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Visa Crypto Card Spending Surges 525% in 2025 Amid Mainstream Adoption

Visa Crypto Card Spending Surges 525% in 2025 Amid Mainstream Adoption

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Global Cryptocurrency

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2026-01-05 10:21:02

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Cryptocurrency-linked payment cards on Visa's network recorded explosive growth in 2025, with transaction volume increasing 525% year-over-year. This surge reflects accelerating consumer adoption of digital assets for everyday purchases, signaling a pivotal shift toward crypto-fiat hybrid payment systems.

The data underscores Visa's strategic positioning at the intersection of traditional finance and blockchain technology. Major exchanges and wallet providers have driven this trend through white-labeled card programs that convert crypto to fiat at point-of-sale.

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