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Use case: The RedotPay Card is a stablecoin and crypto asset payment card offered by RedotPay. Users can deposit supported digital assets into their account, which are converted by the system at the time of spending and settled through the Visa network. The product offers a Virtual Card, a Physical Card, and a Solana Card for the Solana ecosystem, usable for online shopping, subscriptions, mobile wallet payments, in-store purchases, and ATM withdrawals. It is primarily aimed at users who need to use digital assets for everyday cross-border payments.

Use case: The Bybit Card is a crypto asset payment card offered by Bybit to users in eligible regions. It can directly use fiat currencies and supported crypto assets in the Funding Account for everyday purchases. Depending on the region, current cards are issued on Mastercard or Visa and use either a prepaid or credit card structure. Users generally receive a virtual card first and may then apply for a physical card subject to regional eligibility. The card can be used for online shopping, in-store purchases, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals in certain regions, and participates in Bybit Card cashback and subscription benefit programs.

Use case: The Binance Card is a crypto asset payment card offered by Binance to eligible users. The operating structure current in 2026 uses Mastercard and includes the Binance Card - Global Program virtual card provided by Immersve and the Binance Card Brasil virtual and physical cards issued by Pomelo. Users can select crypto assets from their Binance Spot or Funding Account. At the time of purchase, the system automatically converts the assets into fiat currency to pay Mastercard merchants and offers tiered spending cashback.

Use case: The Crypto.com Prepaid Visa Card is a crypto asset prepaid card offered by Crypto.com. Users can top up the card from their Crypto.com crypto wallet, cash account, or bank card. When crypto assets are used for a top-up, they are first converted into local fiat currency at the real-time price and then credited to a separate prepaid card balance. The product offers virtual and physical cards across five tiers and can be used for online shopping, in-store payments, subscriptions, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals. CRO spending rewards are available based on the Level Up tier.

Use case: The OKX Card is a virtual crypto payment card connected to OKX Pay and uses the Mastercard or Visa network depending on the issuing region. Users can directly spend USDT, USDC, or USDG balances held in OKX Pay, with stablecoins automatically converted into the settlement currency at the time of the transaction. The card can be used for online shopping and subscriptions and added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for contactless payments. Issuers, supported assets, cashback, and eligibility vary by region.

Use case: The Bitget Wallet Card is a crypto asset payment card introduced by Bitget Wallet and offered through Visa or Mastercard issuing arrangements depending on the region. Users can fund it from Bitget Wallet with crypto assets such as USDT and USDC or make purchases through on-chain payment routing, and can pay at merchants worldwide that accept the relevant card network. The product includes virtual cards and physical cards in certain Asia-Pacific markets and supports payment tools including Apple Pay, Google Pay, WeChat Pay, and Alipay.

Use case: The SafePal Mastercard is a virtual Mastercard debit card offered by SafePal in partnership with Swiss fintech Fiat24, linked to the user's personal Swiss IBAN multi-currency account. Users can transfer USDC or bank funds into their Fiat24 account via the SafePal App, then spend the account balance with Mastercard, and can also add the card to Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, and PayPal. The SafePal non-custodial wallet and the Fiat24 custodial fiat account operate independently of each other.

Use case: The MetaMask Card is a self-custodial crypto debit card introduced by MetaMask. Users can directly spend eligible crypto assets from their wallets at online or in-store merchants that accept Mastercard. Assets remain in the user's personal wallet until a transaction occurs, when payment is authorized through a smart contract and converted into the fiat currency received by the merchant. The product offers virtual card and premium metal card tiers and can be used for everyday spending, mobile wallet payments, and recurring subscriptions.

Use case: The Coinbase Card is a Visa crypto prepaid debit card offered by Coinbase, issued to residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, and select European Economic Area countries. Users can choose USD, GBP, EUR, USDC, or eligible crypto assets in their account as payment funds; when using crypto assets, Coinbase automatically sells the assets and converts them to local fiat currency at the time of the transaction. The card offers an instant virtual card and a physical card, usable for online purchases, in-store payments, subscription payments, and ATM withdrawals.

