Hardware wallet maker Tangem said demand for crypto cards may be stronger in regions where access is more difficult. The company also said it is expanding its self-custody payment service through Visa. The update was carried by Techub News, citing Cointelegraph. No additional rollout details, markets, or timing beyond the statement were disclosed in the source provided. The report centers on two points: a mismatch between demand and access, and Tangem’s move to broaden payment functionality tied to self-custody. Tangem was identified in the source as a hardware wallet manufacturer, while Visa was named as the payment network involved in the expansion.
Hardware wallet maker Tangem said demand for crypto cards may be stronger in regions where access is more difficult.
The company also said it is expanding its self-custody payment service through Visa.
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