Falcon Card is live.
Collateral → USDf → real-world payment.
Mint USDf with eligible collateral or get it through supported markets, then load it onto your Falcon Card for everyday spending.
The stack is complete.
Get it here: https://t.co/xerdelRgLO
Falcon Card is live.
Collateral → USDf → real-world payment.
Mint USDf with eligible collateral or get it through supported markets, then load it onto your Falcon Card for everyday spending.
The stack is complete.
Get it here: https://t.co/xerdelRgLO
Interesting fact:
of ~$390B in stablecoin payments a year, only ~1% ($4.5B) is cards.
The rest is mostly B2B, remittances, treasury.
Everyday spend is still the outer ring.
We're early.
Something we keep coming back to with yield-bearing stablecoins and synthetic dollars:
It’s a two-engine market now, roughly half of what’s tracked is Treasury/RWA-backed, and the other half is DeFi-native.
Falcon works across both.
You can mint USDf on eligible crypto and tokenized RWA, and stake into sUSDf for protocol yield generated from market strategies on top of a multi-asset reserve base.
Something we keep coming back to with yield-bearing stablecoins and synthetic dollars:
It’s a two-engine market now, roughly half of what’s tracked is Treasury/RWA-backed, and the other half is DeFi-native.
Falcon works across both.
You can mint USDf on eligible crypto and tokenized RWA, and stake into sUSDf for protocol yield generated from market strategies on top of a multi-asset reserve base.
We took Falcon Card out for a little day trip!
Matcha cafe, vending machine, convenience store... just tap your phone.
If you’ve been using Falcon Card too, we’d love to see it! :)