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You have $100,000 in USDC and try to buy a $50,000 watch. 9 of 12 popular crypto cards will decline on the spot. Having $100,000 sitting in your card wallet does not mean the card will let you spend $50,000 in one tap. Most cards hard-cap a single swipe or lock you behind a hidden default slider long before Visa ever sees the payment. Here is what happens when you tap for $50,000 across 12 crypto cards. Group 1: The $50,000 swipe goes through 1. @SolidYield: up to ~$750,000 per transaction Spending limits scale with your spendable balance up to roughly $750,000 in a single purchase. Swipes above ~$250,000 can trigger an extra verification step from Visa. 2. @RedotPay: $100,000 per transaction / $1,000,000 per day The card limit table allows $100,000 on a single purchase and $1,000,000 a day, as long as you did not set a lower per-purchase cap inside the app. (Watch the fee though: a $50,000 USD swipe from crypto still costs 1% conversion, or $500.) 3. @KASTxyz: no fixed transaction cap KAST sets no preset per-transaction, daily, or monthly card spending limit on any tier. You can spend up to your available balance, though a $50,000 swipe can still be flagged for a manual compliance or fraud check. Group 2: It declines unless you change a setting or pay for a higher tier first 4. @ether_fi Cash: declines at $5,000 by default Out of the box, every ether.fi card defaults to a $5,000 daily card limit, and the account-wide Vault defaults to a $10,000 daily and $10,000 monthly limit. Whichever limit is lower wins. Unless you manually open Settings and raise both the Card limit and the Vault limit before you walk into the store, a $50,000 swipe fails immediately. 5. @Tangem Pay: declines on Basic ($10,000/day), passes on Plus ($50,000/day) On the free Basic plan, daily card spending stops at $10,000. To clear a $50,000 purchase in one day, you have to be on the Plus plan ($29.99/month), where the daily POS limit is $50,000. Group 3: Hard decline at the terminal, no matter how much USDC you hold 6. @wirexapp: capped at €30,000 per purchase Virtual, Plastic, and Metal cards all cap a single purchase at €30,000 (and €30,000/month on Virtual and Plastic, €75,000/month on Metal). Only Metal cardholders can request a custom limit increase in advance. 7. @cryptocom: capped at $25,000 / €25,000 per day and per month Even on Obsidian, the Prepaid Visa Card caps POS purchases at $25,000 (or €25,000 in Europe) per day and per month, and the card itself cannot hold a balance above $25,000 / €25,000. 8. @MetaMask Card: capped at $10,000 (Free) or $20,000 (Metal) The free virtual card stops at $10,000 per transaction ($15,000/day). Paying $199/year for Metal raises that to $20,000 per transaction ($30,000/day). A $50,000 swipe still fails. 9. @Nexo: capped at €10,000 / £9,000 per transaction and per day Standard Nexo Card limits stop at €10,000 (or £9,000) per single purchase and per day, with a €60,000 monthly ceiling. To get higher card limits, you have to qualify for Nexo Private ($100,000+ portfolio) and get custom terms. 10. @Bybit_Official (EEA): capped at €5,000 to €15,000 per day Tier 1 stops at €5,000/day (€10,000/month), Tier 2 stops at €10,000/day (€25,000/month), and even Tier 3 stops at €15,000/day (€50,000/month). 11. @Krak (EEA / UK): capped at €6,000 / £5,000 per transaction Krak allows €12,000/day in the EEA and £22,000/day in the UK, but caps any single swipe at €6,000 or £5,000. 12. @gnosispay: capped at €/£/$5,000 per transaction Hard cap of 5,000 EURe, GBPe, or USDCe per single purchase and 8,000 per 24 hours. 3 things I check before making a 5-figure payment on a crypto card: 1. The two-slider trap: on self-custody cards like ether.fi or MetaMask, you often have both a per-card limit in the app and a vault or token spending approval on-chain. If either one sits at its default, the terminal declines. 2. Per-swipe vs daily cap: Krak in the UK allows £22,000 a day, but only £5,000 in a single swipe. You cannot pay a £15,000 invoice in one charge unless the merchant splits it into three payments. 3. The conversion fee on size: 1% crypto conversion feels invisible on a $4 coffee. On a $50,000 watch, 1% is $500 gone in a single tap. What is the biggest single purchase you have ever cleared on a crypto card? cardmap.org

This is what happens when your project becomes a Crypto Card Fuse built the @SolidYield card and tied $FUSE to its tiers: you lock FUSE to get the top ones. The token did 7x from its August low Stablecoins, Crypto Cards, crypto neobanks, fintech Bullish on all of it

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🔐 Your Solid account is more secure than ever. Every passkey on your account, now in one place. What you can do: • Add a backup, so losing your phone never locks you out. • See and name every device that can sign in. • Remove passkeys you no longer use. Your private key stays in your device's keychain. Solid never has it. 👉 Open Solid → Settings → Security → Passkeys to add your backup

What's next. The onchain business is restructuring fast. Real-world adoption is accelerating, while a lot of teams are shutting down, especially in the L2 space. Fuse is doubling down on its L1.

Paying with a Crypto Card in Europe? Pick the local currency, EUR here USD means the terminal converts at its own rate, 6% markup included

This isn't a bull market pump but evidence of real and consistent growth in product, users and TVL on chain at @Fuse_network and through @SolidYield. +20% Year to Date on fuse-network-token:native is testament to how the L1+consumer neobank+agents full stack is capturing the market.