that enables spending cryptocurrency through **virtual reloadable cards**. The platform is designed for **practical payments and everyday usage**, not for trading or investment activity.

**Linora** provides users with a **card-based interface** for managing and spending crypto funds. Instead of interacting directly with blockchain tools for payments, users operate through **virtual cards managed inside the Linora platform**.

**Platform access**

Linora is available through:

* the **web dashboard** at l`inora.finance`
* the **official mobile application**

Both platforms are connected to the same backend infrastructure and user accounts.

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**Important** Account registration is currently available **only via the web platform**.
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In the mobile application, users are redirected to **Linora.finance** to create an account.

**Mobile availability**

The **Linora** mobile application is available as part of the active product ecosystem.

* **Google Play** — Coming Soon
* **App Store** — Coming Soon

> **Note** A **beta version** of the mobile app is available. Details on how to access the beta are published on [**Linora X (Twitter)**](https://x.com/linora).

**What Linora provides**

* A **web and mobile interface** for managing crypto-funded virtual cards
* **Card-based payments** using allocated balances
* Clear **separation between wallet balance and card balance**

**What Linora does not provide**

* Trading or exchange functionality
* Investment, yield, or profit-generating tools
* Financial or advisory services

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**Platform position**

**Linora** operates as an **interface layer between cryptocurrency balances and traditional card payment infrastructure**. It does not replace wallets, blockchains, or exchanges.

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**Purpose of this documentation**

This documentation is intended to:

* explain how the **Linora** platform is structured,
* describe how users interact with available features,
* outline system behavior and limitations,
* clearly separate **active functionality** from **planned development**.

> **Important** This documentation is **informational only** and does not provide financial or investment advice.


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