How NEXA Payment Card Connects the Crypto World with Daily Spending — Over $90,000 Raised in the Second Phase of Presale Financing

LiquidityWitch · 2025-12-18T16:00:10+00:00

NEXA Payment Card allows users to spend cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies at over 33 million merchants worldwide, supporting transactions of up to $150,000, lowering credit check barriers, enhancing security, promoting the integration of crypto and traditional payments, and representing the development trend of Web3.

LiquidityWitch

2025-12-18 16:00:10

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【Crypto World】Imagine being able to buy coffee and pay rent directly with cryptocurrency — this is no longer a fantasy. The NEXA payment card is making this a reality.

This is a rechargeable Mastercard/Visa card with a simple core concept: whether you top up with fiat currency or crypto assets, you can make one-click payments at over 33 million merchants worldwide. For users who frequently cross borders or want seamless switching between digital assets, this instant settlement experience is truly appealing.

Key points include: single transactions support up to 15,000 USD in large operations, covering both individual and business users. The threshold is low — no traditional credit checks are required, which is especially friendly for users in regions with weak credit systems. Security is also a focus, with the platform emphasizing this as a selling point.

Currently, NEXA is in the second phase of its pre-sale, having raised $96,000. Although the funding scale is not large yet, this direction (crypto + traditional payment integration) indeed represents the trend of Web3 adoption.

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TradFiRefugee

· 2025-12-21 15:08

Wow, a single transaction limit of $150,000? If this can really be implemented, cross-border payments will explode. --- Another project raising 90,000 dollars, this financing speed is really just average... --- No credit review needed? What about risk control, are they really willing to take that risk? --- The path of crypto payment cards really needs to take off, can the regulations of various countries agree? That's the key. --- Using crypto to buy coffee sounds great, but can you really talk about the fees, brother? --- I've heard of NEXA, but it still feels too niche, will it survive until next year? --- If you can really use crypto to swipe a card for purchases, that's absurd, the fiat link finally has progress. --- It's just the honeymoon period for the first 20,000 users, once the scale increases, various problems will arise. --- Seamless switching of digital assets sounds tempting, but there are definitely pitfalls in terms of fees and exchange rates.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 2025-12-20 12:18

Another payment card... Will it survive the third stage this time? --- $150,000 single transaction? Sounds good, but what happens when it actually comes to withdrawals? --- No credit check sounds great, but how is the risk control handled... --- Raising only $96,000? Wake up, everyone. --- Crypto payments have been talked about so many times, but they always die at the last mile. --- The card can be a card, but I'm worried it's just another air project. --- MasterCard/Visa endorsement is somewhat interesting, but the real question is how long it can last. --- Why does it feel like there's a new card every quarter... --- Can it really be used at convenience stores? I haven't seen it myself. --- Pre-sale of $96,000 and rushing to promote? The fundraising pace is a bit too fast.

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NFTArchaeologist

· 2025-12-18 16:27

Another "world-changing" payment card... How many people can actually use it? --- $150,000 single transaction? Sounds great, but is the risk control really reliable or just a concern? --- No credit check needed, which is indeed okay, but it feels like the risk is coming along with it. --- $96,000 in funding... Why not share the expected target for this funding scale? --- The selling point is all about security, so it really depends on the specific plan. Empty slogans are meaningless. --- They always talk about a seamless experience, but what about transfer fees? Can the final cost really be lower than traditional methods? --- Visa and MasterCard branding, but it's hard to say where the core competitiveness lies. --- Heard a lot about non-KYC stuff, but what’s the deal this time? --- I trust cross-border transactions, but do everyday coffee purchases really need an encrypted chain... --- $33 million merchants sound impressive, but what proportion actually support encrypted settlements?

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degenwhisperer

· 2025-12-18 16:23

Really? Another payment card project, let's see how long it can last. --- Wow, a single transaction of 150,000 USD? If it runs away, how many people will lose their entire investment? --- Not needing a credit check is indeed a plus, but I'm more concerned about how the fees are calculated... --- 96,000 USD in funding? Feels like this funding scale is a bit weak. --- The combination of crypto + payment cards has been tried before; it all depends on whether it can truly survive. --- Buying coffee with crypto sounds great, but what about transaction costs? Won't they eat you alive? --- Another Mastercard/Visa linking scheme, feels like the market is already saturated. --- Security as a selling point? That suggests it might not be very secure... That's my intuition. --- Although the funding is small, this sector is definitely worth paying attention to, see who can survive until the end.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 2025-12-18 16:17

Hmm... Another payment card project. These kinds of things should have been around a long time ago. Why only now? --- A single transaction of $150,000. How much gas fee would that require to be worth it? --- No credit check needed? Sounds risky in terms of risk management. --- They boast only $96,000 in funding? That's a bit exaggerated. --- I've seen too many schemes like crypto payment cards. Let's see who actually uses it before judging. --- Basically, it's a multi-chain wallet connected to Mastercard. Nothing groundbreaking. --- Wait, how do they handle stablecoins and market price fluctuations? They didn't mention that. --- 33 million merchants sounds huge, but how many can actually use it? --- For such projects to truly take off, regulation is the biggest hurdle. --- I'm a bit interested, but with such a small pre-sale quota, it doesn't seem like a product from a major company.

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GasFeeCry

· 2025-12-18 16:05

Damn, another payment card... These days, who hasn't seen ten or eight crypto payment solutions, but how many are truly usable? A funding amount of 96,000 is honestly a bit thin; how long can it last?

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