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Use case: CoinW Card is a series of crypto asset spending cards offered by CoinW, including Mastercard and Visa virtual cards as well as a Visa physical card. Users can top up the card with USDT, and the funds are converted to USD for use in international e-commerce, software subscriptions, advertising, mobile wallets, offline merchants, and ATM withdrawals. Virtual cards can be applied for in as fast as about five minutes, while the physical card offers PIN, 3D Secure, and cash withdrawal features. It is generally aimed at global users outside mainland China.

Use case: The Coinbase Card is a Visa crypto prepaid debit card offered by Coinbase, issued to residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, and select European Economic Area countries. Users can choose USD, GBP, EUR, USDC, or eligible crypto assets in their account as payment funds; when using crypto assets, Coinbase automatically sells the assets and converts them to local fiat currency at the time of the transaction. The card offers an instant virtual card and a physical card, usable for online purchases, in-store payments, subscription payments, and ATM withdrawals.

Use case: The Bitpanda Card is a Visa crypto asset debit card offered by Bitpanda to eligible eurozone residents. Users can select cryptocurrencies, precious metals, or a euro balance in their Bitpanda account as the primary payment asset. At the time of purchase, the system automatically converts the corresponding asset into euros for settlement. The product offers both physical and virtual cards for online shopping, in-store purchases, subscription payments, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals. Eligible purchases paid with standard cryptocurrencies receive 1% cryptocurrency cashback.

Use case: The Bitnob Virtual Card is a US dollar-denominated Visa virtual prepaid card. Users can convert BTC, USDT, USDC, or supported local currencies held with Bitnob into US dollars and top up a separate card balance for international e-commerce, streaming services, software subscriptions, advertising, and other online services. The card does not provide a credit line or physical card and is suitable for individual users in Africa who need a US dollar online payment tool.

Use case: Zypto Card is a crypto asset prepaid card product linked to the Zypto self-custodial multi-chain wallet. It includes a reloadable Premium Visa physical card, a Premium Visa virtual card, and single-load Visa or Mastercard virtual cards supplied by third-party providers. Users can select crypto assets from their wallet to top up a card. The assets are converted into the card's fiat balance at top-up and can then be used for online shopping, in-store purchases, mobile wallet payments and eligible ATM withdrawals.

Use case: The ZEN.COM Card is a debit card linked to the ZEN.COM multi-currency electronic money account, with Visa or Mastercard assigned by the system based on region and availability. Users can use fiat balances in the account via a virtual card or physical card, supporting online shopping, in-store payments, ATM withdrawals, subscription payments, and mobile wallets. UAB ZEN.COM customers can also use crypto top-up or buy/sell features, where partner service providers instantly convert crypto assets to EUR; the card itself does not directly hold crypto assets.

Use case: Wayex Visa Card is a crypto asset payment card offered by Wayex, divided into a global stablecoin card service and a local Australian crypto card service. Users can deposit stablecoins, fiat currency or crypto assets supported by the Australian version into Wayex and spend at Visa merchants using a virtual card, physical card or mobile wallet. The global version settles entirely from a US dollar balance, while the Australian version can convert a selected asset into Australian dollars when a purchase is made. It is suitable for online shopping, offline purchases, subscriptions and cross-border payments.

Use case: WaldenPay Virtual Card is a virtual prepaid card funded with crypto assets. After registering an account and paying the card issuance fee, users can deposit cryptocurrencies from a personal wallet or trading platform, with the assets converted into the card balance at top-up. The card can be used for online shopping, digital services, subscriptions, advertising accounts and mobile wallet payments. Its official positioning emphasizes fast issuance, no routine identity document upload, no monthly fee and support for a broad range of crypto assets for top-ups.

Use case: Venmo Credit Card is a US Visa credit card issued by Venmo in partnership with Synchrony Bank, with applications and account management integrated into the Venmo app. Cardholders can use a physical card, virtual card or mobile wallet for online and offline purchases, earning automatic cash back of 3%, 2% and 1% by spending category during each billing cycle. Once rewards are transferred to the Venmo balance, they can also be configured to purchase supported cryptocurrencies automatically.

Use case: Plasma One is a stablecoin payment card and global account product launched by Plasma for individual users. Visa spending is funded by stablecoin balances held in the user's self-custodial wallet. Users can deposit USDT, USDC or USDG and, after completing identity verification in a supported region, create a virtual card for online, offline and subscription payments. The product has Lite, Core and Platinum levels, offering XPL spending cashback, AI subscription reimbursements, referral rewards and travel benefits according to level. It is currently available by invitation only.