WasabiCard launches "Global Issuance Card", enabling businesses to issue local cards across 100+ markets.

Stablecoin payment and card issuing service provider WasabiCard today announced the launch of the "Global Issuing Card" (WasabiCard Local Issuing Solution). This solution helps enterprises quickly establish and manage local card issuing programs across more than 100 markets globally through a single API, complying with regulatory requirements in different regions, offering more favorable rates, and supporting stablecoin settlement including USDT, USDC, and Open USD.

Global Expansion, Local Issuing: Compliant with Local Regulations for More Stable Issuing and Seamless Card Usage
Ray Yang, Co-founder and CEO of WasabiCard, stated, “When expanding globally, companies previously could only issue cards from one market and hoped the model would work elsewhere, which actually increased friction around compliance, payment acceptance, and costs. With the 'Global Issuing Card,' enterprises can use a single API to help their business clients establish local card issuing programs in over 100 markets, while also flexibly choosing stablecoin settlement, building branded experiences, and providing familiar payment methods.”
Through its underlying infrastructure deployed by WasabiCard, the Global Issuing Card solution has gone live with local financial institutions across multiple regions, enabling enterprises to use BINS from different areas and quickly build card programs around local issuing frameworks while expanding internationally. Through local issuing, the solution helps businesses reduce cross-border fees and foreign exchange conversion costs, secure more competitive pricing, and enhance the overall payment experience.
One Integration, Flexibly Meeting Issuing Needs Across Markets
By completing a single API integration, enterprises can issue and manage cards across markets, oversee card lifecycles, and configure various control rules for their issuing programs. Additionally, companies can adopt corresponding local issuing structures based on the needs of each market. After submitting required documentation and completing KYB, compliance, and partner reviews, account setup can be completed in as little as 24 hours.
Enterprises can choose between corporate BINS or personal BINS based on business needs. Cardholders can use virtual or physical cards via Apple Pay or Google Pay. Furthermore, white-label services are available to embed issuing capabilities directly into products and payment workflows, boosting brand visibility and competitiveness while meeting localized demands across different markets.
Bridging Stablecoins with Modern Cash Flow Management
The Global Issuing Card combines stablecoin settlement with a familiar card payment experience. The solution supports settlement at the issuing program level using USDT, USDC, and Open USD (OUSD), while also offering Visa and Mastercard commercial and personal card program options.
Pre-Spend Compliance Controls
At WasabiCard, compliance reviews are initiated before funded balances become available for spending. We cross-verify on-chain data to trace fund origins and identify potential links to known risks such as fraud or stolen assets. Funds linked directly to high-risk sources are rejected; if indirect links require further scrutiny, deposits are placed on hold pending evaluation by our compliance team based on specific circumstances.
This mechanism effectively isolates high-risk funds from card programs while ensuring legitimate transactions undergo fair review. For issuing partners, every decision is backed by auditable records. This transparency and accountability framework forms a crucial foundation for building long-term trust.
From Team Compensation to AI Agent Subscriptions: Flexibly Managing Diverse Corporate Expenses
As enterprise teams, business platforms, and digital services expand globally, disbursements and daily payments require more flexible management solutions. Designed around real-world business workflows, this solution covers scenarios such as global personnel and platform payouts, digital advertising and AI service subscription expenses, as well as corporate procurement and employee expense management.
For personnel and platform payouts, enterprises can distribute salaries or operational funds to Web3 team members, contractors, and partners located in various regions. Content platforms, live-streaming sites, and agencies can also utilize this system to settle creator revenue, commissions, revenue splits, and incentive payments. HR firms, labor dispatch agencies, and flexible staffing platforms can leverage it to manage cross-regional payroll and worker disbursements.
Digital business expenditures are constantly expanding. Companies can create and manage cards in bulk by ad account, team, or campaign for media buying on digital platforms. Teams that rely on cloud services, generative AI tools, and AI Agents can also use cards to manage subscription payments, keeping service costs transparent and easier to coordinate. Furthermore, enterprises can allocate budget-controlled cards for procurement, daily employee expenses, travel, and other operational costs, making all spending categories easier to track and manage.
To date, WasabiCard has served over 700 enterprise clients, issued more than 700,000 cards, and processed over $1 billion in transaction volume. The company operates across 200+ countries and regions and supports more than 70 card BINS.
About WasabiCard
WasabiCard is a global payment infrastructure platform that provides card issuing, global payments, and cross-border payment capabilities for enterprises, fintechs, and internet-native businesses through stablecoin-driven financial infrastructure. The platform supports global issuing, multi-currency settlement, stablecoin deposits, and embedded payment functionality, designed specifically for modern global commerce. WasabiCard caters to diverse payment scenarios including digital advertising spend, AI tool and SaaS subscriptions, global payroll distribution, treasury management, and digital financial applications.
Follow WasabiCard’s official X and LinkedIn channels for the latest product updates, partnership announcements, and industry insights into the future of stablecoin payments.
Disclaimer
This article is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute any legal, tax, financial, or other professional advice offered by WasabiCard and should not be used as a substitute for such professional guidance. WasabiCard makes no representations, warranties, or promises regarding the accuracy, completeness, adequacy, or timeliness of the information contained herein. For content update suggestions, please contact us at support@wasabicard.com.
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