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.
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.