Visa and Singapore DCS DeCard Expand Partnership to Launch Stablecoin-Linked Cards

Announced on November 12, 2026, the expansion will enable fintech companies, digital asset businesses, and enterprises to launch branded card programmes and make payments using stablecoins.

Expansion Across Global Markets

The expanded collaboration covers Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. It builds on DCS DeCard’s Cards-as-a-Service platform, which helps fintech and digital asset companies launch their own payment card programmes.

The partnership also includes the company's DeCard Business Account, extending stablecoin payment capabilities to businesses operating in international markets.

Stablecoin-Linked Corporate Cards

As part of the expansion, DCS DeCard has introduced stablecoin-enabled Visa corporate cards in eligible international markets.

These cards are designed to support spending by mid-market and enterprise businesses, providing another payment option for companies using digital assets.

Alignment With Visa’s Stablecoin Strategy

The partnership expansion comes as Visa continues to develop its stablecoin payment infrastructure. The payments company has also announced plans to add five blockchains to its stablecoin settlement network.

In the European Union, stablecoin-related activities are subject to the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework, which covers asset-referenced tokens and e-money tokens.

About DCS DeCard

DCS DeCard is a Singapore-based card and payments infrastructure platform. It provides Cards-as-a-Service solutions that allow fintech companies and digital asset businesses to launch branded payment card programmes. Its offerings also include the DeCard Business Account, supporting payment services for businesses.

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