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[MadSl1m]

Quick addition to the Cypher note above. New card loads and applications stopped July 8. Existing cards still work for purchases, but only until August 7, per Cypher's own wind-down notice. There's a cascade too that hasn't been flagged: Moonwell Card and Osmosis Pay are both white-labels on Cypher's stack, same wind-down timeline, but neither has said anything under its own name yet. Worth watching those two, not just Cypher itself.

[JeromeTash]

Cypher card is shutting down unfortunately, because they were acquired by some business payments company. It's a shame, since it was a good card.

This is quite sad. It's the card I have been using for a couple of years now without looking for other alternatives. I always have very bad feelings about acquisitions. The product always never seems to be the same again, and I am afraid this might be the case. At least they should have just rebranded, but let the card service continue.

[NotATether]

Quick addition to the Cypher note above. New card loads and applications stopped July 8. Existing cards still work for purchases, but only until August 7, per Cypher's own wind-down notice. There's a cascade too that hasn't been flagged: Moonwell Card and Osmosis Pay are both white-labels on Cypher's stack, same wind-down timeline, but neither has said anything under its own name yet. Worth watching those two, not just Cypher itself.

I didn't even know Cypher had a white-label program.

If anything, I thought Cypher itself used some white-label.

Anyway, I withdrew my card balance from the platform, it sucks and now I have to find an alternative for Microsoft payments so that I don't get barraged by constant OneDrive ads while I'm working 

[Zwei]

This is quite sad. It's the card I have been using for a couple of years now without looking for other alternatives. I always have very bad feelings about acquisitions. The product always never seems to be the same again, and I am afraid this might be the case. At least they should have just rebranded, but let the card service continue.

the company that acquired them (nium), they are launching their own whitelabel cards program. easier to throw money and buy a ready made product instead of building everything from scratch for those companies i guess: https://www.nium.com/products/stablecoin-backed-cards

if i'm to make a prediction, they are going to enshittify it and slap higher fees to recoup their investment, typically of how these acquisitions normally go. it would be a real shame if that really happens.

[JeromeTash]

the company that acquired them (nium), they are launching their own whitelabel cards program. easier to throw money and buy a ready made product instead of building everything from scratch for those companies i guess: https://www.nium.com/products/stablecoin-backed-cards

if i'm to make a prediction, they are going to enshittify it and slap higher fees to recoup their investment, typically of how these acquisitions normally go. it would be a real shame if that really happens.

True... Unfortunately, it will never be the same again. I don't remember the last time a big company acquired a very good tech start-up that people liked so much in here in crypto or even out there, and then it even became much better after the acquisition. The greed by the acquiring company always fucks it up.

[NotATether]

Big things have come to CryptoCardsList over the last few days!

- Every single card was updated and gained an image and reviews, where available.
- Compare cards now updates without reloads and includes several UI buttons.
- Reviews and Trustpilot now work again, and we have independent sources from different websites and links back to them.
- Even more cards were added to the database and the site was made less cluttered.

I hope you guys keep coming back to CryptoCardsList for more information on crypto cards.

[irfan_pak10]

There was a time when finding a virtual cards was very difficult, I remember I made a post in 2018 asking for if anyone knows any virtual card offering platform, and there were only few at that time, Now you can find hundreds of platform, im seeing many new platform coming in daily at X (Twitter), Now its very diffficults to choose from them :p I myself promoting few of them. I like RedotPay and BeexPay is very simple to use using Telegram bot.

So would like to ask you if you can add BeexPay to your list?

Here is the ANN: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5569426.0

Thank you

[NotATether]

There was a time when finding a virtual cards was very difficult, I remember I made a post in 2018 asking for if anyone knows any virtual card offering platform, and there were only few at that time, Now you can find hundreds of platform, im seeing many new platform coming in daily at X (Twitter), Now its very diffficults to choose from them :p I myself promoting few of them. I like RedotPay and BeexPay is very simple to use using Telegram bot.

So would like to ask you if you can add BeexPay to your list?

Here is the ANN: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5569426.0

Thank you

I will add all cards that are not scam. I used AI to search for the cards to me to add and that's why some cards may not be listed on the site yet.

[btcwoot]

Quick addition to the Cypher note above. New card loads and applications stopped July 8. Existing cards still work for purchases, but only until August 7, per Cypher's own wind-down notice. There's a cascade too that hasn't been flagged: Moonwell Card and Osmosis Pay are both white-labels on Cypher's stack, same wind-down timeline, but neither has said anything under its own name yet. Worth watching those two, not just Cypher itself.

I didn't even know Cypher had a white-label program.

If anything, I thought Cypher itself used some white-label.

Anyway, I withdrew my card balance from the platform, it sucks and now I have to find an alternative for Microsoft payments so that I don't get barraged by constant OneDrive ads while I'm working 

Does anyone have a list of white-label programs available?

[NotATether]

Does anyone have a list of white-label programs available?

Great idea. This will be added on a future date.

[MadSl1m]

On the white-label question, here is what I have checked so far. Grouped by whose stack the card runs on, with the date new applications stopped.

Cypher: Moonwell and Osmosis Pay, 8 July.
Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG, Swiss licence): SafePal, imToken, TokenPocket, THORWallet and Fiat24's own card, all 14 July. That group has not come up in this thread yet.
Kulipa: Solflare, 28 July.
Wirex BaaS: PlasBit, still live. It says so on their own cards page.
Baanx: 1inch, still live.
Striga, now Lightspark Payments Europe, with Wallester as the issuer: wave.space, still live. That one is only in the card terms PDF, not on the site.

Also a fix to my own post above. I said Moonwell and Osmosis stayed quiet. Both posted on X on 9 July, the day after Cypher closed applications. Their docs still say nothing, which is where I went wrong.

Why a list like this is worth having: the brand you apply to and the company that can switch you off are usually not the same, and the closures line up with the second one. My own version with sources is here: https://sweepbase.net/research/crypto-card-shutdowns-2026

[NotATether]

On the white-label question, here is what I have checked so far. Grouped by whose stack the card runs on, with the date new applications stopped.

Cypher: Moonwell and Osmosis Pay, 8 July.
Fiat24 (SR Saphirstein AG, Swiss licence): SafePal, imToken, TokenPocket, THORWallet and Fiat24's own card, all 14 July. That group has not come up in this thread yet.
Kulipa: Solflare, 28 July.
Wirex BaaS: PlasBit, still live. It says so on their own cards page.
Baanx: 1inch, still live.
Striga, now Lightspark Payments Europe, with Wallester as the issuer: wave.space, still live. That one is only in the card terms PDF, not on the site.

Also a fix to my own post above. I said Moonwell and Osmosis stayed quiet. Both posted on X on 9 July, the day after Cypher closed applications. Their docs still say nothing, which is where I went wrong.

Why a list like this is worth having: the brand you apply to and the company that can switch you off are usually not the same, and the closures line up with the second one. My own version with sources is here: https://sweepbase.net/research/crypto-card-shutdowns-2026

Thank you!

Unfortunately I am out of AI usage credits, so these additions will have to wait for now