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.
Read Solid Card reviews and guides covering fees, KYC, cashback, spending limits, supported assets, availability, and everyday use.
Solid Card →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.
Solid users can now download monthly statements or choose a custom date range under Profile → Statements to organize tax records, expenses and account paperwork.
Solid pays $25 in FUSE to each side of a qualifying referral. New users must spend $150 across 3 merchants and make another $10 purchase before payout.
Solid users can add backup passkeys, name login devices and remove old credentials. Test a backup on another device before removing the passkey used today.
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.
Solid combines USDC and USDT sends to four networks with spending insights and passkey controls. The planned Base deposit default is a separate change.
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.
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.
Wirex cardholders got a two-tap move from wallet to card. The card balance is a separate pot, and money parked there earns nothing until it is spent.
A Wirex partnership adds a second issuer alongside Rain. Country of residence decides which program issues the card, and limits follow the program.