Solid Adds Cross-Chain Sends and Card Account Controls
Solid combines USDC and USDT sends to four networks with spending insights and passkey controls. The planned Base deposit default is a separate change.
Guides and insights on crypto cards: fees, KYC requirements, no-KYC options, virtual vs physical cards, and how to spend crypto in daily life.
Solid combines USDC and USDT sends to four networks with spending insights and passkey controls. The planned Base deposit default is a separate change.
Bitget Wallet Card APAC charges a 0.05%–0.2% conversion fee even in USD; non-USD spending adds 1.7%, leaving about $0.10–$0.25 of a 2% reward per $100.
Bitget Wallet Card returns a $49 physical-card fee through 3 qualifying referrals. Each friend must link a code, activate a virtual card and make a purchase.
Bitget Wallet Card has country-specific spending thresholds for 3% assetback. Qualifying purchases earlier in the month count, but reward caps still apply.
Brave Rewards Card has passed 200,000 waitlist signups before launch; the issuer, launch countries and BAT reward rate are still unpublished.
Ether.fi, Plasma One and Ethena Pay pay cashback that card fees may not cover. Lending, vaults and membership fees can fund the gap.
Lava accepts MXN through SPEI from 50 MXN with no transfer fee. Deposits become dollars, while bank withdrawals remain limited to USD and EUR.
Nexo now supports ZEC for buying, swapping, collateral borrowing and Nexo Card spending. Debit Mode spends the ZEC; Credit Mode borrows against it.
Solid's Wirex cards can spend EURC on Base without a currency conversion. A euro balance short by €0.01 can send the whole purchase back to dollars.
Tangem Pay's physical cards add store and ATM access. Delivery costs $15.63–$63.45 on Basic, and replacing a card closes the old one immediately.