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DeCard by DCS, Coin 98 launch crypto card

It enables digital asset spending anywhere Visa is accepted.

DeCard by DCS has partnered with Coin98 to launch Coin98 Fusion Card, a payment solution enabling digital assets to be spent anywhere Visa is accepted.

The Coin98 Fusion Card enables crypto spending at over 150 million merchants worldwide, offering no conversion hassle, no OTC fees, and no additional apps, according to a press release by DCS and Coin98 published on 19 November 2025.

Users can sign up, top up, and spend directly from the Coin98 Super Wallet.

The card will first launch in APAC.

DeCard by DCS is a card brand for stablecoin spending, whilst Coin98 is a decentralized wallet.

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