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Use case: Emoney All Money Card is a crypto-friendly Mastercard debit card offered by Georgian fintech platform Emoney, combining traditional fiat accounts with digital asset spending. Through the Emoney/MyCoins ecosystem, users can manage GEL, USD, EUR and various crypto assets and use either fiat or digital assets in their account when making payments. Available as a digital or physical card, it can be used for everyday shopping, international spending, ATM withdrawals and mobile wallet payments.

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: GoMining Card is a Visa crypto debit card offered by the GoMining ecosystem, with the virtual card currently available to the public. Users can spend BTC, GOMINING, USDT or USDC directly from their GoMining wallet, with the assets automatically converted into the merchant's settlement currency when a transaction occurs. The card supports online shopping, Apple Pay, Google Wallet, offline NFC payments and ATM withdrawals and returns TH mining power as a spending reward.

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.

Use case: Kardpay Card is a prepaid payment card service for crypto asset users. Users first deposit supported assets such as USDT and USDC into their Kardpay account, then top up a virtual card and spend through the Visa or Mastercard network. It currently offers Core, Pro and Elite virtual card tiers and supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, 3D Secure and online payments. Locking KDY provides spending cashback of up to 2%.

Use case: Keytom Card is a Visa crypto payment card offered by Keytom to individual users. It can be opened separately or used with Keytom's fiat and crypto asset accounts. The card is denominated in USD, funded by the user's own USDC balance and automatically performs currency conversion when required. It is currently available as a virtual and physical card and covers everyday and cross-border uses including online shopping, software subscriptions, offline purchases, travel payments and ATM withdrawals with the physical card.

Use case: Kontigo Card is an international virtual payment card offered by Kontigo to stablecoin users. The current version uses the Visa network, operates as a prepaid card and is funded primarily from the user's USDC balance in their Kontigo account. Intended for users in Latin America and emerging markets, it supports international online spending and mobile wallet payments and includes a spending cashback mechanism. Applications for the new Visa card reopened in 2026, but the service has recently experienced operational fluctuations involving card freezes, suspensions and restorations.

Use case: KOSH Card is a Visa credit card offered by KOSH to freelancers, remote workers and cross-border users worldwide, with a choice of a virtual card or physical metal card. The user's USD and stablecoin balances in their KOSH account serve as collateral, while the issuer provides spending credit. The card can be used for online shopping, software subscriptions, travel, offline purchases and payments at Visa merchants worldwide and supports mobile payment methods such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Use case: Lava Card is a Visa crypto-backed credit card offered by Lava. Users can spend from their USD balance in their Lava account and fund it through bank transfers, direct deposit of salary, stablecoin deposits, or by borrowing USD against BTC collateral. The card can be used at Visa-accepting merchants worldwide with no foreign exchange fees. Depending on the user’s region and participating merchants, cardholders can earn 1%–5% in BTC rewards on eligible purchases. It is suited to stablecoin users, Bitcoin holders, and users with cross-border spending needs.

Use case: Lydian Card is a Visa Platinum crypto-collateralised credit card offered by Lydian, available as an instantly issued virtual card and a deliverable physical card. Users can fund the card with USDT or USDC or convert other digital assets in Lydian Wallet into a spendable balance. Through Rain's card issuance infrastructure, it connects to the global Visa network for online shopping, offline purchases, travel and mobile payments and includes selected Visa Platinum shopping and travel benefits.

Use case: Machines Card is a virtual Visa credit card offered by Machines Cash, primarily for crypto asset users and AI Agent payment scenarios. After identity verification, users can create multiple separate virtual cards, customise spending limits, lock or unlock cards and fund their spending account with crypto assets. The product also supports disposable virtual cards, online subscriptions and automated Amazon shopping. Machines entered the process of ceasing operations in May 2026 and should now be recorded as a historical card product in wind-down.

Use case: Meow Card is a Visa business card offered by Meow to corporate customers and is integrated with Meow business bank accounts and its treasury management platform. Businesses can issue virtual and physical cards, set separate spending limits for employees, suppliers and AI services, and fund card purchases from linked business accounts. The current rewards programme provides Cashback Credits on eligible USD transactions, with 2.5% cashback on spending with OpenAI and Anthropic. It is suitable for technology companies, AI teams and crypto-native businesses managing everyday operating expenses.

Use case: Meru Card is a USD Visa payment card offered by Meru to cross-border users, freelancers and remote workers in Latin America and is available as both a virtual and physical card. Users can fund their Meru account through a US bank account, European IBAN, local transfers and crypto assets such as USDC and USDT, then spend from their USD balance through Visa. The card supports online shopping, subscriptions, offline payments, mobile wallets and ATM withdrawals.

