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SAKUBIT

SAKUBIT Card

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.

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Dark teal SAKUBIT card concept with geometric QR-style shapes and 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

One email when it is ready

The current list collects interest in the platform. A card allocation or signup cash bonus is not described.

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Stablecoin income meets the QR code already on the counter

SAKUBIT is built by PT Digivana Solusi Digital, an Indonesian company within Digivana Group. The team’s starting point is the gap between being paid in stablecoins and buying something locally: selling on an exchange, transferring to a bank and only then making the purchase.

Its planned app brings QR payments, a card and cross-border accounts around one balance. The merchant would receive local currency while the customer spends stablecoins. The platform is aimed at fifteen markets, but that QR footprint is not a confirmed card-issuing country list.

The network roadmap puts Polygon PoS first, with other EVM networks, Solana and TRON planned. Full identity verification is required before a first payment. SAKUBIT describes licensed payment providers without naming a card issuer; its use of the Visa name describes the intended card network rather than a confirmed direct partnership.

Company & ecosystem

PT Digivana Solusi Digital

Product company

The Indonesian company building SAKUBIT.

Digivana Group

Company group

The group identified behind SAKUBIT on the company site.

Polygon PoS

Initial network plan

Listed as primary at launch; other supported-network entries remain planned.

CG perspective

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What this could unlock

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

Keep the same balance when payment habits change

A traveller might pay by local QR at one shop and use a card at the next. Drawing both from one balance could make stablecoin income more practical in places where QR is already the normal way to pay.

A shorter path from being paid to spending

For a freelancer paid in digital dollars, the interesting possibility is skipping repeated exchange-to-bank transfers. The final exchange rate, card charges and supported countries will decide how much of that convenience survives checkout.

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How to join

  1. 1

    Open SAKUBIT’s card page

    Choose Get early access or Join the waitlist.

  2. 2

    Leave your email

    The current list is for a launch notification.

  3. 3

    Check the card rollout

    Card pricing and issuing countries are due before launch.

After an invitationCheck the card-specific country list and charges. The QR-payment rate schedule does not establish all card costs.

What you’ll need

To join
Email address
Before paying
Full identity verification
Card application
Requirements to come
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Where and when

Platform target
First quarter 2027
Card release date
Separate schedule to come
Card countries
To be published before launch
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The card taking shape

Planned features and the details still to come.

Card direction
Contactless Visa spending
Balance
USDC or USDT
Other ways to pay
Local QR & cross-border transfers
Network rollout
Polygon PoS first; more networks planned
Card funding
Use the same stablecoin balance
Still to come 1 details
Card fees, rewards & issuer
To be announced

Reasons to follow

  • You earn in stablecoins and spend in local currency.
  • You travel in markets where QR payments are common.
  • You want a card and local payments around one balance.

Before you join

  • Q1 2027 is the platform target, not a separate card delivery date.
  • QR-market coverage does not establish card eligibility.
  • Card prices and the issuing partner are still to come.
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Launch updates

  1. Development and email signup

    The public site describes the product as in development.

  2. Q1 platform target

    The platform targets the first quarter; a separate card release date is still to come.

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