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Use case: The Binance Card is a crypto asset payment card offered by Binance to eligible users. The operating structure current in 2026 uses Mastercard and includes the Binance Card - Global Program virtual card provided by Immersve and the Binance Card Brasil virtual and physical cards issued by Pomelo. Users can select crypto assets from their Binance Spot or Funding Account. At the time of purchase, the system automatically converts the assets into fiat currency to pay Mastercard merchants and offers tiered spending cashback.

Use case: Advcash was officially renamed Volet.com on March 26, 2024, with existing accounts, balances, and primary payment services migrated to the new brand. The current Volet.com Card products include the global Digital virtual Mastercard, Asia-Pacific physical Mastercard, and European Virtual and Plastic Visa/Mastercard cards. Users can deposit crypto assets into the Volet wallet, convert them into USD or EUR, and load the funds onto a card for online shopping, in-store purchases, and mobile wallet or ATM use with certain card types.

Use case: The Onboard USD Card is a US dollar-denominated virtual Visa payment card offered by Onboard to users worldwide. It can be funded with local currencies, an Onboard USD balance, USDT, USDC, and certain crypto assets held in Onboard Trading/DeFi Wallet. It is currently available as the Flex Card and Classic Card. The Flex supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-store contactless purchases and is primarily used for international e-commerce, SaaS, subscriptions, advertising, travel bookings, and similar payment scenarios.

Use case: The Bitget Wallet Card is a crypto asset payment card introduced by Bitget Wallet and offered through Visa or Mastercard issuing arrangements depending on the region. Users can fund it from Bitget Wallet with crypto assets such as USDT and USDC or make purchases through on-chain payment routing, and can pay at merchants worldwide that accept the relevant card network. The product includes virtual cards and physical cards in certain Asia-Pacific markets and supports payment tools including Apple Pay, Google Pay, WeChat Pay, and Alipay.

Use case: Slash Card is a Visa business card system offered by Slash Financial to businesses. It consists of the Slash Visa Platinum Card for US businesses and the Slash Global Card for non-US businesses. The former is linked to a Slash business account and automatically settles the card balance each day. The latter uses the USDSL stablecoin balance in a Global USD account as its payment basis, with Rain converting it into US dollars at the time of the transaction. The product supports large numbers of virtual cards, corporate spending controls and cross-border Visa payments.

Use case: Rewarble Virtual Card is a virtual prepaid card solution offered by the Rewarble rewards redemption platform and operated by the Dutch company Centiward B.V. The card currently provided is the QPay virtual card, which uses the Mastercard network. Users first redeem a Rewarble voucher to create a platform rewards balance, then create and load a virtual card to receive a card number, expiry date and CVV for use at compliant online Mastercard merchants. The card supports repeated top-ups and 3D Secure and is primarily intended for e-commerce and some subscription payment use cases.