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Use case: Takenos' TakeCard is a US-issued Visa prepaid card denominated in US dollars and directly linked to the user's Takenos digital dollar balance. Purchases are deducted from the available account balance, with no overdraft or credit facility. Virtual and physical cards are currently available, primarily for international online shopping, travel, digital subscriptions and payments at physical merchants. Users can also fund their Takenos accounts through methods such as USDT and USDC.

Use case: Mercado Bitcoin Card (MB Card) is a crypto payment card launched by the Brazilian crypto asset platform Mercado Bitcoin. It is linked to the MB digital account balance and uses the Mastercard network for purchases. Users can spend the Brazilian real (BRL) balance in their account on everyday purchases and receive spending cashback in Bitcoin.

Use case: Shacom HashKey Credit Card is a co-branded Visa credit card launched by Shanghai Commercial Bank and HashKey Exchange for eligible HashKey users and Hong Kong residents. It is not a debit card that deducts crypto assets directly, but a traditional bank credit card combined with HashKey crypto asset rewards. Users can receive HashKey HKD Cash Vouchers after spending and use them to purchase supported virtual assets on HashKey Exchange.

Use case: The Xexon Platinum Visa Debit Card is a crypto asset debit card service operated by Silver Capital Financial s.r.o. Users can hold BTC and USDT through Xexon Wallet, convert crypto assets into USD, and transfer the funds to the associated bank account and card balance for online shopping, in-store purchases, and ATM withdrawals through the Visa network. Applying for the card also opens a US dollar bank account with JDB Bank in Laos. The product offers both a physical card and an instant virtual card and is suitable for users who need to convert crypto assets into everyday fiat spending capacity.

Use case: Fold Bitcoin Credit Card™ is a Bitcoin cashback credit card launched by Fold for individual users in the United States. Celtic Bank provides the credit facility and issues the card, Stripe supplies the core issuance and processing technology, and the card uses the Visa network. Users make everyday purchases with a US dollar credit facility and receive a base reward of 1.5% BTC on eligible transactions. Rewards can be increased through Fold's recurring purchases, Direct-to-Bitcoin and repayment of card bills with BTC. The product currently remains available through invitations and a phased application process.

Use case: Lemon Card is an international Visa crypto prepaid card offered by Lemon to users in Latin America and is currently available in Argentina, Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Users can spend directly from their local fiat balance or designated crypto assets. At payment, the system automatically deducts funds from the selected balance or converts the assets. Both physical and virtual cards are available, with spending cashback in forms such as BTC and USDT depending on the country. The card is suitable for everyday online and offline payments and purchases at international Visa merchants.

Use case: Capitalist Card is an international virtual prepaid card service provided by the Capitalist payment system, mainly intended for online shopping, subscriptions, advertising, travel, and cross-border payments. The card can be topped up through a Capitalist multi-currency account or the CardsPro system. The account supports USD, EUR, and assets such as BTC, ETH, USDT, and USDC. Multiple Visa and Mastercard BINs are currently available, with USD and EUR cards currently offered. Some cards support Apple Pay, Google Pay, and 3D Secure, and can be used for in-person payments by phone.

Use case: BitMart Card is a Visa crypto payment credit card offered by BitMart to eligible users, backed by available crypto assets in the user's BitMart spot account. When a purchase is made, the platform converts the corresponding assets into USD for settlement. The product covers virtual cards, plastic physical cards, and metal physical cards, usable for online shopping, offline Visa merchants, and ATM withdrawals with the physical card. It also offers crypto cashback calculated by spending category and user tier, suitable for users who want to use exchange assets directly for daily or cross-border spending.

Use case: Crypto Life Card is a crypto payment card operated by Baanx and deeply integrated with Ledger. It is also known as CL Card powered by Ledger. Users can use digital assets such as BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC and USDT as a source of funds. At payment, the assets are automatically converted into fiat currency for online or offline purchases at merchants on international card networks. The product offers both virtual and physical cards, crypto cashback in BTC, USDT or BXX, and a Cryptodraft credit facility secured by BTC or ETH.

