FV Bank and Visa have partnered to introduce new debit and corporate expense cards, which were announced at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas.

FV Bank’s new Visa cards let customers spend fiat and digital assets globally, marking a first in integrated banking and crypto solutions for individuals and businesses.

According to the bank, these cards will allow FV Bank customers, both in the U.S. and internationally, to access and spend funds from their traditional USD and digital asset balances, offering global payment options at millions of locations.

Fiat or crypto 

With these cards, FV Bank clients can spend or withdraw cash from their bank accounts, either through traditional funds or by converting digital assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and stablecoins like USDC (USDC).

This means users with cryptocurrency held in FV Bank’s custody accounts can now instantly convert and use their assets in real-world transactions. The bank’s principal Visa membership also ensures cardholders have access to various payment methods, including tap-to-pay, chip, and magstripe.

Corporate clients benefit from expense cards that allow companies to set spending limits, authorize specific users, and track expenses in real time, all manageable via FV Bank’s app. 

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