Originally reported by TechFlow on November 12, 2026, at 13:04 (UTC+8), citing Tech in Asia.
Singapore-based payments infrastructure platform DCS DeCard announced on November 12 that it was expanding its partnership with Visa. The companies plan to offer stablecoin-linked consumer and business payment cards in more than 70 markets outside Asia-Pacific, spanning Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America. The planned rollout is not a report that cards are already available across those markets.
The partnership also covers DCS DeCard’s Cards-as-a-Service business, through which fintech and digital-asset companies can launch branded cards, and an expansion of its DeCard Business Account service. DCS DeCard said it had already launched stablecoin-enabled Visa business cards through the platform in eligible international markets for midsize and large businesses.
The announcement describes a wider potential distribution channel, but provides no cardholder counts, transaction volumes or usage trends. It therefore does not establish whether stablecoin-card adoption is growing or whether use will persist.