Use case: TapxCard is a crypto asset virtual card service for online purchases, subscriptions, and mobile payments worldwide. It currently offers several Visa and Mastercard card plans. Users can fund their accounts with assets such as USDT, USDC, BTC, and ETH or with fiat currency, and then purchase and top up virtual cards. The cards differ significantly in card issuance costs, top-up fees, and spending limits and support mobile wallets including Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Use case: The Baanx Crypto Life Card is a crypto asset debit card brand operated by Baanx for individual users, with consumers accessing the service through the Crypto Life platform. The card can connect to Web3 wallets including Ledger and convert assets such as BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC, and USDT into fiat currency at the time of purchase. Payments are completed through Mastercard or the relevant US Visa or Mastercard card program. The product offers virtual and physical cards for online purchases, in-store merchants, mobile wallets, and ATMs, with spending rewards in BTC, USDT, or BXX.

Use case: The hi Debit Card is a crypto asset and fiat debit card offered by the hi platform. It uses a personal EUR/GBP IBAN and the hi crypto wallet together to fund a Mastercard debit card. Users can prioritize fiat currency held in the IBAN and designate one crypto asset they hold as the secondary payment currency for online, in-store, and ATM transactions. The product uses a six-tier membership system from Basic to Diamond, with differences in physical card materials, membership benefits, Earn Booster, and other features.

Use case: The Karta Business Corporate Visa is a stablecoin corporate payment card offered by Karta to registered businesses. Businesses can fund a primary account with USDT or USDC and create virtual Visa cards for employees, projects, departments, advertising accounts, and software subscriptions. Administrators can create budgets, assign cardholders, set spending cycles and amount limits, and freeze or close cards at any time. The product is primarily used for advertising and marketing, cloud services, software licences, corporate subscriptions, and other compliant business expenses.

Use case: Altitude Card is a stablecoin corporate payment card launched by Altitude for businesses worldwide, operated by Selimor Investments Limited (Squads) and using card infrastructure provided by Rain. The product currently issued is a Visa Signature Corporate virtual card. Businesses can create multiple cards for employees or external cardholders and configure spending permissions separately. Funds are deducted from a dedicated USDC card account, with no credit facility, interest or credit checks. The card also provides USDC spending cashback and Apple Pay and Google Pay digital wallet capabilities.

Use case: Antarctic Wallet is a custodial wallet and payment platform for everyday crypto payments. Users can make QR payments with balances such as USDT and TON and apply for a virtual bank card linked to their wallet balance. The current card system includes virtual cards for Russian and CIS payment use cases, a Mastercard for travel and global offline spending, and Visa virtual cards for international online services such as ChatGPT, Netflix and app subscriptions. International cards support mobile wallets and online purchases, with partner issuers completing fiat settlement when card payments are made.

Use case: ARQ Card is an international Mastercard offered by ARQ, formerly DolarApp, to users in Latin America and currently serves residents of Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Brazil. Users can hold digital US dollar and euro balances such as USDc and EURc and spend online or at Mastercard merchants worldwide with virtual and physical cards. The basic ARQ Card is a balance-secured credit card, with the available USDc balance determining the spending limit and being reduced immediately after a purchase, without creating traditional revolving credit debt. The platform also offers Premium and Prestige membership systems, with Prestige providing a separate revolving credit card secured by investment and savings assets.

Use case: CoinUp Card is a Mastercard virtual crypto debit card offered by CoinUp. After registering a CoinUp account and completing KYC, users can transfer supported assets such as USDT and USDC to the card and convert them into a USD spending balance. The card is designed for cross-border online shopping, travel, dining, digital services and subscriptions. It can be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay and supports payments for international digital services such as ChatGPT, Claude and Midjourney.

Use case: Based Card has now been integrated into Based Cash and is a Visa crypto debit card system launched by Based for crypto users worldwide. Users can deposit assets such as USDC, USDT, SOL, HYPE and BASED into Based Cash and convert them into fiat currency at payment for use at online and physical merchants that accept Visa. Current products are divided into Based Orange, HYPE and Based Gold levels, covering virtual-only cards, plastic physical cards and metal cards. Depending on the level, benefits include up to 4% $BASED cashback, Apple Pay / Google Pay, subscription reimbursements and different foreign exchange fees.

