Tracked crypto card spending has climbed past $1 billion, according to CoinDesk, marking a sharp rise in card-based crypto payments over the past year. The report says volume more than tripled during that period, showing faster adoption of crypto-linked cards in consumer transactions.
Stablecoins accounted for most of that activity. USDC and USDT funded more than 70% of total spending, pointing to their growing role as payment rails rather than only trading instruments. The spending mix also shifted toward everyday use. Users increasingly paid for groceries, rides and subscription services, suggesting that crypto card usage is moving beyond niche or purely digital purchases into routine household spending.
Tracked crypto card spending has topped $1 billion, CoinDesk reported, with card volume more than tripling over the past year.
USDC and USDT funded more than 70% of that spending. Users increasingly used crypto cards for everyday purchases, including groceries, rides and subscriptions.
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