Use case: The Coinbase One Card is a crypto rewards credit card offered by Coinbase to eligible paid Coinbase One members. First Electronic Bank provides the credit line, and payments are completed through the American Express network. Card purchases do not directly deduct crypto assets but instead create a US dollar credit card bill. Users can repay through a bank account or eligible balances held with Coinbase. The product offers a standard unsecured card and a secured version using USDC as collateral. Spending rewards are paid in Bitcoin, making it suitable for US users who want to retain their crypto assets while earning cryptocurrency rewards through everyday credit card purchases.

Use case: The Nexo Card is a dual-mode crypto payment card offered by Nexo. In Debit Mode, users can directly spend crypto assets, stablecoins, and FiatX balances held in their accounts. In Credit Mode, they can obtain spending capacity backed by crypto assets without selling those assets before payment. The card settles through the Mastercard network and is available as a virtual or physical card for online purchases, in-store payments, subscriptions, and ATM withdrawals. It is currently primarily available to eligible residents of Europe and Argentina.

Use case: The Wirex Card is a crypto asset and fiat debit card offered by Wirex and can be connected to fiat currencies, stablecoins, and other eligible digital assets in a Wirex One account. When a user makes a purchase, the system converts the selected asset into the fiat currency received by the merchant and completes online shopping, in-store card payments, and withdrawals through the Visa or Mastercard network. The product includes a virtual card, plastic physical card, and Visa Signature metal card. Membership tier determines the card type, US dollar cashback rate, fee-free ATM allowance, and related benefits.

Use case: KAST Card is a Visa credit card offered by the KAST stablecoin financial platform, with the spending limit secured by stablecoins, crypto assets or US dollar-equivalent balances deposited by the user. The product offers virtual cards, plastic physical cards, metal cards and precious metal cards for online shopping, offline purchases, subscription payments and ATM withdrawals. Current card levels are Standard, Premium and Private, with themed designs including KAST, Solana, Bitcoin and Pudgy Penguins.

Use case: The Gnosis Pay Card is a self-custodial stablecoin Visa debit card connected to a Safe Smart Account. After depositing EURe, GBPe, or USDCe into a personally controlled Gnosis Pay Safe, users can shop online, make in-store purchases, and withdraw cash from ATMs using a virtual card, physical card, or mobile wallet. When a purchase occurs, the corresponding stablecoin is deducted from the Safe in real time, without requiring funds to be transferred in advance to a custodial platform account. The card is available to residents of Europe and certain Latin American countries and offers spending cashback paid in GNO.

Use case: The Ether.fi Cash Card is a Visa credit card connected to an ether.fi non-custodial crypto asset account. Users can pay directly with USDC or LiquidUSD held in a Vault, or borrow USDC against eligible crypto assets to fund purchases. The card is available as a virtual card, plastic physical card, and metal card. It can be used for online shopping, in-store card payments, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals, with up to 3% USDC cashback based on membership tier.

Use case: MEXC Card is a Visa stablecoin payment card launched by MEXC for users in parts of the Asia-Pacific region and funded from the user's MEXC Fiat Account. Users can transfer USDT into the fiat account for settlement when paying merchants and receive a virtual card for online shopping, subscriptions and mobile wallet payments. The card offers 4% to 10% USDT spending cashback and an exclusive USDT flexible savings programme. The physical card is currently available only to invited VIP users and can be used at physical merchants and overseas ATMs.

Use case: MEXC × ether.fi Card is a Visa Signature crypto-collateralised credit card jointly offered by MEXC and ether.fi to eligible users who newly register with ether.fi through MEXC's dedicated access point. Users can settle purchases directly with stablecoins in the ether.fi Vault or use digital assets such as ETH and weETH as collateral in Borrow Mode to obtain spending credit. This allows them to pay Visa merchants worldwide without directly selling the collateral assets and earn USDC spending cashback.

Use case: KuCard is a crypto asset debit card introduced by KuCoin. It converts fiat currencies or digital assets in a KuCoin account into the fiat currency required for card-network settlement when a purchase is made. The current European version offers Visa virtual and physical cards, while the Australian KuCard-AU uses Mastercard and primarily offers a virtual card. Users can use it for online shopping, everyday in-store purchases, and mobile payments. The European physical card also supports ATM withdrawals.

