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Use case: Trocador Prepaid Cards is a third-party virtual prepaid card purchasing service offered by Trocador. Without opening a long-term bank card account, users can purchase fixed US dollar-denominated Visa or Mastercard cards with digital assets such as BTC, XMR, ETH, USDT and USDC. Current products include international-use and US-only options. The cards are primarily intended for online shopping and may be linked to mobile payment wallets depending on the specific issuance programme.

Use case: The Bitcoin Company Prepaid Cards are one-time-loaded virtual prepaid card products sold by The Bitcoin Company. They include a Prepaid Mastercard for cross-border use and a Visa card that can be claimed and spent only in the United States. Users can purchase cards through the website or mobile app, pay with Bitcoin, TBC Credit or other methods supported on the current checkout page, and receive the corresponding card number, expiry date and security code for purchasing goods and services.

Use case: The SpectroCoin Card is a euro-denominated Visa crypto debit card offered by SpectroCoin and available as a virtual or physical card. Users first hold or deposit crypto assets in the platform wallet, exchange them for euros, and load them into the card account for online shopping, in-store merchant payments, mobile wallet payments, and ATM withdrawals. The product also connects to the SpectroCoin wallet, asset exchange, and personal IBAN services and is primarily intended for residents of the European Economic Area and United Kingdom.

Use case: SolCard is a crypto asset payment card platform operated by SC PAYMENTS LIMITED. Users can top up US dollar-denominated cards with digital assets such as SOL, USDT and USDC, then make purchases through the Visa network. The product is divided into a Virtual Card that does not require identity verification and a Platinum Card that requires full identity verification, intended respectively for online payments and frequent online and offline spending.

Use case: Revolut Card is a Mastercard or Visa debit card linked to a Revolut multi-currency personal account, with virtual, physical and metal cards available. Users can deposit fiat currency, USDT, USDC and other crypto assets, and use the card for online shopping, payments at physical merchants, subscriptions and ATM withdrawals. The Standard, Plus, Premium, Metal and Ultra plans provide different fees, withdrawal limits and RevPoints benefits.

Use case: Ready Card is a self-custodial USDC crypto debit card launched by Ready, formerly Argent. Users' assets remain in their own Starknet smart wallets. Payments are made in USDC, which the card system converts into the fiat currency required by the merchant at the time of the transaction, with online, offline and ATM payments completed through the Mastercard network. The card is currently aimed primarily at UK / EEA users. Card services for non-EEA users were abruptly discontinued in June 2026.

Use case: Plutus Card is a Visa debit card offered by Plutus to residents of the UK and the European Economic Area, linked to an e-money account denominated in GBP or EUR. Users can deposit fiat currency via bank transfer, use the virtual card, physical card, or digital wallets for everyday payments, and earn +PLUS Points spending rewards, brand Perks, and other in-app benefits based on their subscription plan and PLU holding tier.

Use case: Phantom Cash debit card is a US dollar-denominated virtual Visa prepaid debit card linked to Phantom Cash and currently available to eligible users in the United States. Users can convert assets on the Solana network into the CASH US dollar stablecoin and spend their Cash account balance directly on online shopping, subscriptions or in-app purchases. The card supports Apple Pay and Google Pay and can be used at physical merchants that accept Visa contactless payments.

Use case: PayWide Card is a virtual crypto prepaid card for Web3 users. Users connect a compatible wallet such as MetaMask and top up the USD-denominated card with supported crypto assets, then use the generated Visa or Mastercard card details for online payments. Different BIN cards vary in fees, mobile wallet support, and merchant compatibility, and are mainly suited for e-commerce, digital services, advertising platforms, and occasional online payments.

Use case: The OKX Card is a virtual crypto payment card connected to OKX Pay and uses the Mastercard or Visa network depending on the issuing region. Users can directly spend USDT, USDC, or USDG balances held in OKX Pay, with stablecoins automatically converted into the settlement currency at the time of the transaction. The card can be used for online shopping and subscriptions and added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for contactless payments. Issuers, supported assets, cashback, and eligibility vary by region.