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Junction

Junction Card

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.

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Red Junction card concept with a gold chip and white Visa lettering
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Last checked Nov 2, 2026
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What joining early gets you

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Launch notification

Hear when the card opens

The page invites people to join its waitlist. It does not publish queue priority or a cash signup reward.

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An onchain trading interface looks beyond the trading screen

Junction builds an interface and developer tools that connect several kinds of onchain activity. Its company page describes swaps and bridges routed through services including 1inch and LiFi, perpetual trading through Hyperliquid, and lending vaults through Morpho.

The planned card would give that activity an everyday destination: fund the card from a Junction balance, then pay in a shop or online. The card page describes virtual and physical formats, with Apple Pay and Google Pay planned for the virtual version.

Junction’s service terms identify Junction Pte (BVI) Ltd as the operator. Those platform terms are useful background, but they do not name the future card issuer. The protocols and services connected to Junction’s trading tools are also not automatically partners in the card programme.

Company & ecosystem

Junction

App & developer tools

Brings cross-chain operations, trading and earning tools into a common interface.

1inch, LiFi & Hyperliquid

Connected trading services

Named integrations in the wider Junction product; not evidence of card issuance or sponsorship.

Morpho

Lending ecosystem

The source of vault integrations described by Junction, separate from the future card terms.

CG perspective

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What this could unlock

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

Give an onchain balance another use

For someone already using Junction, a card could remove a separate transfer into another spending app. The practical test is whether topping up remains simple after conversion charges and card settlement rules are explained.

A payment endpoint for a connected finance app

Junction’s developer tools already connect wallets and protocols. Card spending could become another destination inside that interface. There is no need to assume every trading or lending balance will be spendable until the card’s funding rules arrive.

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How to join

  1. 1

    Open the Junction card page

    Use the dedicated card section in the app.

  2. 2

    Choose Join the waitlist

    Follow the form shown by Junction; account or wallet requirements may be presented there.

  3. 3

    Look for the card terms

    Wait for the issuer, country list and charges before committing funds for the card.

After an invitationCheck the permitted funding assets, conversion costs and card issuer. Platform trading fees do not establish the card’s price.

What you’ll need

To get started
Join through the card page
Application & identity checks
Requirements to come
Deposit at signup
No card requirement published
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Where and when

Launch date
To be announced
Issuing countries
To be announced

Worldwide merchant acceptance does not establish who can apply.

Right now
Card waitlist
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The card taking shape

Planned features and the details still to come.

Payment network
Visa
Formats
Virtual & physical
Mobile wallets
Apple Pay & Google Pay planned
Funding direction
Crypto and stablecoins from Junction
Still to come 2 details
FX, rewards & limits
Card-specific terms to come
Card issuer
To be announced

Reasons to follow

  • You already use Junction’s onchain tools.
  • You would like to spend from the same app as you trade.
  • You want to follow a virtual and physical card rollout.

Before you join

  • The card’s country list is not yet published.
  • Trading integrations do not identify the card issuer.
  • The waitlist does not yet describe a priority or reward scheme.
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Launch updates

  1. Card waitlist is advertised

    The app’s card section still describes the product as coming soon.

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