Coin98 moves Fusion Card holders toward its Visa USD programme
Coin98 announced the retirement of its Visa SGD programme and asked existing holders to migrate to Visa USD or request a refund, while current public operating documentation still contains SGD-denominated limits.
The essentials
Update facts
- Destination programme
- Visa USD
- Programme being retired
- Visa SGD
- Stated response deadline
- Aug 12
- USD economics
- Terms pending
What is confirmed and what is not
- Coin98's announcement required existing Visa SGD holders to choose migration or a refund by August 12, 2026.
- The announcement says accounts without a response could be closed and their remaining balance refunded under the migration process.
- The current public operating guide still publishes SGD-denominated limits, so it is not reliable evidence for the new USD programme's final fees or limits.
- The card profile keeps its reviewed SGD economics and an explicit transition warning until fresh Visa USD terms are available.
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What Coin98 announced
Coin98 said it was migrating Fusion Card users from its Visa SGD programme to a Visa USD programme. Existing holders were directed to choose between migrating their card relationship or receiving a refund of the remaining balance.
The stated response deadline was August 12, 2026. Because that date has passed, existing holders should check their current card state and any account-specific communication rather than assume the old programme remains active.
Why the profile values have not been replaced
Coin98's current operating guide still lists SGD-denominated transaction and ATM limits. Those figures document the reviewed SGD programme but do not establish the final USD programme economics.
Until Coin98 publishes a fresh USD fee schedule, limits and complete card terms, changing the profile's comparable values would create unsupported claims. The migration is therefore recorded as News and as a profile caveat, not as invented USD pricing.
What cardholders should verify
Check whether the app shows a migrated Visa USD card, a refund workflow or a closed legacy card. Confirm the card currency, balance handling and any replacement-card steps before attempting a transaction.
For future comparisons, use the new Visa USD fee and limit documents once Coin98 publishes them. The historical SGD guide should not be treated as a promise that every value carries over unchanged.