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 has millions of users already. but the next 100 million probably won't start with a wallet. they'll start with a card they can use like any other card. So the real question is... what needs to happen for crypto cards to actually go mainstream? We're bringing builders together to talk about what's working, what's still broken, and what it will take to get crypto into everyday spending. @FolksMobile | @UPayOfficial_EN | @get_revuto Topic: The next 100 million crypto users will come through a card - how do we get there? Set reminder: Come challenge the speakers. Bring your questions. 👇

Crypto cards are turning payments into the front end for a broader financial stack. As card spend grows, lending and liquidity are moving closer to the point of payment. @ether_fi’s Aave V4 instance on OP Mainnet is one example of that shift.

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.

Weekly Crypto Card Digest: Oct 19 - 25 Big week for Crypto Cards. AI got access to card accounts, cards moved onto new chains, and launching a new card now takes weeks, not months. Here is all of it, project by project: - @StripeCrypto : with @privy_io and Stripe Issuing, fintechs can launch stablecoin card programs in weeks, not months, with ready-made onboarding, card management and spending straight from stablecoin balances - @wirexapp : $WPAY moves to Arc and Polygon support ends by end of November, and annualised onchain card spend across Wirex infrastructure passed $2B, per its Q3 review - @ether_fi : you can now connect your account to Claude, ChatGPT or any AI assistant that supports MCP, read-only, statements download as PDF or CSV, and it acquired selected @zealwallet assets, so Zeal users can move over inside the app - @Mastercard : opened early access to Agent Pay for Machines, an AI agent pays for digital services within the budget and rules a business sets - @cashi : launched the Cashi USD Account, an account in your name with ACH, Fedwire and SWIFT, 0 fees and 1:1 to USDT or USDC, plus 10% back on Solana Breakpoint tickets, up to $50, until Nov 14 - @raincards : powers @gokubupay, one of the first projects out of BitGo Labs, a stablecoin-backed card with an AI assistant that analyzes your spending - @reapglobal : is live on @monad, where Meru will launch the first stablecoin card program, and stablecoins in @crossmint wallets can now be spent with Reap - @useTria : @arc is now on Tria, send, receive and convert USDC on Arc, then top up the card or fund your trading account - @itstuyo : Buy Now, Pay Maybe ends Oct 31 and 1.5% cashback starts Nov 1, and AI agents can now get view access to your account and act only after your approval - @PulsarMoneyApp : you can now top up from another card, and stablecoins on @arbitrum fund the account with no bridge fees - @SolidYield : statements are live, any month or a custom date range, as a clean PDF - @lava_xyz : Lava Private is live, segregated cold storage for your bitcoin, credit against it and inheritance planning with one dedicated team - @Solayer_Pay : USDT on BNB Chain and USDC on Base now deposit straight to the balance, next to Solana, Ethereum and Arbitrum - @allscaleio : its business Crypto Card is live, powered by @InterlaceMoney, a consumer card is next - @altitude : run several companies from one login, with dedicated accounts, cards and permissions for each and free instant transfers between them - @eldoradoio : announced its first stablecoin-powered credit product with @talamobile, on @tempo, launching first in Bolivia, per CEO @stablecoing - @DptPay : the physical Visa card starts shipping mid-November, with a US Visa BIN and $0 annual fee, card price TBA, waitlist is open - @EthenaPay : tap the FX rate on any card payment to flip how it's shown, live a week after users asked for it - @Exa_App : coming in the next few weeks, tokenized stocks as collateral for the card, pending a governance vote, Exa for Business and multiple cards per user - @BleapApp : on Oct 24 its card partner Unlimit had a disruption and some card payments could fail, funds and transfers were not affected - @solcard : $SOLC staking is live with new tiers, and per its update 70,000+ cards, 1.4M+ purchases and $110M+ spent Which one are you trying first?

Three Crypto Cards are shutting down, and two of them are moving to business Holyheld: - Users got a notice from Unlimit, the issuer: their accounts and cards are being closed - The site now leads with business accounts and APIs - Personal accounts stay, but by invitation only Gnosis Pay: - The card and the web app stop on Dec 20, then the app is for withdrawals only - It now builds card programs for wallets and fintechs like Rebind, Zeal and MiniPay 1inch Card: - 1inch emailed cardholders: the program closes on Dec 18, new sign-ups are closed - Spend or withdraw your balance before then Two of three now sell the rails instead of running a card for people In a gold rush, the money is in selling shovels Did you use @holyheld, @gnosispay or the @1inch Card?

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