BitPay Adds Crypto Purchases Inside Checkout
BitPay lets shoppers buy extra crypto through on-ramp partners during checkout to complete a merchant payment in the same flow. Not available in the UK.
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Haven All Black Card Batch 4 Is Open
Haven All Black Card batch 4 is open, with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Card Points on every purchase; non-USD payments carry a 2% foreign exchange fee.
MetaMask Money Account: up to 6% APY until November 12
MetaMask Money Account pays up to 6% APY until November 12, then up to 4%. Rates are variable, not guaranteed; mUSD can fund MetaMask Card spending.
Solid Joins Paymentscan With Over $750K in Card Volume
Solid Card is now listed on Paymentscan with public onchain card and user metrics, reporting over $750K in card volume since its September 2026 launch.
RedotPay Pro Costs $12.90 a Month or $129 a Year
RedotPay Pro costs $12.90 a month or $129 a year, adding cashback on eligible Apple Pay and Google Pay purchases plus conditional card and ATM fee waivers.
SolCard Launches SOLC Staking With 4 Card Benefit Tiers
SolCard SOLC staking adds 4 card benefit tiers, from extra Drops entries to spending rewards. Issuance waivers, monthly caps and claim rules vary by tier.
Pulsar Adds Top-Ups From Another Card
Pulsar now accepts top-ups from another card. Rewards come from Pulsar Card spending, not from the top-up itself.
ether.fi Cash Adds PDF and CSV Account Statements
ether.fi now offers account statements for personal and business accounts, with PDF or CSV downloads available through Transaction history → Export.
Plasma One Records $100M in Combined Ramp Volume
Plasma One recorded $100M in combined on-ramp and off-ramp volume from 4 June to 19 October 2026.
Rain powers Gokubu Visa card with GKU rewards
Rain powers Gokubu’s Visa card: free Basic earns 2% GKU; Premium costs $9.99/month and earns 6% on the first $2,000 of eligible monthly spending, then 2%.