Base Settled 27.5% of September Onchain Card Spending
Paymentscan records $225.3M on Base out of $819.8M in September onchain card spending. Polygon's lower share did not mean its dollar volume fell.
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BVNK Adds Plasma for Deel Stablecoin Payouts
BVNK now supports Plasma, with Deel using the network for worker payouts. Zero network fees do not establish the total cost of receiving or converting wages.
Pulsar Adds Starknet Deposits and Card Top-Ups
Pulsar now connects Starknet deposits to card top-ups and outgoing Starknet transfers. The integration does not make every token or deposit network interchangeable.
Rain and Oobit Give AI Purchases Single-Use Cards
Oobit requires approval for every AI payment and issues a card that cannot be reused. Rain adds spending limits and optional merchant restrictions.
Solid Raises Prime to 70,000 FUSE and Ultra to 600,000
Solid is moving Prime from 50,000 to 70,000 FUSE and Ultra from 400,000 to 600,000. Token quantities rise by 40% and 50%; their dollar costs remain variable.
Sovrae Virtual Adds Higher Limits and a $29 Upgrade
The new $89 Sovrae Virtual has limits up to $80,000 per transaction and $1M daily. Existing holders can upgrade for $29 through 31 October.
Avici Dinner Draw Caps 10 Winners at $50 Each
Avici's dining draw gives each person one entry and up to $50 in USDC. More payments do not improve the odds; payout waits for verification and settlement.
MiniPay Lowers Boost Rewards, Keeps the Campaign Running
MiniPay lowered the Boost rewards paid on 10 October. Boost still pays up to 2% of wallet balance per week, and the actual daily rate varies.
Pulsar Pro Doubles October Points; Full Refunds Cost 125 per $1
Pulsar Pro advertises 4% card and 8% subscription rewards for October. Points cost more per dollar when used to refund a whole transaction.
SolCard Adds 2 New Drops; Entries Are Spent When Joining
SolCard's new prize draws use entries earned from approved card purchases. Committed entries are consumed, and other entrants can dilute the winning odds.