Use case: BenPay Card is a self-custodial Web3 payment card built by BenPay on the BenFen chain. It primarily uses stablecoins such as USDT and USDC to top up US dollar-denominated cards for real-world spending. Three virtual Visa cards are currently officially available: Alpha Card, Sigma Card and Delta Card, designed respectively for low top-up costs, Asian and cross-border payments, and AI and digital subscriptions. The cards support online spending worldwide, mobile wallets and various subscription services, connecting on-chain wallets, self-custodial assets, DeFi Earn and bank card spending within one system.

Use case: Biptap Card is a Visa crypto debit card system connected by the Biptap platform to third-party financial service providers and can be used with virtual or offshore bank accounts on the platform. Users can transfer crypto assets to Biptap, automatically convert between cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies across accounts, and then use virtual or physical cards for online shopping, POS purchases and cash withdrawals. The current website lists Virtual, Plastic, Metal and Premium card types, together with spending cashback and account plan benefits. Biptap itself is not an issuer.

Use case: Bit.Store Card is a crypto payment card product operated by Bitstore Europe UAB, with Bit.Store Virtual Card currently serving as its core product. Users can top up the card with crypto assets such as BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, then make online purchases and subscription payments through the Visa or Mastercard network. The current virtual card supports fast issuance and includes entry-level card types with limited verification or no KYC. The former physical Mastercard ceased service in 2026.

Use case: Bitstack Card is a Visa Classic debit card offered by French Bitcoin savings platform Bitstack, combining the Bitstack euro Cash Account with Bitcoin savings features. Cardholders use their euro account balance for everyday purchases, with each transaction debited instantly. They can also enable automatic Bitcoin round-ups with no conversion fee and earn Bitcoin spending rewards through Stackback. The card supports online payments, in-store purchases, Apple Pay and ATM withdrawals.

Use case: BiyaPay Speed Card / Biya EasyCard is a USD virtual payment card offered by BiyaPay for cross-border online spending. Users can top up with digital assets such as USDT, BTC and ETH from their accounts and convert them into a fiat balance for online shopping, software subscriptions, AI services, game top-ups, PayPal, Alipay, WeChat Pay and other uses. The card has no physical version and does not support ATM withdrawals.

Use case: Blackcat Card is a Mastercard payment card linked to Blackcat's euro payment account. The account and card issuance services are provided by Papaya Ltd., a licensed electronic money institution in Malta. Through the Blackcat App, users can manage a EUR IBAN, virtual card and plastic physical card for online shopping, in-store purchases, ATM withdrawals and mobile wallet payments. The platform also integrates a crypto wallet and exchange features, allowing users to convert supported digital assets into euros before making everyday card purchases from a separate euro account balance.

Use case: Bringin Debit Card is a Visa Bitcoin debit card offered by Bringin to European users, combining a EUR vIBAN with a self-custody Bitcoin/Lightning wallet. Users can deposit euros through SEPA or convert on-chain BTC or Lightning BTC into EUR for card spending. Available as both a virtual card and a plastic physical card, it can be used for online shopping, in-store purchases and ATM withdrawals across the Visa network. It is intended for European users who want to convert Bitcoin into a euro balance for everyday spending.

Use case: Credits Debit Card is an international debit card linked to the Credits.com Super Wallet, combining a multi-currency account, EUR IBAN and custodial crypto wallet. After identity verification, users can apply for a virtual or physical card and spend from fiat accounts or balances converted from digital assets. It can be used for online shopping, in-store payments and cross-border purchases across Visa/Mastercard acceptance networks and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay. The Credits wallet also supports more than 40 digital assets, including BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, and is intended for international users who need everyday banking payments and crypto conversion features.

Use case: Crydit Card is a physical crypto debit card for digital asset users, currently available in separate Visa and Mastercard card lines. After topping up or transferring crypto assets to the card payment account, users can make online purchases, pay at physical merchants, spend across borders and withdraw cash from ATMs worldwide. Visa Card focuses on larger purchases, while Mastercard is more oriented towards smaller everyday payments. Crydit also provides a crypto wallet and asset conversion services and uses third-party digital asset custody infrastructure from providers such as Cobo and Ceffu.