Use case: Gate Card is a digital asset payment card product offered by Gate. It includes a Gate Pay-linked card for international users and the Gate US Visa Debit Card for residents of certain US states. Users can choose between instant spending and prepaid balance modes, with designated digital assets converted into the settlement currency when a purchase is made. Transactions such as online shopping, in-store card payments and subscription payments can be completed with a virtual card, physical card or mobile wallet. Eligible international cardholders can also use the physical card to withdraw cash at Visa ATMs and receive points cashback based on their card level.

Use case: The BingX Card is a USDT debit card integrated into the BingX trading platform's account system. Funds for purchases are drawn directly from eligible USDT balances within the BingX account—eliminating the need to transfer funds to a separate card wallet—while the system automatically handles the necessary fiat currency conversion and settlement at the time of the transaction. Essentially, it serves as an extension of the exchange-custodied account balance for spending purposes, rather than functioning as a standalone bank account or a credit product.

Use case: The Bitpanda Card is a Visa crypto asset debit card offered by Bitpanda to eligible eurozone residents. Users can select cryptocurrencies, precious metals, or a euro balance in their Bitpanda account as the primary payment asset. At the time of purchase, the system automatically converts the corresponding asset into euros for settlement. The product offers both physical and virtual cards for online shopping, in-store purchases, subscription payments, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals. Eligible purchases paid with standard cryptocurrencies receive 1% cryptocurrency cashback.

Use case: The Wealthsimple Crypto Card, together with the broader Wealthsimple payment card ecosystem, is a series of financial cards issued by leading Canadian fintech company Wealthsimple in partnership with Mastercard and Visa. Designed specifically for Canadian tax residents, the cards allow everyday spending cashback to be converted directly into cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, and SOL. The entire card range emphasizes zero foreign exchange fees (0% FX Fee) and is one of the most representative and highly compliant crypto cashback and fiat payment tools in the Canadian market.

Use case: Exodus Spend Card is a Mastercard virtual crypto payment card available within the Exodus wallet. Users can authorize the card to use USDC, USDT or XO Cash held in their self-custodial wallet on the Solana network. At payment, the selected asset is automatically deducted on-chain and settled in fiat currency. The card can be used for online shopping and added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for use at physical merchants that support contactless payments.

Use case: Deblock Card is a Visa Debit card provided by France-based Deblock SAS, integrating a euro electronic money account with a non-custodial crypto wallet. Users receive a personal IBAN and can make online, offline and mobile wallet payments using a physical card, virtual card or disposable card. The same app also handles euro transfers and the purchase, sale, exchange and transfer of crypto assets. Card payments are primarily funded from the electronic money account, making it suitable for individuals who want to combine an everyday financial account with self-custody digital asset management.

Use case: The SwissBorg Card is a Mastercard crypto debit card offered by SwissBorg to eligible retail users, issued by UAB Monavate, and connected to the digital asset wallet in the SwissBorg App. Users do not need to convert crypto assets into fiat currency in advance and can designate a primary payment asset and backup assets. When a purchase occurs, the system converts crypto assets into the card's base fiat currency in real time. The card can be used for online purchases and for in-store contactless payments through compatible digital wallets. The product is primarily intended for users in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and Switzerland.

Use case: Bit2Me Card is a Mastercard crypto debit card offered by Bit2Me to eligible users in the European Economic Area, with both virtual and physical cards available. Users can link the card to their Bit2Me euro wallet or a designated crypto asset wallet. Payments are made directly in euros, or the linked crypto assets are converted into euros in real time to complete the transaction. The card can be used online and offline at Mastercard merchants and offers B2M crypto cashback based on the user's Space Center level.

Use case: Bitsa Card is a Visa crypto-friendly prepaid debit card for European residents, offered by the Bitsa platform. The payment account and card are provided by PECUNPAY, an electronic money institution regulated by the Bank of Spain. Users can top up their euro balance through bank transfers, bank cards, Voucher or crypto assets and spend with virtual and physical cards. Crypto asset conversion services are provided by Bitnovo. Current features include Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA transfers, ATM withdrawals and separate balance management for multiple cards.

Use case: Plutus Card is a Visa debit card offered by Plutus to residents of the UK and the European Economic Area, linked to an e-money account denominated in GBP or EUR. Users can deposit fiat currency via bank transfer, use the virtual card, physical card, or digital wallets for everyday payments, and earn +PLUS Points spending rewards, brand Perks, and other in-app benefits based on their subscription plan and PLU holding tier.

