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Juicyway

Juicyway Zero

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.

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Last checked Nov 1, 2026
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What joining early gets you

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Early access

Email waitlist for beta

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From a nine-dollar transfer to everyday spending

Ife and Justin founded Juicyway in 2021 and processed its first $9 transaction that November. The business grew around helping African people and companies move money internationally, later expanding services to Ghana, Kenya, the US, the UK and Canada.

Zero would bring those balances into everyday purchases. For someone receiving money from abroad, the appeal is straightforward: keep the account they already use, then spend from it through a virtual Visa. The beta is the first chance to see how that experience comes together.

Company & ecosystem

Juicyway

Account and app

Provides the balances and card-management experience.

Visa

Payment network

The announced network for Zero; the specific issuing arrangement still needs confirmation.

CG perspective

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What this could unlock

Our view of the possibilities, based on the project’s direction.

Fewer separate balances to manage

Someone paid in several currencies could find this useful if the card can draw from their existing account without a separate top-up routine. Conversion pricing will determine the practical value.

An account that travels further

Juicyway’s payments background makes this a natural product to follow for existing customers. The promising part is continuity between receiving money and spending it, once local eligibility is clear.

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How to join

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    Open the Zero page

    Find Join the waitlist and enter your email.

  2. 2

    Wait for the next invitation

    No public place number or guaranteed invitation date is shown.

After an invitationCheck which fees and issuing terms apply to Zero in your country before creating or funding a card.

What you’ll need

To join
Email address
Later application
Account and issuer requirements

Confirm the agreement offered to your country before activating.

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Where and when

Current phase
Beta testing
Issuing countries
Complete list not confirmed

Apple Pay and Google Pay country lists describe wallet support, not a full issuance allowlist.

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The card taking shape

Planned features and the details still to come.

Spending source
Juicyway balances, including crypto
Purchase rewards
Up to 0.1% on eligible payments
Still to come 2 details
Priority or signup cash
Not confirmed
Costs
Check the agreement offered to you

Zero advertises no fees, while Juicyway’s broader card agreement lists possible FX and cross-border charges.

Reasons to follow

  • An existing cross-border payments business
  • Spending from balances already in the app
  • A straightforward email registration

Before you join

  • Beta access is not guaranteed
  • Check Zero’s fees in the agreement offered to you
  • No confirmed signup or referral cash reward
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Launch updates

  1. Juicyway’s first transaction

    The company’s payments story began with a $9 transfer.

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Source links

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