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Use case: Pionex Card is a USDT payment card offered by Pionex to crypto asset users and is currently available in both Visa and Mastercard versions. Cardholders must first transfer USDT from their main Pionex account to a separate Card Account, after which they can shop online, make offline contactless payments and pay for subscriptions using the card number or a digital wallet. The card supports payment channels including Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal and provides up to 1% USDT spending cashback and returns on eligible card balances.

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: PEXX Card is a stablecoin and USD payment card offered by PEXX, with the current version issued as a Virtual Mastercard. After identity verification, users can fund the card balance with USD, USDT or USDC and use the Mastercard network for online shopping, subscriptions and contactless Google Pay payments. The card is a debit product that requires funds to be deposited before spending. It is currently available only in designated countries and regions, while a new physical card remains in preparation for launch.

Use case: Pera Card is a crypto payment card developed by Pera Wallet for Algorand users. The first-generation product connected to the Mastercard network through Immersve. Users deposited USDC on the Algorand network into an on-chain address linked to the card and could spend it directly on everyday purchases, with balances and payment records visible on-chain. The first-generation card stopped operating on 3 April 2026. Pera is currently developing the next-generation card, which is available only through a waitlist at this stage.

Use case: Pengu Card is a co-branded Visa payment card jointly offered by Pudgy Penguins and KAST for the Pudgy Penguins community and users who want to spend stablecoins and crypto assets on everyday purchases. Cardholders deposit stablecoins, supported crypto assets or fiat currency into their KAST account to create an available balance. The card uses that balance to secure a credit limit and processes online, offline, subscription and ATM transactions through the Visa credit card network. It also provides USD cashback and KAST Points according to membership tier.

Use case: Osmosis Pay Card was a Visa crypto payment card jointly offered by the Osmosis ecosystem and Cypher. It allowed users to connect wallets such as Keplr and Leap, convert assets from the Osmosis ecosystem and load them into a separate card balance for online, offline and mobile payments. The product previously offered virtual and physical cards and supported Apple Pay and Google Pay. After Cypher was acquired by Nium and its original platform was closed, Osmosis Pay stopped accepting applications, top-ups and purchases.

Use case: OrbitX Card is a stablecoin-backed Visa credit card offered by OrbitX and connected to the user's self-custody USDC and USDT wallet. Users can receive a spending limit against their collateral assets without selling their stablecoins and make online, offline and mobile payments at Visa merchants. The personal product is available in OrbitX Neo and OrbitX Lux tiers, with a separate Corporate Card for businesses. The current spending APR is 0%, and the card supports Apple Pay, Google Pay and international ATM use.

Use case: OG Card is a custodial crypto payment card provided through the Hong Kong-based OGBC ecosystem, allowing users to spend digital assets such as USDT, USDC, BTC and ETH from their accounts on everyday purchases. The product offers instantly issued virtual cards and physical cards connected to merchants worldwide through the Visa network. Both virtual and physical cards support Apple Pay and Google Pay, while the physical card additionally supports ATM withdrawals. Users can also deposit crypto assets, make internal transfers and pay through the OGCard wallet.

Use case: Offramp Card was a Visa crypto payment card offered by Offramp to users in Latin America and selected international markets, with both a virtual card and a physical Visa Signature card. Users could deposit USDC or USDT into their Offramp account or receive funds through a USD account and spend the digital dollar balance at Visa merchants. The physical card also supported ATM withdrawals. Offramp announced its closure in July 2026. All cards have now stopped processing payments and can no longer be applied for or used.

Use case: OffGrid Card is a privacy-focused crypto payment card offered by OffGrid Cash and is currently available as a virtual Visa card. Users do not need traditional identity-document KYC. After obtaining invitation eligibility and opening an account, they can deposit crypto assets directly and convert them into a spendable card balance. The card supports Visa's global merchant network as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay and ATM-related use. It is primarily intended for users who value minimising identity data and using crypto assets for everyday payments.