Gnosis Pay Nears $200M in Tracked Card Spend on Paymentscan

Paymentscan posted that Gnosis Pay cards have crossed roughly $200M in all-time card spend. Its data page, checked for this article, shows $199.3M in total tracked volume, 3.69M transactions and 43,038 addresses.

The chart counts spends, not top-ups

Paymentscan labels the Gnosis Pay chart as spends only, not top-ups. That matters because a top-up can overstate real card usage if money later leaves by another route. A spend-only chart is closer to consumer card activity, although it is still an indexed data view rather than Gnosis Pay's own financial reporting.

The same page shows monthly data from January 2024 through August 2026. The largest recent months were above $10M during parts of 2025, while August 2026 was listed at $5.92M at the time checked.

The volume reads as an infrastructure signal

Gnosis Pay is not just another custodial exchange card. The Paymentscan page describes Gnosis Pay as powering partner cards such as Picnic, Zeal and Rebind, while the card experience remains tied to a self-custodial Safe-style setup. That makes the volume useful as an infrastructure signal: people are not only topping up an account, they are using partner cards for actual merchant spend.

For users comparing crypto cards, the number does not answer fees, KYC or reward quality by itself. It does suggest that the Gnosis Pay stack has moved beyond a small experiment. The practical question is still which frontend offers the cleanest onboarding, card support and reporting.

The caveat before reading it as adoption

Paymentscan's methodology says it indexes onchain card activity and verifies tracking approaches with issuers where possible. It also notes that different cards may be tracked at spend, clearing, settlement or top-up level. For Gnosis Pay, the current page is marked spends only, which is the right side of that distinction, but address counts can still be messy because one user may interact through more than one wallet or chain.

That is the useful read: Gnosis Pay is close to a $200M spend-data milestone, but the headline is about tracked payment infrastructure, not a promise that the Gnosis Card is the best fit for every user.

Sources: Paymentscan Gnosis Pay data, Paymentscan methodology, X trigger.