
According to public blockchain data, the total spending on cryptocurrency cards supporting Visa is expected to rise from $14.6 million in 2025 to $91.3 million, an increase of 525%. This growth rate far exceeds the conventional growth levels of the traditional payment industry, indicating that cryptocurrency payments are rapidly gaining popularity.
Especially in the context of the rise of stablecoins and the growth of encryption wallet users, encryption cards are becoming a daily consumption and cross-border payment tool for many users.
Several important changes have occurred in user behavior:
These changes signify that encryption assets are transitioning from “investment tools” to “financial tools.”
Behind the 525% surge in Visa encryption card spending is stablecoins becoming the “infrastructure” for on-chain payments.
The benefits of stablecoins include:
With the multi-chain expansion of stablecoins like USDC and USDT, users’ consumption experience has been further enhanced.
The category of consumption is expanding:
The popularity of encryption cards has made overseas payments more convenient and reduced exchange rate and transaction fee costs.
Visa encryption card spending surged by 525%. Insights for investors include:
In the coming years, on-chain payment is expected to become one of the most important applications of Web3.
Despite rapid growth, the industry still faces:
The industry needs to constantly enhance security and stability to allow encryption payments to truly enter the mainstream.
Visa encryption card spending surged by 525%, marking an important milestone for the encryption industry as it moves towards the mainstream. With the popularity of stablecoins, improved infrastructure, and expanded payment scenarios, encryption payments are expected to parallel or even integrate with traditional payments in the future, becoming an important component of the global financial system.











