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Use case: Fizen Card is a crypto payment product launched by the Web3 crypto payment and application platform Fizen in partnership with an international card network. Based on a non-custodial wallet architecture and on-chain stablecoin settlement, it allows users to spend digital assets such as USDT and USDC directly through the global Visa settlement network, redeem branded gift cards, and make QR code payments in regions including Southeast Asia.

Use case: Foxbit Card is an international Mastercard crypto prepaid card launched by Foxbit in Brazil and linked to BRL or designated crypto asset balances in the user's Foxbit Exchange account. Users can select BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP, ADA or Brazilian reais as the source of funds for online, in-store and international payments. Spending crypto assets earns up to 1% crypto cashback in the same asset. The card also supports Apple Pay, Google Pay and Mastercard Surpreenda benefits.

Use case: Mercado Bitcoin Card (MB Card) is a crypto payment card launched by the Brazilian crypto asset platform Mercado Bitcoin. It is linked to the MB digital account balance and uses the Mastercard network for purchases. Users can spend the Brazilian real (BRL) balance in their account on everyday purchases and receive spending cashback in Bitcoin.

Use case: Takenos' TakeCard is a US-issued Visa prepaid card denominated in US dollars and directly linked to the user's Takenos digital dollar balance. Purchases are deducted from the available account balance, with no overdraft or credit facility. Virtual and physical cards are currently available, primarily for international online shopping, travel, digital subscriptions and payments at physical merchants. Users can also fund their Takenos accounts through methods such as USDT and USDC.

Use case: Littio Card is an international Mastercard debit card launched by the Latin American digital finance platform Littio, available as a digital card and a physical card. The card is linked to Littio's digital asset balances, and users can select balances such as USD, EUR, COP or MXN for payment, with purchases in the same currency deducted at 1:1. The digital card is suitable for online and mobile wallet payments, while the physical card also supports payments at Mastercard merchants worldwide and ATM cash withdrawals.

Use case: Belo Card is a crypto asset payment card system offered by belo to users in Latin America. It currently consists of the local Argentine belo Mastercard® and the global Visa card belo LUX. The local Mastercard is primarily intended for everyday payments in Argentina and can spend pesos and digital assets held in a belo account directly. belo LUX is intended for US dollar spending, international shopping, travel and subscriptions, with a spending limit secured by digital assets.

Use case: Bit2Me Card is a Mastercard crypto debit card offered by Bit2Me to eligible users in the European Economic Area, with both virtual and physical cards available. Users can link the card to their Bit2Me euro wallet or a designated crypto asset wallet. Payments are made directly in euros, or the linked crypto assets are converted into euros in real time to complete the transaction. The card can be used online and offline at Mastercard merchants and offers B2M crypto cashback based on the user's Space Center level.

Use case: The SharPay Card is a Mastercard debit card connected to a SharPay euro payment account and crypto wallet. Users can fund the account through bank transfers, bank cards, or crypto assets, convert crypto assets into a euro card balance, and use it for online shopping, digital subscriptions, and purchases from international merchants. The currently available product is an instantly issued virtual card, while the physical card remains marked as coming soon. The card supports 3D Secure and mobile wallet payments.

Use case: Kripicard is a crypto payment card platform for individual users, digital advertising teams, and online businesses. It provides virtual Visa or Mastercard cards funded with crypto assets such as USDT. Users can create cards, top up balances, set limits, and freeze cards through the web dashboard and use them for online shopping, software subscriptions, advertising, and mobile wallet purchases. The product uses a prefunded model and does not provide revolving credit. Card issuance, fiat custody, and transaction settlement are handled by external licensed partners.

Use case: Luno does not currently issue a Visa or Mastercard crypto payment card. Its spending product is Luno Pay, which is available only to users in South Africa. Users scan QR codes such as Zapper and Scan to Pay in the Luno app and select crypto assets in their account to complete payments, while merchants receive South African rand. The service does not provide a physical card, virtual card number, CVV, card payments or ATM withdrawals, but can be used at online and offline merchants connected to the relevant QR code networks in South Africa.