Crypto Solutions

Crypto Card Development

A crypto card is a payments product wearing a crypto badge. The hard parts are authorisation latency, conversion at the moment of spend, and passing a card scheme audit — not the artwork on the plastic. We build for those first.

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Crypto Card Development

What We Build For Card Programmes

The platform between your users' balances and the card network.

Issuing Integration

Connected to your BIN sponsor or issuer-processor, handling card creation, activation, replacement and lifecycle events.

Authorisation Service

The service that answers approve-or-decline in the milliseconds the scheme allows, including balance and limit checks.

Conversion Engine

Crypto to fiat at authorisation, with your spread, liquidity routing and a quote that survives settlement.

Card App

iOS and Android app for freezing cards, viewing transactions, managing limits and adding cards to Apple or Google Pay.

KYC & Onboarding

Tiered verification, sanctions screening and address checks matched to the requirements of your issuer.

Ledger & Reconciliation

Double-entry ledger reconciling authorisations, settlements, refunds and chargebacks against on-chain movements.

Programme Features

01

Freeze and unfreeze

Instant card locking from the app, applied at the authorisation layer rather than after the fact.

02

Spend controls

Per-transaction, daily and monthly limits, plus merchant category and country restrictions.

03

Cashback and rewards

Rule-based rewards paid in your token or in stablecoin, with the accrual visible per transaction.

04

Instant notifications

Push at authorisation with merchant, amount, converted amount and the rate applied.

05

Multi-currency balances

Users hold several assets and set the spend priority, with automatic fallback when one runs short.

06

Operations console

Dispute handling, manual adjustments with reason codes and a full audit trail for your compliance team.

Who We Build Crypto Products For

Exchanges, wallets, payment businesses and fintechs moving real value on chain — where custody, compliance and reconciliation matter as much as the interface.

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Crypto exchanges
Wallet providers
Card programmes
Neobanks & fintech
Payment processors
Custodians
DeFi protocols
Compliance-led operators
Remittance businesses

Crypto Engineering Capabilities

Moving real value on chain leaves no room for approximation. This is the engineering underneath.

Key management

MPC, multi-sig and HSM-backed signing, with recovery designed before any interface work begins.

Double-entry ledgers

On-chain movements reconciled against an internal ledger daily, with alerts on any mismatch.

Audited contract paths

Anything that touches funds reviewed externally before it reaches mainnet.

Multi-chain support

EVM chains, Solana, Bitcoin and Cosmos behind one interface rather than a fork per network.

Compliance hooks

Screening, KYC tiers and transaction monitoring built into the flow, not bolted on afterwards.

On-chain monitoring

Abnormal flow and oracle deviation alerting from the first block after deployment.

How A Card Programme Gets Built

The integration constraints come from your issuer, so we start there.

Partner mapping

We work through your BIN sponsor, processor and liquidity provider capabilities before designing anything.

Core services

Ledger, authorisation and conversion built and tested against the processor sandbox.

Apps and console

Cardholder apps and the operations back office, built on the proven core.

Certification

Scheme and processor certification, then a staged launch starting with virtual cards.

Take A Card Programme Live

Tell us who your issuing partner is and what the card should do — we will map the build and where the real constraints sit.

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FAQs

Crypto Card Questions

Everything you need to know about our crypto solutions work.

No. You bring the issuer, BIN sponsor or processor relationship and we build the platform that integrates with them. We can tell you what to ask a prospective partner for, since their API decides a great deal about what your product can do.

We design so that card data never touches your servers — the processor's tokenisation and hosted PAN display handle it. That keeps your programme in the smallest possible PCI scope, which is far cheaper to maintain.

Functionally yes, though what actually happens is a conversion at authorisation. The user experience is spending BTC or USDT; the settlement to the scheme is in fiat. We make the rate and spread explicit in the app.

Yes. Virtual cards usually launch first because they need no logistics, with physical issuance, delivery tracking and activation added once the programme is proven.