Crypto card volume hit a record $607M in a single month.
The more intriguing question is where that spending is actually happening.
Paymentscan data gives us one of the clearest looks yet at which crypto card programs are turning wallets into real consumer activity.
Tier A: Category Leaders
1.
@RedotPay
> $5.71B cumulative volume
> 6.64M transactions
> 932K addresses
The clear leader in the dataset. No other card comes close on cumulative spending.
2.
@KASTxyz
> $528M cumulative volume
> 673K transactions
> 83K addresses
One of the fastest-growing crypto payment products in the market today.
3.
@ether_fi Cash
> $494M cumulative volume
> 6.27M transactions
> 79K addresses
One of the strongest growth curves in crypto payments. Particularly notable because it emerged from a yield ecosystem rather than a payments-first company.
Tier B: Established Usage
4.
@Cypher_HQ_
> $195.5M cumulative volume
> 268K transactions
> 24K addresses
Quietly built one of the larger crypto card networks.
5.
@gnosispay
> $177.3M cumulative volume
> 3.2M transactions
> 33K addresses
One of the earliest successful crypto card products. Consistent growth and real consumer usage.
Tier C: Emerging Challengers
6. Karta
> $124.2M cumulative volume
Interesting because spend per user appears unusually high.
7.
@useTria
> $100.4M cumulative volume
> 528K transactions
Quietly crossed the $100M milestone.
8.
@MetaMask Card
> $66.2M cumulative volume
> 1.19M transactions
> 23K addresses
Still early relative to the size of the MetaMask ecosystem.
9.
@ready_co
> $57M cumulative volume
> 454K transactions
Smaller than the leaders, but already demonstrating real consumer demand.
Honorable Mentions:
>
@KoloHub — $48.5M
>
@Bitget Card — $38.4M
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@AviciMoney — $22.4M
>
@TheAvaxCard — $20.6M
The Bigger Observation
For years, crypto adoption was measured through:
TVL
Wallet creation
Bridge volume
Trading activity
Those metrics tell you where capital sits.
They don’t tell you where people spend.
Crypto card volume was effectively negligible before late 2023.
Today:
$607M monthly volume
$7.8B cumulative volume
230% YoY growth
That’s not trading activity.
That’s not liquidity mining.
That’s consumer spending.
The surprise isn’t that crypto cards work.
It’s that the leaders are not necessarily the biggest wallets, exchanges, or chains.
They’re the products that made spending crypto feel ordinary.
Because the strongest infrastructure usually wins the same way.
Not by changing behavior.
By disappearing into it.