Discover the teams building new crypto cards, what they’re planning and where you can join early.
23 card projects
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AnomaPay
AnomaPay wants to bring its approach to private onchain payments to a card. Its payments app is already live; the card is the next product taking names for launch.
Backpack
Backpack has named early card access among the planned benefits of its BP Participant Program. A card could add everyday spending to an ecosystem spanning an exchange, a self-custody wallet and onchain assets.
Brave
Brave wants to bring BAT rewards to everyday purchases. Its upcoming card is part of a wider plan to connect the browser, Brave Wallet and stablecoin payments.
Cardfornia Pte. Ltd.
Cardfornia is planning virtual cards funded from a business stablecoin account, followed by payment tools for AI agents. The general waitlist remains open after its Early Bird campaign ended.
Cero Global Ltd
Cero is building a spending app around a card, a personal score and rewards that change with activity. Early access starts with claiming a handle.
CoinDepo
CoinDepo is bringing a card to its Earn and Borrow platform. The plan connects purchases to a credit line, with a 500 USDC launch offer after $3,000 of spending in the first three months.
Fasqon
Fasqon is planning a card inside an app that brings together crypto payments, euro transfers and social features. Its launch waitlist is open while the card programme takes shape.
Invity Finance
A Bitcoin spending card from the SatoshiLabs family. Invity plans a Visa funded with BTC or euros, with purchase rewards and optional round-ups building a Bitcoin balance alongside everyday spending.
Juicyway
Juicyway is bringing its cross-border balances to a virtual Visa. Zero is in beta, with a waitlist open for people interested in spending from the same account they use to move money.
Junction
Junction plans a Visa that can be funded from its crypto and stablecoin balance. The card would add everyday spending to a product already bringing swaps, bridges, trading and lending into one interface.
Kirin Fi
Kirin is building a self-custody wallet that brings EVM and Solana balances together, adds payments by @name, and plans a card for Apple Pay and Google Pay.
KuCoin EU
KuCoin's European card plans bring together EUR payments, crypto funding and virtual or physical cards. The EU site still offers account preregistration; open card issuance needs confirmation.
KuCoin EU
KuCoin's planned Tomorrowland virtual Visa pairs a festival-inspired design with a limited release. Festival visitors could join early; public access still awaits an update.
Norwegian Block Exchange
NBX is connecting its Nordic exchange to everyday spending, with a Visa that lets you choose Bitcoin, tokenised gold or silver for cashback. Your account activity can qualify you for a card tier before launch.
Onyx
Onyx is bringing a spending card into its wallet ecosystem. The plan connects XCN, USDC and ETH with purchases, bank transfers and rewards in XCN.
Pera Wallet
Pera is rebuilding its card closer to the Algorand wallet. The next version aims for broader country coverage and a shorter path from opening the wallet to making a purchase.
Quppy
Quppy wants to add everyday card payments to an app that already brings together IBAN accounts, crypto wallets and exchange. Its waitlist is a simple way to hear when that next step arrives.
Ready
Ready’s next card is built around communities. Its first programmes will focus on esports, with spending supporting a chosen community and unlocking its own benefits.
SAKUBIT
SAKUBIT wants one stablecoin balance to work at a local QR checkout, through a Visa card and across borders. The Indonesian team is building for people who receive digital dollars and spend in local currency.
Spend
One card for stablecoins spread across your wallets. Spend is building a blue metal debit card around a shared balance, with USDC rewards sent back to your wallet.
Startale Group
Soneium is getting a spending card. Startale’s planned Visa brings everyday purchases and stablecoin cashback into an app already built around onchain assets, rewards and Mini Apps.
Vybe
Vybe’s planned virtual Visa would let people spend from the balance where they receive invoices and transfers. The wider app combines payments by @username with tools for freelancers, sellers and AI agents.
Tools for Humanity / World
World announced a Visa card that would put digital assets to work at everyday merchants. The idea remains worth following, but a current card signup route and revised launch timetable are still unconfirmed.