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Use case: Mine Card is a stablecoin Mastercard offered by Swiss fintech project Mine, combining a personal CHF/EUR IBAN with a self-custody digital asset wallet. Funds deposited into the account can be converted into USDC and spent at Mastercard merchants worldwide. The current range includes a Basic virtual card and a Premium virtual plus physical card, with support for Apple Pay, Google Pay and ATM withdrawals. Premium also provides USDC spending cashback.

Use case: Meru Card is a USD Visa payment card offered by Meru to cross-border users, freelancers and remote workers in Latin America and is available as both a virtual and physical card. Users can fund their Meru account through a US bank account, European IBAN, local transfers and crypto assets such as USDC and USDT, then spend from their USD balance through Visa. The card supports online shopping, subscriptions, offline payments, mobile wallets and ATM withdrawals.

Use case: Meow Card is a Visa business card offered by Meow to corporate customers and is integrated with Meow business bank accounts and its treasury management platform. Businesses can issue virtual and physical cards, set separate spending limits for employees, suppliers and AI services, and fund card purchases from linked business accounts. The current rewards programme provides Cashback Credits on eligible USD transactions, with 2.5% cashback on spending with OpenAI and Anthropic. It is suitable for technology companies, AI teams and crypto-native businesses managing everyday operating expenses.

Use case: MaxSwap Card is a virtual Mastercard prepaid card built into the MaxSwap crypto wallet and is primarily created and managed through a Telegram Bot. Users can top up the card with crypto assets from their MaxSwap wallet. Its balance is displayed in USD and can be used at Mastercard online merchants worldwide, for subscriptions, travel bookings and in-app purchases. The product focuses on fast card creation and a relatively low identity verification threshold. It also supports Apple Pay, allowing the virtual-only card to be used for some physical contactless payments.

Use case: Machines Card is a virtual Visa credit card offered by Machines Cash, primarily for crypto asset users and AI Agent payment scenarios. After identity verification, users can create multiple separate virtual cards, customise spending limits, lock or unlock cards and fund their spending account with crypto assets. The product also supports disposable virtual cards, online subscriptions and automated Amazon shopping. Machines entered the process of ceasing operations in May 2026 and should now be recorded as a historical card product in wind-down.

Use case: Lydian Card is a Visa Platinum crypto-collateralised credit card offered by Lydian, available as an instantly issued virtual card and a deliverable physical card. Users can fund the card with USDT or USDC or convert other digital assets in Lydian Wallet into a spendable balance. Through Rain's card issuance infrastructure, it connects to the global Visa network for online shopping, offline purchases, travel and mobile payments and includes selected Visa Platinum shopping and travel benefits.

Use case: MEXC × ether.fi Card is a Visa Signature crypto-collateralised credit card jointly offered by MEXC and ether.fi to eligible users who newly register with ether.fi through MEXC's dedicated access point. Users can settle purchases directly with stablecoins in the ether.fi Vault or use digital assets such as ETH and weETH as collateral in Borrow Mode to obtain spending credit. This allows them to pay Visa merchants worldwide without directly selling the collateral assets and earn USDC spending cashback.

Use case: OriginalLava Card 是 Lava 推出的 Visa 加密抵押信用卡，用户以 Lava 账户内美元余额进行消费，并可通过银行转账、工资直存、稳定币入金或以 BTC 抵押取得美元资金。卡片可在全球 Visa 受理商户使用，无外汇手续费，并根据用户所在地区及合作商户提供 1%–5% 的 BTC 消费奖励，适合稳定币用户、比特币持有者以及有跨境消费需求的用户。

Use case: KuCard is a crypto asset debit card introduced by KuCoin. It converts fiat currencies or digital assets in a KuCoin account into the fiat currency required for card-network settlement when a purchase is made. The current European version offers Visa virtual and physical cards, while the Australian KuCard-AU uses Mastercard and primarily offers a virtual card. Users can use it for online shopping, everyday in-store purchases, and mobile payments. The European physical card also supports ATM withdrawals.

Use case: KOSH Card is a Visa credit card offered by KOSH to freelancers, remote workers and cross-border users worldwide, with a choice of a virtual card or physical metal card. The user's USD and stablecoin balances in their KOSH account serve as collateral, while the issuer provides spending credit. The card can be used for online shopping, software subscriptions, travel, offline purchases and payments at Visa merchants worldwide and supports mobile payment methods such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.