Use case: MiniPay Card is a digital Visa debit card offered by Opera's MiniPay and linked directly to the MiniPay self-custody stablecoin wallet. Users can spend USD stablecoin balances such as USDT and USDC on online shopping, subscriptions and offline contactless payments across Visa's global acceptance network without requiring merchants to accept cryptocurrency. The card has no card issuance fee or monthly fee and provides up to 5% cashback in digital gold or stablecoins on eligible purchases.

Use case: Mobilum Card is a Mastercard payment card offered by Mobilum Pay to crypto asset users and linked to its custodial multi-currency wallet. Users can deposit or exchange digital assets in the wallet, hold balances in EUR, USD, PLN and other currencies, and spend through a virtual or physical card online, offline and at ATMs. The card supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, and users can create multiple cards for different payment purposes. The current consumer version is a prepaid/debit-style spending tool and does not provide a traditional revolving credit limit.

Use case: MPCVault Card is a Visa corporate crypto payment card offered by MPCVault to Web3 businesses, funds, trading teams and other institutional customers. After completing KYB, businesses can fund card accounts with USDC on Ethereum, Polygon or Solana, create separate virtual cards for different team members and set spending limits. The card can be used at Visa merchants worldwide, for online subscriptions, travel and mobile wallet payments, while retaining MPCVault's multi-signature and corporate expense management capabilities.

Use case: NAKA Card is an on-chain payment card system developed by NAKA Group that combines self-custody wallets, smart contracts and card payments. Current products include NAKA Card for use within the NAKA Payment Network merchant network and NAKA+ Visa Platinum Card, which connects to Visa's global acceptance network. Users manage their cards and on-chain funds through the NAKA Pay family of apps. Transactions are authorised with the cardholder's private key and settled through smart contracts, with the primary use being direct everyday spending of stablecoins and other digital assets.

Use case: Picnic Card is an international Visa payment card offered by Picnic to stablecoin and crypto asset users, with USDC serving as the actual spending balance. Users can top up through Pix or supported crypto assets. After conversion, the funds enter a self-custody smart wallet connected to Gnosis Pay infrastructure and can be spent online, offline and at ATMs worldwide through the Visa network. The product offers both virtual and physical cards and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay.

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.

Use case: Reah Card is a Visa corporate payment card offered by Reah to businesses worldwide, primarily for employee expenses, software subscriptions, supplier payments and everyday corporate expense management. Businesses can fund the Card Account with fiat or crypto asset balances held in Reah, with crypto assets converted into a USD settlement balance when entering the card account. The card supports instant creation of virtual cards, per-card spending limits, and merchant and category restrictions, with unified management alongside Reah bank accounts, non-custodial wallets and financial management systems.

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: Whop Card is a Visa business payment card offered by Whop Finance to internet businesses, creators, and platform operators. Businesses can directly spend their sales proceeds and balances on the Whop platform without first withdrawing the funds to an external bank account; the underlying funding system uses stablecoin infrastructure. The card supports online and in-store payments, Apple Pay, and Google Wallet. Businesses can also issue separate cards to team members and set spending limits, with up to 5% cashback on purchases from designated merchants.

Use case: xPortal Card is a crypto payment debit card offered by the xPortal ecosystem, connecting the xPortal wallet with everyday payment use cases. Users can convert crypto assets into funds for payment through the card, spend at merchants that accept Mastercard, and manage the card, top-ups, and payments through the xPortal app. The product offers virtual cards and physical cards and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Use case: Xverse Card is a crypto payment card product introduced by Xverse, designed to connect the Xverse self-custody Bitcoin wallet with real-world payment use cases. In the future, users will be able to spend Xverse Cash or stablecoin balances with the card at merchants that accept Visa or Mastercard, connecting digital assets with everyday payments. The card is currently at an early access stage, and waitlist applications are being collected.

Use case: ZA Card is a Visa debit card offered by ZA Bank Limited to personal account customers in Hong Kong, directly linked to their HKD savings account balance for spending. After opening an account, users can use the virtual card and apply for a physical card in the app; the card can be used for online and offline Visa merchant purchases, and can be added to Apple Pay, Google Pay, WeChat Pay, and Alipay. The physical card can also be used for ATM withdrawals. Spending rewards can be earned through current programs such as PowerDraw and StockBack.

Use case: Zebec Card is a series of multi-chain crypto payment cards introduced by Zebec Network that converts crypto assets held in a wallet into fiat currency for spending through the Mastercard network. The main products currently available are the single-load Zebec Silver and the reloadable Zebec Carbon. Both are virtual cards that support Apple Pay, Google Pay, online shopping, and in-store contactless payments. Zebec Black is a high-limit reloadable card that is currently paused for upgrades.

