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Use case: Swissquote Card is a multi-currency Debit Mastercard range provided by licensed Swiss bank Swissquote Bank Ltd and linked to the Swissquote Global Account, investment accounts and crypto asset accounts. Users can spend ordinary fiat balances or enable Crypto Payments in the App, allowing Swissquote to automatically sell the required amount of BTC, ETH or XRP when a payment is made. The current range includes the free virtual-only Light, virtual and physical Bright, and premium metal Elite card tiers.

Use case: Stealf Card is a planned stablecoin payment card feature within Stealf's dual-wallet architecture of a compliant stablecoin account and a private self-custody wallet. Under the plan, the public account would be connected to a bank card after identity verification and used for everyday stablecoin spending, while the private wallet would remain structurally separate from the public account to reduce exposure of on-chain fund relationships. The Stealf prototype is now live, but the card, IBAN and fiat deposits and withdrawals are not yet usable products, so the card cannot currently be formally applied for or used for payments.

Use case: Stables Card was a Mastercard stablecoin prepaid card offered by Stables Money to individual users. It was initially launched in Australia and allowed users to spend stablecoin balances from their Stables wallet on everyday purchases. At the time of purchase, stablecoins were converted into the fiat currency required by the card network, with merchant settlement completed through Mastercard. The virtual card supported online shopping and mobile payments through Apple Pay and Google Pay. This consumer card product has now ceased operations.

Use case: Spritz Card is a Visa Signature crypto credit card offered by Spritz Finance to users of on-chain assets. Users select assets from their own crypto wallet to fund the card, with Spritz converting the assets during the funding process to create a USD card balance for spending. The card uses a fully collateralised model and does not require a credit score or platform token staking. It supports a virtual card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and 3D Secure, and a limited-edition physical card with ATM access has also been launched.

Use case: Spenda Card is a virtual debit card offered by Nigerian crypto payment app Spenda. Users can deposit crypto assets into Spenda Wallet and, after conversion, use them for Naira or USD card spending. Three virtual cards are currently available: Naira Verve, USD Visa and USD Mastercard. They can be used for online shopping, digital subscriptions, advertising platforms and international online payments. USD cards have a maximum daily spending limit of USD 10,000, and none of the cards has a monthly maintenance fee.

Use case: Solid Card is a Visa Platinum crypto credit card linked to Solid's self-custody stablecoin finance app. Users can spend directly from their wallet balance or use savings assets as collateral in Borrow Mode to obtain a spending limit, allowing Visa payments without selling the savings assets first. A free virtual card is currently available, with support for Apple Pay and Google Pay and 3%–5% USDC spending cashback according to Rewards tier.

Use case: Slush Card is a crypto-collateralised credit card under development by Slush Wallet for digital asset holders, with payment and credit infrastructure provided in partnership with RedotPay. Users do not need to sell their holdings first. Instead, they obtain spending capacity through digital asset and Sui ecosystem collateralised credit and repay from their Slush balance. Plans include virtual and physical cards for online purchases, physical merchants and ATMs, with mobile wallet support. The product remains at the waitlist and pre-launch stage.

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: SecondFi Card is a Visa virtual debit card issued through a partnership between EMURGO's SecondFi self-custody financial platform and Wirex. At launch, users could transfer USDC, USDT or EURC on the Base network to the card balance for spending online and at physical Visa merchants, with support for Apple Pay and Google Pay. SecondFi experienced a serious wallet security incident in June 2026, after which the platform entered isolation mode and decided to permanently cease normal operations. SecondFi Card can no longer be applied for or used normally.

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.