Use case: Crypto Cash Card is a prepaid payment card that can be topped up with crypto assets and is available as a virtual card and a plastic physical card. Users can fund the card with assets such as USDT, USDC, BTC and ETH, then convert them into a USD or EUR card balance for spending at Mastercard merchants. The virtual card is primarily intended for online shopping and subscriptions, while the physical card adds in-store and ATM use. The card also supports mobile wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Use case: DPT Oxygen is a Visa Platinum stablecoin payment card offered by DPT for everyday spending. Users manage digital assets through DPT Pay and use their account balance directly for real-world purchases, with merchants receiving settlement in fiat currency. Oxygen uses an instant digital card model and supports online shopping, mobile wallets and everyday cross-border spending across the Visa network. It also includes Visa Platinum travel, purchase protection, concierge, hotel and other benefits.

Use case: Decaf Visa Credit Card is a Visa stablecoin payment card offered by Decaf Wallet. Users manage digital assets through the non-custodial Decaf wallet and use USDC as the source of their card balance for real-world spending. Available as both a virtual and physical card, it supports online shopping, offline Visa merchants, Apple Pay, Google Pay and ATM withdrawals with the physical card. It is primarily intended for users who need cross-border spending and everyday stablecoin payments.

Use case: DiCard is a USD crypto payment card offered by DigiFinex. Its core product is currently a USD virtual Mastercard, which users top up with USDT from their DigiFinex spot account before spending from a USD balance online, offline and across currencies. The product has two tiers, DiCard Lite and DiCard Premier, with different per-transaction, daily and monthly spending limits. It supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay and 3D Secure authentication. Eligible purchases currently earn approximately 1% in points.

Use case: DeCard Card is a stablecoin credit card offered by Singapore-based DCS Card Centre. After receiving a genuine credit limit, users can repay or prepay their D-Vault with USDT or USDC and then make everyday purchases through the Visa or Mastercard network. The product offers virtual and physical cards and supports online, offline and cross-border spending as well as overseas ATM withdrawals. It extends its spending benefits through DePoints, referral rewards and the higher-tier Luminaries plan.

Use case: Jupiter Card is a digital payment card offered through the Spend service in Jupiter Mobile. It converts stablecoins deposited by users into a USD card balance for spending through the Visa network. The product does not provide a credit limit, and purchases are deducted directly from the pre-funded balance. It is primarily intended for users who want to use on-chain funds for everyday payments, online shopping, travel and mobile wallet spending. Card creation, balance viewing, freezing and transaction management are all integrated into the Jupiter app.

Use case: DogPay Card is a stablecoin payment card for individual users, available as both a virtual and physical card. Users can convert digital assets into a USD card balance for cross-border online shopping, software and streaming subscriptions, advertising expenses and other online payments. The physical card additionally supports offline POS purchases and ATM withdrawals. The product is intended for users with international spending, digital asset spending and cross-border payment needs, with transactions processed through international card networks such as Visa and Mastercard.

Use case: El Dorado Card is a USD virtual payment card offered by El Dorado to users in Latin America and based on a US-issued Visa Prepaid Debit Card. After identity verification, users can transfer their digital dollar balance from the El Dorado wallet to the card for international online shopping, travel, streaming and software subscriptions. The card can also be linked to Apple Pay or Google Pay for contactless payments at physical merchants.

Use case: Endl Card is a stablecoin corporate payment card offered by Endl to cross-border businesses and global teams. Businesses can fund their account and card system with fiat currency, USDT or USDC and create virtual and physical Visa cards for employees, contractors or specific business purposes. The product focuses on SaaS, advertising, supplier and team expenses and provides card limits, permission controls and real-time transaction management.

Use case: Eversend Card is a USD virtual Visa card offered by Eversend to cross-border payment users and can be created and topped up directly in the Eversend App. Users can fund their account through local bank transfers, Mobile Money, fiat wallets and stablecoins such as USDT and USDC, then use the balance for international online spending. The product focuses on subscriptions, e-commerce, advertising platforms, software services and travel-related online payments and provides instant freezing, deletion and separate card balance management.

Use case: The Fasset Card is a stablecoin and digital asset payment card offered by Fasset to individual users, connecting Fasset account balances to global spending scenarios through the Visa network. Users can hold digital dollars and digital assets, and use the card for online shopping, subscriptions, and payments at physical merchants. The current basic virtual card supports USDT top-ups, offers mobile wallet payments such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, and provides spending rewards through the OWN Points program.

