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DCS DeCard is expanding its collaboration with Visa to bring its stablecoin-linked cards to international markets. The agreement extends the platform’s card issuing capabilities beyond Asia Pacific to more than 70 markets across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.
The collaboration covers two areas of DCS DeCard’s business. Its Cards-as-a-Service (CaaS) offering allows fintechs, digital asset platforms and other businesses to launch branded stablecoin-linked card programmes.
The second is DeCard Business Account, the company’s corporate card and spend management platform, which is being expanded to support stablecoin-enabled corporate payments.
“Stablecoins are creating new opportunities for businesses, from developing payment products to managing corporate expenditure. But realising these opportunities at scale requires reliable infrastructure and access to established payment networks,”
“Stablecoins are creating new opportunities for businesses, from developing payment products to managing corporate expenditure. But realising these opportunities at scale requires reliable infrastructure and access to established payment networks,”
said George Jiang, Head of DCS DeCard.
“The opportunity for stablecoins lies in making them useful for everyday payments, for consumers and businesses,”
“The opportunity for stablecoins lies in making them useful for everyday payments, for consumers and businesses,”
said Nischint Sanghavi, Head of Digital Currencies, Asia Pacific, Visa.
Through its CaaS offering, DCS DeCard manages card programme development, issuance, transaction processing and ongoing operations for partners.
This allows businesses to introduce branded payment products without having to build their own issuing infrastructure.
The expanded collaboration gives DCS DeCard’s partners access to Visa’s network across more than 70 markets, supporting the international rollout of stablecoin-linked card programmes.
DeCard Business Account now offers stablecoin-enabled Visa corporate cards in eligible international markets.
The platform targets mid-market and enterprise businesses, combining corporate cards with centralised tools for expense management, billing, invoicing and transaction reporting.
Businesses can use the stablecoin-enabled cards for advertising and media buying, procurement, travel and other operational expenditure, according to the company.
Earlier this month, DCS DeCard launched DeCard Business Account in Hong Kong after becoming a Mastercard issuer in the city. That offering provides USD-denominated corporate cards funded in US dollars.
DCS DeCard is powered by DCS Group, which has more than 50 years of experience in payments. Formerly known as Diners Club Singapore, DCS is a card issuer regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
The company launched its first DeCard Visa card in Singapore in May 2025.
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