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Use case: Kripicard is a crypto payment card platform for individual users, digital advertising teams, and online businesses. It provides virtual Visa or Mastercard cards funded with crypto assets such as USDT. Users can create cards, top up balances, set limits, and freeze cards through the web dashboard and use them for online shopping, software subscriptions, advertising, and mobile wallet purchases. The product uses a prefunded model and does not provide revolving credit. Card issuance, fiat custody, and transaction settlement are handled by external licensed partners.

Use case: Luno does not currently issue a Visa or Mastercard crypto payment card. Its spending product is Luno Pay, which is available only to users in South Africa. Users scan QR codes such as Zapper and Scan to Pay in the Luno app and select crypto assets in their account to complete payments, while merchants receive South African rand. The service does not provide a physical card, virtual card number, CVV, card payments or ATM withdrawals, but can be used at online and offline merchants connected to the relevant QR code networks in South Africa.

Use case: The Uquid Card currently primarily refers to crypto payment virtual cards sold through the Uquid marketplace. Users purchase or load a prepaid balance with crypto assets including USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, and TRX. After receiving the card number, expiry date, and security code, they can use the card for online shopping, digital services, advertising platforms, and subscriptions. Current products support Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-store contactless payments. The former UQUID Debit Card has been discontinued and should not be treated as the same product as the current virtual prepaid cards.

Use case: The Zeal Card is a Gnosis Pay self-custodial Visa debit card integrated into the Zeal wallet. Users deposit EURe, GBPe, or USDCe into a personally controlled Gnosis Card Safe. At the time of purchase, settlement is completed through Gnosis Pay and the Visa network without requiring assets to be held long-term by an exchange platform. The product offers an instant virtual card and a physical card for online shopping, in-store card payments, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals, with cryptocurrency cashback based on GNO holdings. It is primarily intended for users in Europe and the Web3 community.

Use case: Monolith Card was an Ethereum-based crypto debit card that has ceased operations, consisting of a non-custodial smart contract wallet and a Visa physical card. Users could self-custody ETH and ERC-20 assets, exchange supported tokens for GBP or EUR before spending, and top up the card account for online shopping, in-store payments, and ATM withdrawals. The service previously covered the UK, the European Economic Area, and some associated European regions; all cards were deactivated on October 8, 2024, and it is currently not possible to apply, top up, or spend.

Use case: Morph Black was an on-chain membership and payment card project introduced by Morph for high-net-worth crypto asset users. Users were required to hold a Morph Black NFT and were originally expected to receive a physical black-and-gold card after completing identity verification. The Morph Pay system was intended to integrate crypto asset conversion, real-world spending, DeFi earnings, spending rewards, and ecosystem benefits. The card did not reach a long-term stable issuance stage, and Morph formally ended the entire project in September 2025.

Use case: The Uphold Card is a crypto debit card introduced by the established crypto asset platform Uphold, covering the US Visa and UK Mastercard systems. The card is designed to help compliant users in the United States and United Kingdom directly spend their cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, or precious metals on everyday purchases and ATM withdrawals, providing crypto asset holders with a seamless way to connect Web3 assets to real-world payments.

Use case: LeadingCards is a virtual card platform for media buying, affiliate marketing, advertising agencies, and digital business teams. Users can create separate cards for different advertising accounts, projects, or team members, set spending permissions, and manage funds centrally. The product is primarily used for advertising platforms including Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, X, and Bing, and can also handle subscriptions and other online business payments. Accounts can be funded through cryptocurrency, SEPA, SWIFT, and bank wire transfers, and cards are issued by authorized third-party institutions.

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.