Binance expanded its payment infrastructure as it introduced its prepaid Mastercard crypto card across select CIS markets. The move broadens its regional footprint and strengthens access to crypto payments linked directly to everyday transactions. The rollout also supports Binance’s wider push to increase the use of digital assets across emerging payment corridors.
Binance activated the prepaid Mastercard for verified users in several CIS jurisdictions. The card works with bitcoin, ethereum, stablecoins, and more than 100 supported tokens. The system converts crypto into local fiat automatically at the moment of purchase.
The card supports both online and in-store payments wherever Mastercard operates. Users retain their digital assets until checkout, which gives more flexibility and control. Binance processes the exchange instantly during the transaction.
CIS users can fund accounts through multiple channels, including cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Uzbekistan customers can add funds through the Humo network and Kazakhstan users can top up in tenge via local banks. These regional options expand card accessibility and strengthen payment integration.
Binance requires card applicants to complete identity verification and AML checks before issuing the prepaid card. The card remains available only to users who already hold accounts with eligible providers. Binance charges no administrative, processing, or annual fees.
The service allows users to manage crypto holdings without pre-conversion steps. It simplifies everyday spending and aligns digital assets with existing payment structures. Binance applies a cashback program that offers up to 2% on qualifying transactions.
Before the CIS rollout, Binance operated the card across multiple European markets. These included the UK and several EU and EEA nations. The new release now pushes Binance’s card service beyond its previous regional limits.
Binance launched a Valentine promotion linked to the card rollout. The campaign includes themed crypto rewards and a $20,000 reward pool. It encourages participation through referrals, wallet top-ups, and trading activity.
The promotion also highlights tokens marked with pink icons, including AMP, UNI, and DOT. Users can earn rewards by completing designated tasks within the platform. The event runs for one month or until rewards run out.
Regional authorities issued warnings about romance crypto scams as digital payments rise. They noted scams often intensify near Valentine’s Day due to increased online communication. They urged users to verify identities and avoid sending funds to unknown parties.
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