Use case: The Xapo Bank Card is a crypto-friendly debit card offered by Gibraltar-licensed Xapo Bank and connected to a member's US dollar bank account and Bitcoin account. Users can spend their US dollar balance or convert Bitcoin into US dollars for settlement during payment. The card is available as a virtual card, plastic physical card, and metal card for online shopping, in-store payments, subscriptions, and ATM withdrawals. Visa or Mastercard versions are issued depending on the region, under a unified annual membership service model.

Use case: Revolut Card is a Mastercard or Visa debit card linked to a Revolut multi-currency personal account, with virtual, physical and metal cards available. Users can deposit fiat currency, USDT, USDC and other crypto assets, and use the card for online shopping, payments at physical merchants, subscriptions and ATM withdrawals. The Standard, Plus, Premium, Metal and Ultra plans provide different fees, withdrawal limits and RevPoints benefits.

Use case: Wise Card is an international payment debit card offered by Wise and linked to a Wise multi-currency account. Users can spend balances in multiple currencies held in the account, make online payments, and withdraw cash from ATMs. The card is primarily intended for cross-border payments, overseas purchases, travel, and international money management, and is available as both a physical card and a virtual card.

Use case: Trade Republic Card is a Visa debit card provided by Trade Republic Bank GmbH and linked to the user's Trade Republic cash and bank accounts. It can be used for online shopping, in-store card payments, mobile payments and ATM withdrawals with the physical card. The product also integrates investment features: purchases can trigger Saveback, which is automatically invested in a selected savings plan. Crypto Wallet users can also choose to pay with supported crypto assets, bringing bank accounts, investments and crypto asset payments together on one platform.

Use case: The Robinhood Gold Card is a U.S. credit card offered by Robinhood to its Gold members; it operates using a dedicated credit line rather than directly deducting funds from the user's stocks, crypto assets, or wallet balances. While the card is deeply integrated with the Robinhood investment ecosystem, the source of funds for purchases is a credit account granted by a bank, and the balance is subsequently paid off via a linked bank account or a Robinhood Banking account.

Use case: Cash App Card is a Visa debit card linked to the user's Cash App Balance and offered through Cash App, a Block, Inc. company. After completing identity verification, users can obtain a virtual card and apply for a physical card for online shopping, in-store purchases and ATM withdrawals across the Visa network. Cash App also offers direct deposit, savings, Cash App Pay, and Bitcoin trading and transfers, making the card suitable for users who want to combine everyday fiat payments and Bitcoin services in one US financial app.

Use case: The Gemini Credit Card is a Mastercard World Elite crypto rewards credit card offered by Gemini to individual users and issued by WebBank. Cardholders make purchases using a revolving US dollar credit line and earn digital asset rewards based on merchant category. Rewards are generally deposited automatically into the Gemini account after transaction authorization or posting. The product offers an instant digital card and a metal physical card and can be used for online shopping, in-store payments, mobile wallets, and cash advances. The Bitcoin, XRP, Solana, and Zcash versions primarily differ in card design and reward theme.

Use case: Krak Card is a crypto asset debit card from Kraken for users in the UK and the European Economic Area, with spending balance provided by the Krak Everyday e-money account. Users can set the deduction order for fiat and crypto assets, and the required assets are automatically converted to GBP or EUR at the time of spending, enabling online shopping, subscriptions, in-store card payments, and ATM withdrawals via the Mastercard network. The product offers a virtual card, a standard physical card, and a metal card available to users who meet the asset threshold, with up to 2% cashback on eligible spending.

Use case: The BitPay Card is a crypto prepaid Mastercard product introduced by the US crypto payment company BitPay. It is used to convert digital assets such as BTC, ETH, and USDC into a fiat balance for spending. Users can top up through the BitPay wallet and use a virtual or physical card for online shopping, in-store purchases, and everyday payments.

Use case: Bitrefill Card is a Visa crypto debit card offered by Bitrefill to European users. Supported assets such as BTC, ETH, USDC, BNB, SOL and POL can be deposited and converted into a euro balance for everyday spending. The product offers both virtual and physical cards for online shopping, in-store card payments and ATM withdrawals with the physical card, and provides cashback on spending and crypto top-ups. Users retain custody of their crypto assets until they top up and do not need to stake or lock them.

