Falcon Finance has launched the USDf Card, opening access to verified users across more than 90 jurisdictions. The card allows users to pay with USDf for online purchases, at physical stores, and through selected mobile wallets. Falcon said nUSDf, its overcollateralized synthetic dollar, can be minted by depositing approved collateral or acquired on the secondary market and then transferred to the card. On fees, the company said the card carries no annual fee and no additional transaction charges, though foreign exchange-related costs may still apply in some cases. The launch adds a payments use case for Falcon Finance users who already hold or mint nUSDf within the protocol.
Falcon Finance has launched the USDf Card for verified users in more than 90 jurisdictions.
The card can be used to pay with USDf for online purchases, in physical stores, and through selected mobile wallets. Falcon said nUSDf, its overcollateralized synthetic dollar, can be minted by depositing approved collateral or bought on the secondary market and then transferred to the card.
The company said the card has no annual fee and no extra transaction fees, although foreign exchange-related charges may apply.
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