Bitcoin Debit Card News

Wirex first launched its crypto debit card in 2015 and currently claims over six million customers.

Binance didn’t reveal the exact reason behind the suspension but claimed it would only impact 1% of users in the affected regions.

Wirex cards may stop working in the European Economic Area, but funds held in the account are safe, the company said.

The EU Cryptopay cards may stop working soon as the Bank of Lithuania has revoked the EMI license of the app’s provider, UAB PayrNet.

Bybit is set to roll out Mastercard-powered debit cards, allowing users to pay for goods and services with cryptocurrency holdings.

Users can pay bills with cryptocurrency directly from their crypto wallet or using a payment processor acting as an online crypto payment gateway.

The American Express executive said that the firm is bullish on crypto and is actively working to incorporate more crypto-related services in the future.

Mastercard is angling to become the go-to for governments and private entities when testing and rolling out central bank digital currencies or stablecoins.

This spring, crypto-related transactions using Visa were a significant boost to the company’s cross-border volume, although this effect is beginning to wane.

Monobank is seeking approval from the National Bank of Ukraine to launch its Bitcoin debit card later this month.

Whitelisted Coinbase Card users will be able to use crypto to pay via Apple Pay and Google Pay while earning up to 4% in rebates.

StormX has quietly rallied more than 2,800% since February as the project's crypto rewards program and plans to launch a debit card bear fruit for early investors.

Cryptocurrency exchange platform and card issuer Crypto.com has partnered with Visa and plans to debut fiat lending.

Fiat-to-crypto on-ramp service provider Simplex has partnered with Visa to allow its client firms to issue crypto debit cards.

Swiss DeFi startup Eidoo partners with principal member of Visa Europe to issue a new Visa crypto debit card.