Altitude Adds Card Statements and Financial Documents
Altitude adds 6 downloadable document types, including card statements. Separate PDF records from CSV transaction data when reconciling business spending.
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Ethena Pay Card referral code
Ethena Pay referral codes pay the referrer a standard $30 in AVAX after KYC and a qualifying activity; the new user gets no separate bonus by default.
Solid Adds Named USD Accounts for ACH and Wire Funding
Solid's new USD accounts convert ACH and wire deposits to USDC without a spread, but a $10 opening charge and tier-based deposit fees still apply.
Tria Lite Adds $20 Annual Fee and Higher Cashback Allowance
Tria Lite pays 1.5% on the first $1,000 of eligible monthly spending, then 0.5%. The new $20 annual fee changes the calculation for light users.
Infini Card Drops the $10 Opening Fee on the First Card
Infini waives the $10 opening fee on one first card per account; a $10 top-up still goes to the card balance. Pro and Max earn up to 3%, Lite 0%.
Hyperbeat Card Cashback Follows 30-Day Trading Volume
Hyperbeat Card cashback runs from 3% to 12% based on rolling 30-day Liquid Banking trading volume and is paid in HYPE; volume bands are unpublished.
Kripicard USDT Virtual Cards for Facebook, Google and TikTok Ads
Kripicard virtual cards pay Facebook, Google and TikTok ads with USDT; a 4% funding fee, a $5 issuance fee and a $150,000 monthly limit apply.
Pulsar Plans Card Top-Ups and Withdrawals Through Fast
Pulsar plans to add card top-ups, deposits and withdrawals through the Fast network, but has not published a launch date, fees or coverage.
Tria Adds XRP Ledger for Card Top-Ups and Trading Accounts
Tria Card top-ups now accept XRP, RLUSD and USDC on the native XRP Ledger; activation and token reserves keep at least 1 XRP locked in the account.
Avici pays up to 10% in Korea for 48 hours, capped at $50
Signature earns 10% and Platinum 5% on in-person purchases in South Korea, paid in ANSEM, with a USD 50 per-user cap and a budget that can end it early.