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Use case: Avvio Card is a planned Visa virtual payment card within the Avvio global account, intended for users of cross-border income, stablecoins and digital assets. Avvio accounts use a non-custodial architecture, with users controlling wallet keys through Turnkey, while bank card and fiat account services are provided by licensed partners such as Bridge.xyz. The planned card can use a unified US dollar balance directly for purchases at Visa merchants worldwide, with support for Apple Pay and a 0% exchange-rate markup. The Avvio app and global account are already live, but as of the latest official information dated July 24, 2026, the bank card was still marked as Coming soon.

Use case: ARQ Card is an international Mastercard offered by ARQ, formerly DolarApp, to users in Latin America and currently serves residents of Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Brazil. Users can hold digital US dollar and euro balances such as USDc and EURc and spend online or at Mastercard merchants worldwide with virtual and physical cards. The basic ARQ Card is a balance-secured credit card, with the available USDc balance determining the spending limit and being reduced immediately after a purchase, without creating traditional revolving credit debt. The platform also offers Premium and Prestige membership systems, with Prestige providing a separate revolving credit card secured by investment and savings assets.

Use case: Antarctic Wallet is a custodial wallet and payment platform for everyday crypto payments. Users can make QR payments with balances such as USDT and TON and apply for a virtual bank card linked to their wallet balance. The current card system includes virtual cards for Russian and CIS payment use cases, a Mastercard for travel and global offline spending, and Visa virtual cards for international online services such as ChatGPT, Netflix and app subscriptions. International cards support mobile wallets and online purchases, with partner issuers completing fiat settlement when card payments are made.

Use case: Altitude Card is a stablecoin corporate payment card launched by Altitude for businesses worldwide, operated by Selimor Investments Limited (Squads) and using card infrastructure provided by Rain. The product currently issued is a Visa Signature Corporate virtual card. Businesses can create multiple cards for employees or external cardholders and configure spending permissions separately. Funds are deducted from a dedicated USDC card account, with no credit facility, interest or credit checks. The card also provides USDC spending cashback and Apple Pay and Google Pay digital wallet capabilities.

Use case: Nium Stablecoin-backed Cards is an enterprise stablecoin card issuance platform introduced by Nium on March 30, 2026, rather than a Nium-branded retail card that individuals can apply for directly. Crypto exchanges, fintech companies, digital banks, marketplaces, and enterprises can issue white-label Visa or Mastercard cards through a single API. When cardholders make payments, stablecoin balances are converted into fiat currency in the background, while merchants receive payment as a standard bank card transaction. The product is currently in enterprise early access and is primarily confirmed to support USDC.

Use case: The BitPay Card is a crypto prepaid Mastercard product introduced by the US crypto payment company BitPay. It is used to convert digital assets such as BTC, ETH, and USDC into a fiat balance for spending. Users can top up through the BitPay wallet and use a virtual or physical card for online shopping, in-store purchases, and everyday payments.

Use case: The Karta Business Corporate Visa is a stablecoin corporate payment card offered by Karta to registered businesses. Businesses can fund a primary account with USDT or USDC and create virtual Visa cards for employees, projects, departments, advertising accounts, and software subscriptions. Administrators can create budgets, assign cardholders, set spending cycles and amount limits, and freeze or close cards at any time. The product is primarily used for advertising and marketing, cloud services, software licences, corporate subscriptions, and other compliant business expenses.

Use case: The hi Debit Card is a crypto asset and fiat debit card offered by the hi platform. It uses a personal EUR/GBP IBAN and the hi crypto wallet together to fund a Mastercard debit card. Users can prioritize fiat currency held in the IBAN and designate one crypto asset they hold as the secondary payment currency for online, in-store, and ATM transactions. The product uses a six-tier membership system from Basic to Diamond, with differences in physical card materials, membership benefits, Earn Booster, and other features.

Use case: The Xexon Platinum Visa Debit Card is a crypto asset debit card service operated by Silver Capital Financial s.r.o. Users can hold BTC and USDT through Xexon Wallet, convert crypto assets into USD, and transfer the funds to the associated bank account and card balance for online shopping, in-store purchases, and ATM withdrawals through the Visa network. Applying for the card also opens a US dollar bank account with JDB Bank in Laos. The product offers both a physical card and an instant virtual card and is suitable for users who need to convert crypto assets into everyday fiat spending capacity.

Use case: The Baanx Crypto Life Card is a crypto asset debit card brand operated by Baanx for individual users, with consumers accessing the service through the Crypto Life platform. The card can connect to Web3 wallets including Ledger and convert assets such as BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC, and USDT into fiat currency at the time of purchase. Payments are completed through Mastercard or the relevant US Visa or Mastercard card program. The product offers virtual and physical cards for online purchases, in-store merchants, mobile wallets, and ATMs, with spending rewards in BTC, USDT, or BXX.