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Use case: CoinSpot Mastercard is a digital crypto prepaid card offered by CoinSpot to Australian residents. Users can set Australian dollars or up to five assets in their CoinSpot account as payment sources. When crypto assets are spent, the system automatically sells the selected asset and converts it into Australian dollars for settlement at the time of the transaction. The card can be used for online shopping and contactless payments through Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay. A physical card and ATM withdrawals are not currently available.

Use case: The CoinJar Card is a crypto prepaid Mastercard introduced by CoinJar for Australian residents. Users can select a cryptocurrency in the CoinJar app as the spending account, and the system automatically converts the corresponding asset into Australian dollars for settlement at the time of payment. The product offers both a digital card and a free physical card for online shopping, mobile wallets, in-store merchants, and ATM withdrawals. CoinJar Rewards awards points for eligible purchases.

Use case: The Coinbase One Card is a crypto rewards credit card offered by Coinbase to eligible paid Coinbase One members. First Electronic Bank provides the credit line, and payments are completed through the American Express network. Card purchases do not directly deduct crypto assets but instead create a US dollar credit card bill. Users can repay through a bank account or eligible balances held with Coinbase. The product offers a standard unsecured card and a secured version using USDC as collateral. Spending rewards are paid in Bitcoin, making it suitable for US users who want to retain their crypto assets while earning cryptocurrency rewards through everyday credit card purchases.

Use case: Coin98 Fusion Card is a stablecoin payment card launched by Coin98 Super Wallet in partnership with DeCard by DCS. After completing identity verification, users can top up the card with USDT or USDC from their Coin98 wallet and use the Visa virtual card for online shopping, subscription payments, mobile wallet payments and ATM withdrawals. The product uses a top-up-before-spending model and is currently available only to eligible residents of nine Asia-Pacific regions.

Use case: COCA Card is a stablecoin payment card offered by COCA Wallet. Users can transfer USDT, USDC or EURC into the card account and use a virtual or physical card at card merchants worldwide. The product combines a non-custodial wallet with a bank card account and supports online shopping, in-store card payments, mobile wallets, subscription payments and ATM withdrawals. Membership levels provide stablecoin cashback, subscription fee reimbursements and returns on card balances.

Use case: The Bybit Card is a crypto asset payment card offered by Bybit to users in eligible regions. It can directly use fiat currencies and supported crypto assets in the Funding Account for everyday purchases. Depending on the region, current cards are issued on Mastercard or Visa and use either a prepaid or credit card structure. Users generally receive a virtual card first and may then apply for a physical card subject to regional eligibility. The card can be used for online shopping, in-store purchases, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals in certain regions, and participates in Bybit Card cashback and subscription benefit programs.

Use case: Avalanche Card is a Visa payment card secured by crypto assets, operated by Rain Liquidity for users in the Avalanche ecosystem. Users can establish spending capacity with USDC, USDT, AVAX and wAVAX without a traditional credit check and can receive virtual and physical cards. The card can be used at online and physical Visa merchants worldwide and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay. Users retain control of the digital assets used to secure card spending.

Use case: The MetaMask Card is a self-custodial crypto debit card introduced by MetaMask. Users can directly spend eligible crypto assets from their wallets at online or in-store merchants that accept Mastercard. Assets remain in the user's personal wallet until a transaction occurs, when payment is authorized through a smart contract and converted into the fiat currency received by the merchant. The product offers virtual card and premium metal card tiers and can be used for everyday spending, mobile wallet payments, and recurring subscriptions.

Use case: The 1inch Card is a crypto payment card introduced by 1inch in partnership with Crypto Life and Baanx, issued by Monavate and operated through the Mastercard network. Users can transfer supported digital assets to the card account, where they are automatically converted into fiat currency when making a purchase or withdrawal. The product offers virtual and physical cards, supports online shopping, in-store card payments, ATM withdrawals, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, and provides cryptocurrency spending rewards.

Use case: KAST Card is a Visa credit card offered by the KAST stablecoin financial platform, with the spending limit secured by stablecoins, crypto assets or US dollar-equivalent balances deposited by the user. The product offers virtual cards, plastic physical cards, metal cards and precious metal cards for online shopping, offline purchases, subscription payments and ATM withdrawals. Current card levels are Standard, Premium and Private, with themed designs including KAST, Solana, Bitcoin and Pudgy Penguins.