Until January 2, the virtual card will have a 60% discount.
RedotPay claims to work in more than 130 million businesses around the world.
Solana Daily, an account on the The way in question was made possible by RedotPay, a company that on December 26 integrated the Solana network into its native wallet.
RedotPay is a cryptocurrency digital payments company that claims to emulate fiat payments, but offering cryptocurrency solutions. “Spend cryptocurrencies like fiat” is one of the company’s mottos.
The RedotPay website shows that the card is available in both virtual and physical versions. This card works integrated with a wallet, also from RedotPay. Allows the deposit of four cryptocurrenciestwo of which are stablecoins: USDT, USDC, bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH).
It is necessary to clarify that said wallet works with the help of a “licensed” RedotPay custodian, and that the user who uses it You will not have full custody like that offered by a dedicated bitcoin or cryptocurrency wallet.
With the Solana network, there are 7 networks through which these cryptocurrencies can be deposited and spent with the card: Ethereum, Tron, BNB Chain, opBNB Chain, Polygon and Bitcoin.
On the grounds that Solana network added To the list of networks available for the use of the card and wallet, RedotPay enabled a promotion that, according to a post posted on its official X social network, will last until January 2. This discount consists of a “60% discount on virtual cards” with the condition that the user deposits “10 or more USDC or USDT through Solana” in the wallet from which they will request the card.
According to the same posted post, There will only be 2025 cards available to make payments from the Solana network with RedotPay.
At the time of writing, RedotPay has restrictions to apply for the card in several countries. Among them, Canada, Cuba, the United States, Haiti, Nicaragua, Russia, Ukraine and Venezuela.
There were already other ways to pay by card from Solana
As CriptoNoticias reported, another card to pay from Solana with stable coins (stablecoins) was released in September of this year. The launch was announced by the network’s official social network, and consisted of a Visa-Mastercard card that works in “100 countries”, including Argentina, Brazil. Conveniently, this card does work in the United States and Venezuela, unlike the recent one from RedotPay.
The KAST card works in a similar way to the one presented in this note: users must deposit their funds in the KAST application, which, at the time of a payment, converts it into stablecoins pegged to the US dollar (US-PEGGED stablecoins) to US dollar without commissions. KAST also does not function as a self-custody wallet, where users keep the private keys to their accounts in their possession. Unlike RedotPay, KAST acts as custodian of the funds instead of delegating the task to a third party.
CriptoNoticias also reported the existence of another card compatible with the Solana network thanks to which payments can be made from this network. It’s called Mercuryo, it works with euros, and like the MetaMask card, This does allow you to carry out payments from self-custody of the funds.