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Use case: Jam Card is a crypto prepaid card product for which JAM Platform LLC provides the technical access point, designed for use with the non-custodial Jam crypto wallet. Users retain control of their wallet's private keys and can use USDT to top up a USD virtual card balance for everyday spending through the Mastercard network. The product supports Apple Pay and Google Pay and is intended for cross-border online shopping, subscriptions and mobile payments at physical merchants. It currently has no fixed monthly fee and focuses on fast virtual card issuance and multi-chain USDT top-ups.

Use case: Jeton Card is an international prepaid debit card linked directly to a Jeton multi-currency account and is available as both a virtual and physical card. Users first fund their Jeton account and then spend the available card balance without a traditional credit limit. The current card programme covers the Visa, Mastercard and UnionPay networks and supports online shopping, subscriptions, physical merchants, ATM withdrawals, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Jeton accounts also support deposits and exchanges involving fiat currencies and selected major crypto assets.

Use case: imToken Card is a multi-currency Mastercard virtual debit card jointly offered by imToken and Fiat24, a licensed Swiss fintech institution, paired with a Swiss IBAN multi-currency cash account. The card supports USD, EUR, CHF, and offshore CNY balances, and can be topped up with digital assets such as USDC, USDT, and ETH on the Arbitrum network for everyday shopping, mobile wallet, and subscription spending. Existing card payments remain operational, but Fiat24 has paused acceptance of new personal customer applications, and crypto asset top-up functionality remains suspended for maintenance.

Use case: Hyperbeat Pay is a Visa Signature crypto payment card offered by Hyperbeat Liquid Banking, connecting a self-custody HyperEVM smart wallet to real-world card spending. In Cash Mode, users can spend stablecoins or USD balances directly from their account. In Credit Mode, they can use eligible digital assets such as BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE as collateral and obtain spending funds through on-chain lending, allowing them to pay Visa merchants without directly selling the collateral assets.

Use case: Kolan Card is a Visa virtual payment card offered by Kolan for cross-border receipts, stablecoin asset management and international spending. Users can receive USD, EUR and GBP into their Kolan account, hold stablecoin balances and create virtual cards for spending. Its international consumer plan uses a digital asset-backed structure, with the spending limit linked to the value of eligible collateral assets. The card can be used for online shopping, subscriptions and everyday payments through compatible mobile wallets.

Use case: HEVN Card is a USD corporate payment card offered by HEVN to cross-border businesses, internet companies and global teams and is linked to its business accounts and stablecoin settlement system. Businesses can create cards for team members, set spending limits and manage expenses centrally, while the funding system supports USD and EUR accounts and settlement in stablecoins such as USDC and USDT. The current product focuses on business operations, software services, suppliers and global team expenses rather than the consumer market.

Use case: Hana Card is a non-custodial virtual Mastercard crypto payment card offered by Australia's Hana Wallet, connecting the user's self-custody digital asset wallet to real-world payments. Users can spend USDC, including USDC converted from other assets, at merchants that accept Mastercard. The card can be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay for contactless purchases at physical merchants. It is currently intended primarily for users in Australia.

Use case: Starryblu Card is a multi-currency Mastercard debit card offered by Singapore-based cross-border finance platform Starryblu and linked directly to its global account. Users can hold fiat currencies including SGD, USD, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, AUD, CAD, NZD and CNH and make international online and offline purchases with a physical or virtual card. The product is intended for travel, overseas study, cross-border work and global living and supports mobile wallets, ATM withdrawals and spending cashback.

Use case: Grey Card is a USD and multi-currency virtual payment card offered by cross-border finance platform Grey and is currently available on both the Visa and Mastercard networks. After completing KYC, users can open a card through the Grey App for international shopping, digital subscriptions, SaaS, travel and advertising expenses. The new Visa card can be linked directly to USD, EUR, GBP and other account balances and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, while the Mastercard is primarily used after topping up its USD card balance.

Use case: GoMining Card is a Visa crypto debit card offered by the GoMining ecosystem, with the virtual card currently available to the public. Users can spend BTC, GOMINING, USDT or USDC directly from their GoMining wallet, with the assets automatically converted into the merchant's settlement currency when a transaction occurs. The card supports online shopping, Apple Pay, Google Wallet, offline NFC payments and ATM withdrawals and returns TH mining power as a spending reward.