Use case: The Cashtap Card is a crypto asset Visa debit card provided by the Cashtap financial app, integrating a digital asset wallet, multi-currency account, and traditional card payment into one account. After completing KYC, users can manage assets such as BTC, ETH, and USDT, and spend via a real-time crypto-to-fiat mechanism. The product offers both virtual card and physical card, supporting online shopping, physical merchants, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, and allows users to earn up to 8% crypto cashback by staking $CASH.

Use case: AutoCard is a crypto asset payment card product operated by ESTARTECH PTE. LTD. After completing KYC, users can top up their accounts with stablecoins such as USDT and USDC, and use the virtual card or physical card for everyday spending. The product currently covers Mastercard and Visa card networks and can be used for online shopping, digital subscriptions, travel, gaming, and physical merchants, with support for mobile payment methods such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Use case: Dukascopy Bank is a Swiss online bank offering multi-currency bank accounts, international transfers, investment trading, crypto asset deposits and payment card services. It is not a typical stablecoin spending card and is more appropriately listed as a crypto-friendly bank account card for users who need a Swiss multi-currency account, SWIFT/SEPA transfers, crypto asset deposits and bank card payment capabilities.

Use case: Bolt Card is a digital prepaid Mastercard gift card operated by Bolt Tech Pty Ltd and issued by Bano Pty Ltd. Buyers can choose a denomination in US dollars or Australian dollars and send the card to themselves or someone else. Once activated using a verification code sent by email or mobile phone, the card can be used for online purchases and can also be added to Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay for in-store contactless payments. The card uses a one-time prepaid balance, is not linked to a bank account, provides no credit limit, and cannot be reloaded.

Use case: The NoOnes Virtual Visa Card is a USD-denominated virtual Visa prepaid card offered by NoOnes to eligible users. Users can transfer USDT from their NoOnes wallet to the card balance, receive a card number, expiry date, and CVV, and use it for online shopping, in-app purchases, and subscription services. Eligible new cards can also be added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for contactless payments at Visa terminals via mobile devices; remaining card funds can be returned to the NoOnes USDT wallet.

Use case: The FissionPay Card is a multi-currency crypto payment card offered by FissionPay, available in a standard tier and a Diamond premium tier, with both virtual card and physical card options. Users can top up digital assets such as USDT, BTC, and ETH, which are automatically converted by the system to the card's corresponding fiat balance for online shopping, international subscriptions, cross-border spending, travel payments, and ATM withdrawals. The card can be added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for use at physical merchants that support contactless payments.

Use case: The EasiCoin Card is a Visa virtual stablecoin payment card launched by EasiCoin in July 2026. After completing basic identity verification, users can top up the card with USDT from their EasiCoin funding account and use the USD balance on the card for online shopping, AI tool subscriptions, digital entertainment, advertising, and cross-border spending. The card supports Google Pay, Alipay, and PayPal, and each user can hold up to five virtual cards.

Use case: Volet Card is a crypto-friendly prepaid card product offered within the Volet.com digital wallet ecosystem. Users can first deposit cryptocurrency or fiat currency into Volet.com, then transfer the balance to the corresponding card for spending. The current product lineup covers the global Digital virtual Mastercard, the European Spend Virtual, Europe Virtual, Europe Plastic, and the Asia-Pacific physical card, which can be used for online shopping, in-store purchases, and certain ATM scenarios.

Use case: The LinkPay Card is a crypto-funded virtual card system provided by LinkPay, designed for individuals, ad-buying teams, and business users. The platform offers multiple BINs on Visa and Mastercard, allowing users to fund their accounts and cards with digital assets such as USDT and BTC, and provides different virtual cards tailored for advertising, everyday spending, subscriptions, and mobile wallets. It currently supports 3D Secure, recurring payments, online shopping, and contactless spending via Apple Pay and Google Pay for some card types.

Use case: Karta Personal Visa Signature is a stablecoin payment card offered by Karta Finance Inc. to individual users outside the United States. Users can deposit USDT or USDC into Karta's self-custody wallet balance and use the virtual card, mobile wallet, and subsequently issued plastic or metal cards for online shopping, in-store purchases, and ATM withdrawals. The card settles primarily in USD, supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Visa Signature benefits, and covers spending through the stablecoin balance.

Use case: The Venmo Debit Card is a Mastercard debit card issued by Venmo in partnership with The Bancorp Bank, N.A., allowing users to spend directly from their USD Venmo balance. Once approved, card details are available immediately and can be added to mobile wallets, with the physical card shipped afterward. Cardholders can make purchases at online, in-store, and international Mastercard merchants, earn up to 5% cash back at select merchants through Venmo Stash, and enjoy fee-free ATM withdrawals at MoneyPass ATMs in the United States.