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2026-09-30 10:18:17

WasabiCard rolls out AI subscription cards, excludes mainland China applicants for now

WasabiCard has launched a range of AI subscription cards aimed at companies and teams managing global payments for AI tools. According to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher, the cards support subscription payment scenarios for mainstream AI applications including OpenAI and Claude. The company said its card-based payment setup is designed to give businesses more flexibility in handling AI service procurement and expense management across different teams, projects, and business lines. Beyond AI subscriptions, WasabiCard said it also supports bulk card issuance for enterprises, budget management, and the opening of multi-currency accounts. The product can also be used in other business payment scenarios such as advertising, travel, payroll, and e-commerce subscriptions. The company said businesses can assign payment permissions and budget limits by department, employee, or specific use case, with the goal of improving oversight of AI-related spending and making fund usage more transparent. WasabiCard also noted that its related products are not currently open to enterprise or individual applicants in mainland China.

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2026-09-03 07:39:08

WasabiCard expands stablecoin payment rails for global payroll and creator payouts

WasabiCard said it is extending its stablecoin-based payment infrastructure to the global creator economy, targeting businesses operating across more than 200 countries and regions. The company said its unified platform and API can handle bulk payouts, local fiat settlement, direct bank transfers, card spending and transaction management across markets. The supported use cases include payroll for regional teams, payments to streamers and signed creators, commissions and revenue sharing for creator and affiliate networks, service fees for production crews and contractors, and day-to-day business spending such as travel, equipment, software, advertising and content production. Companies can fund eligible payments with stablecoins and initiate bulk disbursements through the WasabiCard platform or API. Funds can then be converted into supported local fiat currencies based on the recipient’s market and settled directly into bank accounts held in the recipient’s own name. WasabiCard said it currently supports cross-border payouts in more than 30 fiat currencies and offers both virtual and physical cards in supported markets. Co-founder and CEO Ray Yang said the company aims to connect the flexibility of moving funds globally with stablecoins to local payment infrastructure that can deliver money to specific people and business workflows.

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2026-08-27 10:41:44

WasabiCard updates Web3 payroll product to connect stablecoin funds with local fiat payments

WasabiCard has upgraded its Web3 payroll solution, according to a Techub News brief citing Crypto.news. The company said the product is designed to help Web3 businesses simplify global payroll distribution. The updated setup links on-chain stablecoin funds, local fiat payouts, and card payments into one payroll workflow. It is aimed at teams spread across different countries and time zones, offering what WasabiCard described as an integrated compensation management service. The announcement, as carried by Techub, did not include additional product details, launch timing, supported regions, or supported currencies. The core point of the upgrade is the connection between crypto-native funding rails and local payment methods for cross-border payroll use cases in Web3.

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2026-08-24 05:24:39

WasabiCard adds global remittance service with support for 30-plus fiat currencies

WasabiCard has rolled out a global remittance service that supports more than 30 fiat currencies and targets businesses, fintech platforms, and internet-native companies seeking cross-border payouts and bulk fund distribution. According to ChainCatcher, eligible payment rails can settle in real time or on a T+0 basis. The service uses stablecoins as the funding allocation and settlement layer, linking the traditional banking system with local payment networks. After completing the required KYC or KYB review, users can deposit USDT into a WasabiCard account and use the remittance function to convert the stablecoin into a selected fiat currency, with funds sent in real time to a bank card account under the user’s own name. In corporate treasury management and fund collection scenarios, eligible businesses can also receive payments through a corporate bank account. Companies can initiate payouts to employees, contractors, suppliers, creators, affiliate partners, and platform merchants through a unified management dashboard or API. Core functions include bulk payments, smart routing, transparent exchange rates and fees, payment status tracking, and financial reconciliation.

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2026-08-13 09:02:41

WasabiCard rolls out global payroll distribution product for cross-border teams

WasabiCard has introduced a payroll and fund distribution solution aimed at companies managing teams across multiple countries. The company says the product is built to connect traditional financial rails with digital payment infrastructure, giving businesses a way to handle salary payouts and broader fund transfers for overseas employees, contractors, freelancers, creators and partners. According to the announcement, the platform supports distribution across 200+ countries and regions and offers settlement in 30+ local currencies. WasabiCard also says businesses can issue virtual and physical cards, use a unified platform or API for batch payments, and track payment progress and fund flows through a centralized backend. The company frames the offering as a response to the growing mismatch between globally distributed hiring and legacy banking-based payroll systems. WasabiCard co-founder and CEO Ray Yang said companies are no longer looking only for cross-border remittance tools, but for underlying infrastructure that can support global operations and adapt as businesses expand. Beyond payroll, the company said its payment stack is also designed for card issuance, cross-border payouts and global remittance use cases tied to ad spending, SaaS subscriptions, the creator economy, fintech and internet-native businesses.

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2026-07-22 06:00:02

WasabiCard to Attend Wiki Finance EXPO Hong Kong 2026

Wiki Finance EXPO Hong Kong 2026 is scheduled to take place in Hong Kong on July 23-24, 2026, bringing together fintech companies, digital asset platforms, and industry participants from around the world to discuss fintech trends and the development of the digital asset ecosystem. WasabiCard, which describes itself as a stablecoin-powered global payment infrastructure platform, said it will attend the event and use the occasion to exchange views with global partners on practical use cases for stablecoin payments in international business operations. The company said its services cover more than 200 countries and regions and support more than 30 major cryptocurrencies. WasabiCard also said it combines KYB, KYC, KYT, and AML procedures in a full-process compliance and risk-control framework designed to build secure, reliable, and efficient global fund flows for enterprises. According to the company, joining the Hong Kong expo is both an opportunity to connect with fintech and digital asset industry partners and a step toward expanding its global ecosystem partnerships and brand presence.

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2026-07-16 05:55:28

WasabiCard and WIDTH hold compliance-focused stablecoin payments event in Hong Kong

Global stablecoin payment infrastructure platform WasabiCard and WIDTH co-hosted the CCO Leadership Edition in Hong Kong, bringing together executives and specialists from digital assets, payments, fintech, and regulatory compliance. The discussion centered on changes in global regulation, the development of stablecoin payments, and how companies are handling compliance in practice. The event came as Hong Kong’s Web3 ecosystem continues to develop and its digital asset regulatory framework becomes more defined. Topics highlighted in the discussion included the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s stablecoin licensing regime, the Travel Rule, anti-money laundering requirements, and KYT. According to the event summary, companies are placing more attention on building payment infrastructure that combines global payment reach, risk controls, and compliance capabilities to support stablecoin payments at scale. WasabiCard said future competition in stablecoin payments will depend less on payment speed alone and more on whether firms can build infrastructure that covers global compliance, risk management, and cross-border payment networks.

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2026-07-10 20:26:13

WasabiCard Says It Has No Connection to Wasabi Protocol or Wallet

WasabiCard issued a security statement saying it operates independently from Wasabi Protocol, Wasabi Wallet, and related projects, while highlighting its partnerships on key security, auditing, and compliance measures.

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