Meet 4pay 💳
We help fintechs, startups & enterprises issue Visa & Mastercard virtual cards through a single API.
Instant issuance. Flexible spending limits. Crypto top-ups built in.
Card issuance, without the infrastructure headache.
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Virtual cards with controlled spending are becoming an important part of modern payment infrastructure. At 4Pay, we’re exploring branded virtual-card programs for platforms serving specific markets and use cases. Would Privacy be open to discussing a potential complementary program?
@kevinbai0 Agentic commerce with programmable cards and spend controls is a very interesting direction. At 4Pay, we’re exploring branded virtual-card programs for platforms that want to extend their payment capabilities. Would Slash be open to discussing a potential complementary program?
Visa cards with crypto payment functionality could make digital assets much more useful for everyday spending. At 4Pay, we’re exploring branded virtual-card programs for selected markets and user segments. Would InterLink be open to discussing a potential complementary card program?
@Dashpay Dash’s focus on self-custody and global payments aligns closely with the direction of crypto spending. Would the Dash ecosystem be open to exploring an additional branded virtual-card program for selected regions or user segments?
Stablecoin-backed cards that work online and in stores are making crypto payments much more practical. At 4Pay, we’re exploring branded virtual-card programs for platforms serving specific markets and user segments. Would 3EX be open to discussing a potential complementary card program?
Global card issuing across regions is exactly the kind of infrastructure that can unlock better access to crypto-powered spending. At 4Pay, we’re exploring branded virtual-card programs for platforms that want to extend their payment offering. Would Bridge be open to discussing a potential integration or complementary program?
@BingXOfficial@PabloMMonti BingX Card’s cashback, subscription rewards and wider availability make crypto spending more practical for everyday users.
Would BingX be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@Bybit_Official Bybit Card’s everyday payment use cases and integrations with major events show how crypto cards can reach mainstream users.
Would Bybit be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@binance Binance Card’s global crypto-to-spending model demonstrates how digital assets can be used seamlessly in everyday payments.
Would Binance be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
https://t.co/4DmQeT1L0d’s card programme demonstrates strong demand for crypto-funded spending across different markets and user segments.
Would https://t.co/4DmQeT1L0d be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@Gate Gate Card’s support for USDT, BTC, ETH and Apple Pay, combined with cashback, makes crypto spending highly accessible.
Would Gate be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@CryditCard Crydit’s instant virtual card for AI tools and everyday digital services shows a clear use case for fast crypto-funded payments.
Would Crydit be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@MEXC MEXC Card’s broad everyday-spending use cases and cashback model show strong demand for crypto-funded payments.
Would MEXC be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@waldenpay WaldenPay’s crypto-funded card makes it possible to use digital assets for everyday services that normally only accept Visa or Mastercard.
Would WaldenPay be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@column@USDC@solana Column’s stablecoin infrastructure, banking rails and stablecoin-backed cards show a strong B2B approach to modern payment services.
Would Column be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@BitPay BitPay’s ability to convert self-custody crypto into spendable funds through cards and bank rails shows strong practical utility.
Would BitPay be open to exploring an additional branded virtual-card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
Tazapay’s cross-border payments infrastructure could be a strong foundation for adding practical card-based spending to global payment flows.
Would Tazapay be open to exploring an additional branded virtual-card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@UPayOfficial_EN@kim_fenrir@Theblackkareem UPay’s crypto virtual card and in-app multi-asset funding make digital-asset spending accessible for everyday users.
Would UPay be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
@Tangem@lifiprotocol Tangem Pay’s support for USDT and USDC top-ups across multiple networks makes crypto-funded spending much more accessible.
Would Tangem be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?
Ethena Pay’s combination of card cashback, stablecoin accounts, fiat IBANs and global transfers creates a compelling all-in-one payment experience.
Would Ethena Pay be open to exploring an additional branded card programme or issuing partnership for new regions and customer segments?