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Use case: The Prive Card is a stablecoin payment card product introduced by Prive Technologies Limited and positioned as a Web3 payment tool for high-net-worth users and global consumers. Users manage stablecoins through the Prive non-custodial wallet and top up a Visa virtual card or metal physical card for worldwide purchases, travel payments, and high-value transactions.

Use case: Krak Card is a crypto asset debit card from Kraken for users in the UK and the European Economic Area, with spending balance provided by the Krak Everyday e-money account. Users can set the deduction order for fiat and crypto assets, and the required assets are automatically converted to GBP or EUR at the time of spending, enabling online shopping, subscriptions, in-store card payments, and ATM withdrawals via the Mastercard network. The product offers a virtual card, a standard physical card, and a metal card available to users who meet the asset threshold, with up to 2% cashback on eligible spending.

Use case: OdixPay Card is a crypto asset payment card product offered by Odix Pay, including virtual cards, plastic physical cards, metal cards and corporate co-branded issuance programmes. Users can receive, manage and convert digital assets through Odix Pay Wallet, then use the card balance for online shopping, purchases at physical merchants, mobile payments and ATM withdrawals. Different card levels provide different materials, spending limits and cashback benefits. The product is suitable for users who need to use digital assets for everyday spending, cross-border payments or business expenses.

Use case: Pay3 Card is a crypto payment card aggregation platform launched by Pay3, connecting digital asset wallets with the Visa / Mastercard payment networks. Users can apply for a card through the Telegram Mini App and fund the card balance with digital assets including BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC and TON for online and offline purchases.

Use case: Fuse Card is a USDC spending card offered by Fuse Wallet, issued by Lead Bank and using the Visa network. Users transfer USDC on the Solana network into a separate Card Account, then use a virtual card for online shopping or link it to Apple Pay for offline contactless payments. The card has no card issuance fee, monthly fee, top-up fee, transaction fee or foreign exchange fee. It is available to adults in certain US states and designated countries in Latin America and Africa.

Use case: Robinhood Cards is a bank card product system launched by the US fintech platform Robinhood, covering credit cards, debit cards and investment rewards. Products include the Robinhood Gold Card credit card, Robinhood Platinum credit card, Robinhood Mastercard debit card and Gold Card virtual card functionality. A core feature of Robinhood Card is its integration of spending rewards with the Robinhood investment ecosystem. Users can apply credit card cashback rewards to investments in a Robinhood Brokerage account, cash management or other financial products.

Use case: BingCard is a crypto asset-funded payment card service offering two US dollar virtual cards and one Hong Kong dollar physical card. Users can fund their account or card balance with BTC, ETH, USDT or USDC and then make online purchases, pay for subscriptions and advertising, and make offline purchases through international card networks. The virtual cards emphasize fast activation and no standard KYC, while the physical Platinum card requires online identity verification. The service is suitable for users who want to convert major crypto assets into a balance for everyday spending.

Use case: VALR is a custodial crypto asset trading and payment platform headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa. It offers spot trading, margin trading, perpetual contracts, over-the-counter trading, wallets, yield products, and fiat on- and off-ramps to individuals, professional traders and businesses. VALR does not currently issue Visa or Mastercard virtual cards or physical payment cards. Users' existing bank cards are used only to top up accounts and purchase crypto assets.

Use case: Solaris is a European embedded finance and Banking-as-a-Service platform with a full German banking licence, not a single card brand that individuals can apply for directly. Through APIs, businesses can offer consumers, freelancers and commercial clients their own branded bank accounts and Visa or Mastercard virtual cards, physical cards, prepaid cards, debit cards and credit cards. Accounts, card issuance, transaction processing, identity verification and compliance services are primarily provided by Solaris SE.

Use case: Rain is card issuance and payment infrastructure for fintech platforms, stablecoin wallets, exchanges, corporate payment providers and neobanks. Partner businesses can use a unified interface to issue their own branded Visa or Mastercard virtual cards, physical cards, prepaid cards and credit cards, linked to fiat accounts, custodial wallets or self-custodial digital asset wallets. Rain does not provide a single application channel for individuals worldwide; cardholders must apply through an integrated partner platform.