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Use case: Crydit Card is a physical crypto debit card for digital asset users, currently available in separate Visa and Mastercard card lines. After topping up or transferring crypto assets to the card payment account, users can make online purchases, pay at physical merchants, spend across borders and withdraw cash from ATMs worldwide. Visa Card focuses on larger purchases, while Mastercard is more oriented towards smaller everyday payments. Crydit also provides a crypto wallet and asset conversion services and uses third-party digital asset custody infrastructure from providers such as Cobo and Ceffu.

Use case: Credits Debit Card is an international debit card linked to the Credits.com Super Wallet, combining a multi-currency account, EUR IBAN and custodial crypto wallet. After identity verification, users can apply for a virtual or physical card and spend from fiat accounts or balances converted from digital assets. It can be used for online shopping, in-store payments and cross-border purchases across Visa/Mastercard acceptance networks and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay. The Credits wallet also supports more than 40 digital assets, including BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, and is intended for international users who need everyday banking payments and crypto conversion features.

Use case: CoinUp Card is a Mastercard virtual crypto debit card offered by CoinUp. After registering a CoinUp account and completing KYC, users can transfer supported assets such as USDT and USDC to the card and convert them into a USD spending balance. The card is designed for cross-border online shopping, travel, dining, digital services and subscriptions. It can be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay and supports payments for international digital services such as ChatGPT, Claude and Midjourney.

Use case: Cashi Card is a stablecoin Visa virtual debit card offered by Cashi. Users can hold USDT and USDC in a custodial wallet and pay directly from the corresponding balance without opening a traditional bank account. The card supports online shopping, subscriptions and contactless in-store payments through mobile wallets. It also provides category-based cashback for subscriptions, e-commerce and travel spending and is primarily intended for users who want to make everyday cross-border purchases with USD stablecoins.

Use case: Cash App Card is a Visa debit card linked to the user's Cash App Balance and offered through Cash App, a Block, Inc. company. After completing identity verification, users can obtain a virtual card and apply for a physical card for online shopping, in-store purchases and ATM withdrawals across the Visa network. Cash App also offers direct deposit, savings, Cash App Pay, and Bitcoin trading and transfers, making the card suitable for users who want to combine everyday fiat payments and Bitcoin services in one US financial app.

Use case: Bringin Debit Card is a Visa Bitcoin debit card offered by Bringin to European users, combining a EUR vIBAN with a self-custody Bitcoin/Lightning wallet. Users can deposit euros through SEPA or convert on-chain BTC or Lightning BTC into EUR for card spending. Available as both a virtual card and a plastic physical card, it can be used for online shopping, in-store purchases and ATM withdrawals across the Visa network. It is intended for European users who want to convert Bitcoin into a euro balance for everyday spending.

Use case: BonkX Spend Card is a crypto-collateralised Visa credit card offered by BonkX for use with a self-custody crypto wallet. Users retain control of their wallet's private keys and use digital assets as collateral for card spending without having to sell their holdings before each purchase. Available as both a virtual and physical card, it can be used for online and in-store purchases at Visa merchants and for cash withdrawals. It also offers BXP spending points and is intended for crypto users who want everyday payment access while retaining their on-chain asset holdings.

Use case: BloFin Wallet Card is a Visa crypto payment card built into BloFin Wallet, offering a virtual credit card to users in eligible regions. Users can add supported digital assets from their self-custody BloFin Wallet to the card, use them as collateral for a credit limit in Credit mode, or spend through Direct Pay mode. The card can be used at online and offline merchants that accept Visa and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, making it suitable for using on-chain assets for everyday purchases, online shopping and digital services.

Use case: Blackcat Card is a Mastercard payment card linked to Blackcat's euro payment account. The account and card issuance services are provided by Papaya Ltd., a licensed electronic money institution in Malta. Through the Blackcat App, users can manage a EUR IBAN, virtual card and plastic physical card for online shopping, in-store purchases, ATM withdrawals and mobile wallet payments. The platform also integrates a crypto wallet and exchange features, allowing users to convert supported digital assets into euros before making everyday card purchases from a separate euro account balance.

Use case: BiyaPay Speed Card / Biya EasyCard is a USD virtual payment card offered by BiyaPay for cross-border online spending. Users can top up with digital assets such as USDT, BTC and ETH from their accounts and convert them into a fiat balance for online shopping, software subscriptions, AI services, game top-ups, PayPal, Alipay, WeChat Pay and other uses. The card has no physical version and does not support ATM withdrawals.