Use case: Fiwind Card is a virtual Mastercard prepaid card provided by Argentine fintech platform Fiwind and can be linked directly to the user's ARS, USD and crypto asset balances for spending. Users select the payment asset, and Fiwind performs the required conversion when the transaction occurs. The card supports domestic payments in Argentina, international online shopping and digital service subscriptions. It can also be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay for NFC payments at physical merchants.

Use case: Geme Card's current official product is the GEME × KOLO Partner Card, offered jointly by non-custodial multi-chain wallet GEME and crypto payment platform Kolo. Users can apply for a free virtual Visa card and use stablecoins, major crypto assets and other supported tokens within the GEME/Kolo ecosystem for real-world spending. Payments can be made online and offline through Apple Pay or Google Pay. The partnership promotion also provides BTC spending cashback during the first month.

Use case: Grey Card is a USD and multi-currency virtual payment card offered by cross-border finance platform Grey and is currently available on both the Visa and Mastercard networks. After completing KYC, users can open a card through the Grey App for international shopping, digital subscriptions, SaaS, travel and advertising expenses. The new Visa card can be linked directly to USD, EUR, GBP and other account balances and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, while the Mastercard is primarily used after topping up its USD card balance.

Use case: Starryblu Card is a multi-currency Mastercard debit card offered by Singapore-based cross-border finance platform Starryblu and linked directly to its global account. Users can hold fiat currencies including SGD, USD, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, AUD, CAD, NZD and CNH and make international online and offline purchases with a physical or virtual card. The product is intended for travel, overseas study, cross-border work and global living and supports mobile wallets, ATM withdrawals and spending cashback.

Use case: Hana Card is a non-custodial virtual Mastercard crypto payment card offered by Australia's Hana Wallet, connecting the user's self-custody digital asset wallet to real-world payments. Users can spend USDC, including USDC converted from other assets, at merchants that accept Mastercard. The card can be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay for contactless purchases at physical merchants. It is currently intended primarily for users in Australia.

Use case: HEVN Card is a USD corporate payment card offered by HEVN to cross-border businesses, internet companies and global teams and is linked to its business accounts and stablecoin settlement system. Businesses can create cards for team members, set spending limits and manage expenses centrally, while the funding system supports USD and EUR accounts and settlement in stablecoins such as USDC and USDT. The current product focuses on business operations, software services, suppliers and global team expenses rather than the consumer market.

Use case: Kolan Card is a Visa virtual payment card offered by Kolan for cross-border receipts, stablecoin asset management and international spending. Users can receive USD, EUR and GBP into their Kolan account, hold stablecoin balances and create virtual cards for spending. Its international consumer plan uses a digital asset-backed structure, with the spending limit linked to the value of eligible collateral assets. The card can be used for online shopping, subscriptions and everyday payments through compatible mobile wallets.

Use case: Hyperbeat Pay is a Visa Signature crypto payment card offered by Hyperbeat Liquid Banking, connecting a self-custody HyperEVM smart wallet to real-world card spending. In Cash Mode, users can spend stablecoins or USD balances directly from their account. In Credit Mode, they can use eligible digital assets such as BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE as collateral and obtain spending funds through on-chain lending, allowing them to pay Visa merchants without directly selling the collateral assets.

Use case: Jeton Card is an international prepaid debit card linked directly to a Jeton multi-currency account and is available as both a virtual and physical card. Users first fund their Jeton account and then spend the available card balance without a traditional credit limit. The current card programme covers the Visa, Mastercard and UnionPay networks and supports online shopping, subscriptions, physical merchants, ATM withdrawals, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Jeton accounts also support deposits and exchanges involving fiat currencies and selected major crypto assets.

Use case: Jam Card is a crypto prepaid card product for which JAM Platform LLC provides the technical access point, designed for use with the non-custodial Jam crypto wallet. Users retain control of their wallet's private keys and can use USDT to top up a USD virtual card balance for everyday spending through the Mastercard network. The product supports Apple Pay and Google Pay and is intended for cross-border online shopping, subscriptions and mobile payments at physical merchants. It currently has no fixed monthly fee and focuses on fast virtual card issuance and multi-chain USDT top-ups.