Top-ups can be done with BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC and other cryptocurrencies.
In January 2026, Coinsenda will enable USD and EUR accounts for international transactions.
Coinsenda, the Colombian digital asset management platform, launched its multi-currency Visa card in USD and COP. The new payment instrument allows users to make transactions in millions of establishments around the world, both physical and online stores. In addition, local currency withdrawals can be made at ATMs linked to the Visa network.
The card can be recharged with the balance of 18 cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, ether, USDT, USDC, Solana, Worldcoin, among others. The platform plans to incorporate more crypto assets constantly, expanding the recharge and use options, both locally and internationally.
This release responds to the need to offer fast and efficient payment solutions for regular users and businesses. With the Coinsenda Visa card, people can use their digital assets as an everyday payment method, without depending solely on stablecoins or the local currency.
Infrastructure API First to integrate Visa cards and digital assets
The focus API First of Coinsenda allows other wallets and companies to connect to your infrastructure through a simple integration. This architecture makes it easy to instantly convert up to 20 digital assets to Colombian pesos or dollars to make payments with the Visa card. In addition, the platform uses artificial intelligence to automate and optimize payment operations, providing efficiency in processes that are usually slow in traditional solutions.
Coinsenda also incorporated Bre-B in Colombia, allowing mass dispersion of payments to local bank accounts in seconds. This integration makes the wallet an ally for companies that need to process payments with cryptoassets or work with instant conversions to fiat currency.
Coinsenda Upcoming Launches: International Accounts
In January 2026, Coinsenda will enable international accounts in dollars (USD) and euros (EUR) for individual and business clients. These accounts will allow you to receive and send international payments directly from the application.
For the end user, they will function as a second bank account with balances in digital assets that can be converted as needed. In this way, people in Latin America will be able to operate directly in USD and EUR, a service highly demanded by profiles such as freelancers and traders.
The incorporation of these accounts in foreign currency responds to the growing demand for solutions that facilitate international transactions. For this reason, Coinsenda has promoted the development of more efficient fintech services for global payments and conversion of digital assets.
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About Coinsenda
Operating in Colombia since 2018, Coinsenda works as a digital account that allows you to safely exchange stablecoins and cryptocurrencies to fiat. Its platform offers instant conversions of 20 digital assets and handles OTC trading for businesses and users with higher volumes.
The infrastructure mix API Firstinstant conversion and practical solutions such as the Visa card consolidate Coinsenda as a relevant player in the Latin American fintech ecosystem.
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