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Use case: Simple Card's current primary product is USDC Simplecard, a Mastercard crypto debit card connected to the Simple self-custody wallet. After completing KYC and address verification, users can create a virtual card, top it up with USDC or USDT, and use it for online shopping, subscriptions, physical merchants and ATM transactions. The card supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, and funds can be transferred to the card from the Simple self-custody wallet or withdrawn back to it.

Use case: SAVO Card is a Visa debit card linked to SAVO All-In-One Wallet, integrating fiat currency, multiple crypto assets, cross-border transfers and card spending within one account system. After completing tiered identity verification, users can apply for a virtual card and top it up for spending. Standard physical cards and a metal card range are also currently available. The card can be used at Visa merchants worldwide, for online subscriptions and mobile payments and officially supports Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Use case: SatPay Card is a crypto payment card designed around the Bitcoin Standard and developed jointly by the Core ecosystem and Mobilum. Rather than selling BTC directly for spending, the core concept is to generate returns from BTC, use yield-bearing BTC assets as collateral to borrow stablecoins, and then spend those stablecoins through a debit card. Plans include virtual and physical cards and the integration of BTC yield, collateralised borrowing, stablecoin spending and card management in one app. The product remains in Early Access.

Use case: Sana Card is a Visa Signature crypto credit card linked to the Sana Onchain Money App, with the user's on-chain USDC and USDT collateral balances providing spending capacity. After completing identity verification through the Sana App, users can create a virtual card for online purchases, subscriptions and mobile payments at Visa merchants and earn $SANA spending rewards. The wallet retains a self-custody architecture, while Rain connects card payments to the traditional Visa payment network.

Use case: Ruvo Card is a Visa payment card linked to Ruvo's global USD account and is primarily intended for individuals and businesses receiving payments between Brazil and the United States, holding USD or stablecoins and spending globally. The card uses a balance-secured credit model. Users transfer funds from their Ruvo wallet to the card balance, which establishes the available spending limit. The card can be used for online shopping, subscriptions, travel and offline payments and supports Apple Pay, Google Pay and physical cards on request.

Use case: Rizon Card is a Visa payment card within the Rizon stablecoin finance app, connecting users' self-custodial wallets to the traditional bank card payment network. Users can hold and use digital dollars such as USDC and USDT, and make online purchases, subscribe to services, spend in-store, and withdraw cash at ATMs via a virtual or physical Visa Platinum card. Rizon itself does not custody user assets; the card and stablecoin payment services are provided by Rain, with support for Apple Pay, Google Pay, spending rewards, and card limit management.

Use case: Revuto Card is a virtual debit card system offered by Revuto for subscription management and crypto asset spending. The new 2026 card programme involves both Visa and Mastercard. The new Visa Debit Card can currently be topped up with USDT and is available globally to Android users, while the Mastercard option is primarily used for subscription payments and can be funded with USDT and ADA. Users can create cards in the Revuto App and control subscription charges through features such as Block, Snooze and Approve.

Use case: Raycash Card is a payment card within the Raycash self-custody stablecoin account system, designed for everyday spending, online shopping, mobile payments and purchases at physical merchants. User funds are held in on-chain accounts controlled by their own keys. Card purchases are deducted directly from the private stablecoin balance and converted into the local payment currency. The product also combines an IBAN, stablecoin transfers, returns on balances and FHE privacy technology and is positioned as a link between on-chain funds and traditional card spending.

Use case: Pulsar Card is a stablecoin payment card offered by Pulsar Money and is currently available as a virtual Visa card. Users can fund USD or EUR balances with USDT, USDC or EURC through supported methods and use them directly for international online shopping, subscriptions, travel and mobile wallet spending. Wirex BaaS provides the card issuance and account infrastructure, and the card supports Apple Pay and Google Pay. The product is currently in early access, with access being introduced gradually for users who meet regional and identity verification requirements.

Use case: PokePay Card, also known as PokeCard, is a Visa crypto payment card offered by PokePay and is currently available as both a virtual and physical card. Users can deposit digital assets such as USDT, USDC, BTC and ETH into their PokePay account and convert them or use them directly for card purchases. The virtual card is primarily intended for online shopping, subscriptions and digital payments, while the physical card adds POS purchases and ATM withdrawals. Official materials currently state that there are no monthly or annual fees and that payment channels including Alipay, WeChat Pay and PayPal are supported.