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Use case: Zerocard is a stablecoin payment card product operated by a Nigerian fintech team, connecting crypto wallets with traditional debit card payment infrastructure. After completing identity verification, users can obtain a virtual card or physical card and top up their wallet with supported assets such as USDC and USDT, then use it for online shopping, physical POS, mobile wallets, and ATM scenarios. Current products include the Zero Core and Zero Pro series, and support cross-border fund management and services related to multiple African fiat currencies.

Use case: WebitPay Card is a crypto asset payment card service provided by Hong Kong fintech company Webit Information Technology Limited. The cards are issued by Reap Technologies Limited and operate on the Visa network. Users can top up their WebitPay accounts with crypto assets such as USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, and BNB, and make payments via virtual or physical cards. The product covers scenarios including online shopping, subscriptions, Google Pay contactless payments, in-store purchases, and ATM withdrawals.

Use case: The myXPD Card is a crypto-funded payment card for individual and business users. After completing KYC, users can create a virtual XCard in the myXPD app and top up the card balance with USDT, USDC, BTC, or ETH. The currently available product is primarily a Mastercard virtual card, which can be used for e-commerce, digital subscriptions, and mobile wallet payments, and can be linked to Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and Samsung Wallet for contactless payments at physical merchants.

Use case: X Money is a digital payment and financial service introduced by the X platform, intended to provide money management, transfers, payments, and bank card services within the X app. The service includes an X Money account and X Card, allowing users to make everyday purchases and ATM withdrawals with a Visa debit card and earn cashback on eligible purchases. The service is currently available primarily to some users in the United States.

Use case: Veil Card is a crypto-friendly payment card system being rolled out by Veil Bank, integrating fiat accounts, crypto assets, cross-border payments, and DeFi features on a single platform. The planned product range covers both virtual cards and premium physical cards, allowing crypto assets to be converted into fiat currency for online, in-store, and cross-border purchases, alongside cashback, account management, and global payment features. The product is currently at the waitlist stage and is not yet fully open for formal applications.

Use case: Tonhub Card is a virtual Visa debit card linked to the non-custodial Tonhub TON wallet and connects the user's wallet to the traditional Visa network through Holders' on-chain payment infrastructure. Eligible EU residents can create a virtual card after completing KYC and use assets such as TON and USDT for everyday spending. Top-ups to the USDC card account are also currently supported. The card supports online shopping, physical POS terminals, Apple Pay and Google Pay, while users retain on-chain control of their spending funds.

Use case: Oppi Card is a crypto payment card service provided by Oppi Wallet. It operates on a top-up-and-spend model, where users can top up their card balance with supported crypto assets from a self-custody wallet, and the system converts the assets before use for everyday payments. The product offers both a Mastercard virtual card and a Visa physical card, covering online shopping, subscriptions, mobile wallet contactless payments, in-store purchases, and ATM use with the physical card. It is integrated with Oppi Wallet's multi-chain asset management features.

Use case: AIX Card is a stablecoin Visa payment card launched by AIX Pay, with card, payment, virtual asset, and related financial services provided by dtcpay. After completing identity verification, users can top up USDT, USDC, WUSD, or FDUSD from external wallets to AIX Wallet and spend in fiat currency at Visa merchants. The product offers a free virtual card; the physical card supports ATM withdrawals and in-store card payments, and is currently issued only in the Philippines.

Use case: dtcpay Card is a prepaid card offered by Singapore digital payment service provider dtcpay and linked to the topped-up balance in the user's dtcpay Wallet for spending. The card can be provided in virtual and physical forms and can be used at merchants that accept Visa or Mastercard. Users can make online and in-store contactless payments through Apple Pay, Google Wallet, or Samsung Wallet. The card does not provide a credit limit, and all transactions are deducted immediately from the wallet's available balance.

Use case: The Zoomex Card is a multi-currency virtual Mastercard debit card launched by Zoomex in partnership with UR, a Swiss financial services provider. After completing UR identity verification, users can convert USDC from their Zoomex account into USD, EUR, CHF, SGD, HKD, or JPY balances and spend at Mastercard online merchants, subscription services, and mobile payment scenarios. The card is currently available only in virtual form; physical cards and ATM withdrawals are not supported.