Sell your crypto → withdraw to bank → wait 2-3 days → lose on fees and price swings. Why is spending your own money harder than borrowing it? BitMart Card: swipe and spend. No detours. #Bitmart# #Cryptocard#

As a Plasma One early user for the past 2 months, getting the top-tier card with less than $10k locked has been incredible value. • Excellent cashback • Competitive FX rates • A genuinely responsive support team What stands out most is the customer experience. Many crypto cards have slow ticket systems or almost no customer support. With Plasma, you can often reach the team directly on X and get help quickly. It feels much closer to a modern bank than a typical crypto card. If you’re interested, feel free to use my invite code: I’ve got a Plasma One invite for you. Use code: ASTRA8 #Plasma# #PlasmaOne# #CryptoCard# #Fintech# #DeFi#

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Bitlayer × YPT Group🤝: Realizing the Full Potential of Bitcoin Infrastructure Following the successful listing of Bitlayer’s governance token $BTR on major global exchanges, the Bitlayer ecosystem is accelerating its move into real-world applications. Today, we’re proud to announce a strategic partnership with YPT Group, opening a new era of Crypto Card payments for our community. Key highlights of the partnership: 🚀 Infrastructure-level integration: YPT will integrate deeply with Bitlayer’s Bitcoin L2 infrastructure, leveraging high-performance Layer 2 rails to deliver low-cost, high-efficiency asset transfer and settlement. 💳 Global payment access: Users will be able to apply for Visa and Mastercard virtual cards provided by YPT, with direct top-ups in $USDT. 💎 From yield to spending: Users can convert protocol yield earned from holding $yBTC in the Bitlayer ecosystem, or profits generated from trading $BTR, into $USDT and top up their cards with ease. 🛍 Spend anywhere: From paying for subscriptions like ChatGPT and Netflix to shopping at millions of merchants worldwide, Bitlayer is making it possible to truly “Spend Crypto Like Fiat.” Powered by the strong liquidity of $BTR and YPT’s payment network, Bitlayer is bringing Bitcoin-backed assets one step closer to becoming an everyday currency for real-world use. 🚀 #Bitlayer# #BTR# #YPTGroup# #CryptoCard#

Crypto cards offer rewards, cashback, and a new way to spend your money. but what would make someone choose one over their regular card? We’re bringing industry voices together to discuss what crypto cards need to get right to become part of everyday spending. @UPayOfficial_EN | @ustarpay | @GetCoinZoom | @Monicanigeria Topic: What would make people choose a crypto card over a normal card? Set reminder: 👇

Crypto card spending tops $635M in July as Base leads settlement chains @base handled $184.4 million of onchain card volume, ahead of @Optimism at $106.2 million and @solana at $84.8 million, per Paymentscan. August has already logged $285.5 million. The same monthly figure was $72.1 million in July 2025. Gnosis, which carried nearly all card spend in early 2024, has fallen to about 2% of volume.

Crypto cards finally feel usable in 2026. Not just “coming soon” products anymore. Right now it feels like: ➲ @KASTxyz going after the simple stablecoin spending experience ➲ @ether_fi making cross-chain topups and cashback feel super smooth ➲ @MetaMask pushing wallet spending into the mainstream ➲ @Plasma trying to mix yield with everyday payments ➲ @Cypher_HQ_ making cashback more community-driven ➲ @AviciMoney leaning heavily into self-custody UX ➲ @Ledger bringing hardware wallet users closer to real-world payments ➲ @JupSpend making token spending easier through @JupiterExchange routing The interesting part is… the competition no longer feels like: “who has a crypto card?” It feels more like: “who makes crypto spending feel the most normal?” Which team is closest right now? 👀

Crypto card spending is the next big trend: Crypto card spending volume has surged +500% since September 2024, now running at $600 million per month. As a result, stablecoin-linked payment cards are now one of the fastest growing businesses on the blockchain, with 90% of transactions captured by Visa, $V. Visa's strategy has centered around partnering with emerging infrastructure providers which reduces reliance on traditional sponsor banks. The growth comes amid the launch of Jupiter Global which returns 4-10% cash back to crypto cards and has seen +660% MoM volume growth in April. Crypto card adoption is growing.

Which Crypto Card is better on the free tier, Wirex One or RedotPay? Both give you a card and bank accounts, but Wirex One leaves the keys with you, and the biggest one by volume holds your money for you @wirex_one - Self-custodial wallet, and you can export the private key - USD, EUR and GBP accounts with local bank details - Pay out to any Visa or Mastercard, plus SEPA, ACH and Faster Payments - Around 70 crypto assets supported - Fixed-term savings for up to 24 months @RedotPay - Custodial account, held by its in-house custodian Red Dot Trust - USD, EUR and GBP accounts with bank details - Send money abroad to bank accounts and e-wallets in local currency - Pay by QR in 9 countries, from Vietnam to Brazil - Free instant transfers to other RedotPay users What the free tier gets you: - Wirex One: free virtual card, 0.5% back in USD, FX fees depend on the currency and the merchant - RedotPay: $10 for a virtual card, no cashback, 1% when you pay from crypto plus 1.2% on non-USD purchases - Wirex One gives more on the free tier: your own keys, a free card and cashback - RedotPay does more with moving money: QR payments, payouts abroad, free transfers Self-custodial or custodial, which one do you trust with your card balance?