Buckle up, folks—Crypto.com is diving into the credit card game with a flashy new partnership!
On April 24, 2025, this crypto giant, trusted by over 140 million users worldwide, teamed up with Bread Financial to launch the first Crypto.com Visa Signature® Credit Card in the US.
It’s a bold move, blending the wild, digital frontier of cryptocurrency with the old-school swipe of plastic.
Talk about a game-changer! Crypto.com fuses the untamed crypto realm with the classic card swipe, crafting a daring financial frontier.
Imagine tapping your card at a coffee shop, the faint beep signaling not just a latte, but also a sprinkle of CRO tokens dropping into your digital wallet.
Wild, right?
Bread Financial, a tech-savvy financial services player, steps in as the issuer through Comenity Capital Bank, under Visa’s license.
They’re promising a smooth, personalized experience, enabling a payment option that feels both futuristic and familiar.
Meanwhile, Crypto.com is pushing to make crypto a part of everyday spending—think gas, groceries, or that impulse buy of neon sneakers.
Their goal? Drive adoption by rewarding users with uncapped CRO, from 1.5% to 5% back, depending on card tiers like Midnight Blue or the fancy Obsidian.
Picture scrolling the Crypto.com app, watching real-time rewards pile up like digital treasure.
Users can save significantly with transaction fees below 1% compared to traditional credit card processing fees.
Set to roll out in summer 2025, this card offers five tiers with perks—some even toss in Spotify or Netflix rebates.
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Customers can easily pre-qualify or apply directly through the Crypto.com app for quick access. Crypto.com app
Apply via the app, add it to Apple Pay, and boom, you’re earning crypto with every purchase.
Sure, skeptics might scoff at mixing volatile tokens with daily budgets, but there’s a curious charm in this clash of old wallets and new tech.
Could this be the bridge between dusty bank statements and blockchain dreams?
Only time, and a few swipes, will tell.
