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NEW: Stablecoin settlement data for leading on- and off-ramp providers is now available on Paymentscan.
Compare @Stablecoin, @tazapay, @monerium, and @iron:
Note: tracking may not be exhaustive and does not account for netting of on- and off-ramp flows.
See ramp settlement metrics: paymentscan.xyz/ramps
RECORD: @Solana card spend hit $114.6M yesterday, already above September's $113.9M
See more Solana metrics: paymentscan.xyz/chains/solan…
BREAKING: @Plasma ONE CROSSES $100M IN CARD SPEND; FASTEST STABLECOIN NEOBANK TO DO SO
JUST LISTED: @DogPay_ Personal is now live on Paymentscan.
Its card has seen record volume eight months in a row with $3M+ processed in September, and is on track for a new high in October.
Learn more about DogPay: paymentscan.xyz/cards/dogpay
RECORD: @theavaxcard set three straight monthly spend records: $2.44M in July, $2.51M in August and $2.80M in September, after a year between $1.32M and $1.94M a month.
Addresses paying $1+ rose 26.6% from June while spend rose 96.8%.
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EURC is now the 3rd most spent asset on stablecoin cards. More than $70M in EURC was spent just last month. Total stablecoin card spending grew from $291M to $828.6M this year alone.
JUST IN: @Gate's crypto card has seen 226 THOUSAND swipes so far in October, already more than all of September (200K).
Monthly payment count has risen every month since June – since then it's up 8X (and counting).
See more Gate Card metrics: paymentscan.xyz/cards/gate
NEW: @SolidYield is now listed on Paymentscan.
The neobank has seen over $750K in card volume since its September launch, offering up to 5% cashback and 6% yield.
.@RedotPay card top-ups are moving off Tron. The network carried 46.3% of September's $537.9M in top-ups, down from 54.4% in June.
Ethereum has gained the most share, rising to 16.0% from 12.1%, and with this USDC rose to 11.8% of top-ups from just 5.6%.