Use case: The Uquid Card currently primarily refers to crypto payment virtual cards sold through the Uquid marketplace. Users purchase or load a prepaid balance with crypto assets including USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, and TRX. After receiving the card number, expiry date, and security code, they can use the card for online shopping, digital services, advertising platforms, and subscriptions. Current products support Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-store contactless payments. The former UQUID Debit Card has been discontinued and should not be treated as the same product as the current virtual prepaid cards.

Use case: Tangem Pay is a self-custodial stablecoin payment account embedded in the Tangem app and offered to eligible users by Paera LLC. Users transfer USDC on the Polygon network into a personally controlled smart contract account, after which they can spend online with a virtual Visa card or make in-store payments by linking it to Apple Pay or Google Pay. Merchants receive standard fiat currency. The card deducts funds only from the separate Tangem Pay balance and does not directly access the user's primary Tangem Wallet assets.

Use case: The Holyheld Card is a crypto debit card connecting a self-custodial crypto wallet, a euro electronic money account, and the Mastercard payment network. Users can connect wallets including MetaMask, Phantom, Rabby, and Trust Wallet and convert USDC, USDT, and other liquid assets on supported networks into euros for spending through a virtual card, plastic physical card, or metal card. The product provides a personal IBAN, SEPA transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ATM withdrawals, and up to 1% USDC spending cashback.

Use case: The Fiat24 Debit Card is a Mastercard debit card directly linked to a Fiat24 multi-currency cash account. Users utilize their Fiat24 NFT—held in an Arbitrum wallet—as their account identity and access credential, while the card draws funds directly from account balances held in currencies such as EUR, USD, CHF, or RMB; crypto assets must first be converted into a fiat balance via the "Crypto Top-up" feature before they can be used within the card's payment system.

Use case: The Phantom Debit Card is a stablecoin-backed, prepaid Visa debit card linked to a Phantom Cash self-custody account. User funds are held as CASH USD stablecoins in a dedicated Solana Cash Account; when a card transaction occurs, Bridge deducts CASH from this account and converts it into USD for settlement, rather than deducting funds directly from arbitrary tokens in a standard Phantom wallet.

Use case: The Solflare Card is a self-custodial USDC debit card offered by Solflare to Solana users. Rather than pre-funding a custodial card account, users authorize the card to deduct USDC directly from a designated Solflare Wallet and convert it through the Mastercard network into the fiat currency received by the merchant. After identity verification, users can instantly generate a virtual card for online shopping, contactless purchases through Google Pay, and eligible ATM withdrawals.

Use case: Zypto Card is a crypto asset prepaid card product linked to the Zypto self-custodial multi-chain wallet. It includes a reloadable Premium Visa physical card, a Premium Visa virtual card, and single-load Visa or Mastercard virtual cards supplied by third-party providers. Users can select crypto assets from their wallet to top up a card. The assets are converted into the card's fiat balance at top-up and can then be used for online shopping, in-store purchases, mobile wallet payments and eligible ATM withdrawals.

Use case: Oobit Crypto Card is a virtual crypto payment card connecting the Oobit payment app to the Visa network. Users can connect self-custodial wallets such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet and Binance Wallet, or use crypto asset balances in the app, with digital assets converted instantly into the merchant's settlement currency when a purchase is made. The card supports online shopping, subscriptions and contactless mobile wallet payments, and provides spending rewards in points, stablecoins or designated tokens.

Use case: imToken Card is a multi-currency Mastercard virtual debit card jointly offered by imToken and Fiat24, a licensed Swiss fintech institution, paired with a Swiss IBAN multi-currency cash account. The card supports USD, EUR, CHF, and offshore CNY balances, and can be topped up with digital assets such as USDC, USDT, and ETH on the Arbitrum network for everyday shopping, mobile wallet, and subscription spending. Existing card payments remain operational, but Fiat24 has paused acceptance of new personal customer applications, and crypto asset top-up functionality remains suspended for maintenance.

Use case: CoinSpot Mastercard is a digital crypto prepaid card offered by CoinSpot to Australian residents. Users can set Australian dollars or up to five assets in their CoinSpot account as payment sources. When crypto assets are spent, the system automatically sells the selected asset and converts it into Australian dollars for settlement at the time of the transaction. The card can be used for online shopping and contactless payments through Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay. A physical card and ATM withdrawals are not currently available.