Imagine this scenario: using BNB on your phone to pay for your morning Starbucks, completing the transaction with a swipe, and still receiving an 8% cashback in your account. It sounds like a vision of the future, but it’s already a reality.

A leading exchange founder has reignited a crypto debit card project after years, partnering with an international card organization to launch this product. The emergence of this card is gradually bridging the gap between crypto assets and everyday spending.

Digital assets like BNB and BTC in your account are no longer just fluctuating numbers on a trading panel. From now on, they can be quickly settled at millions of merchants worldwide, automatically converted into fiat currency. You receive the goods, and the merchant receives stable fiat. The entire process is seamless.

There are several core highlights to this card product’s return. First is global coverage—integrated with major international payment networks, meaning it can be used wherever these card organizations are accepted. Second is conversion efficiency—when you press confirm, cryptocurrencies are automatically exchanged into fiat at real-time prices, with no risk for merchants. Third is the incentive mechanism—pay with BNB to earn up to 8% cashback, truly unlocking the real value of holding tokens.

In a sense, this is not just the launch of a new card product but a critical leap in the transformation of core crypto assets from mere trading tools into actual payment methods.

Why is this moment so important? The attempt to bring cryptocurrencies into the payments space has been ongoing for a long time, but few solutions can fully connect on-chain assets to offline commerce, solving the three major challenges of fiat currency exchange, risk isolation, and user experience. The launch of this product marks that the path has been paved—not just theoretically possible, but already in large-scale application.