Wirex Launches Stablecoin Push-To-Card Powered By Visa Direct — Reaching 3B+ Cards Worldwide

  • Cryptocurrencies
  • 19.02.2026 12:45 pm

Stablecoins have transformed how value moves globally. But when it comes to payouts, the last mile is still where experiences succeed or fail. 

Today, Wirex is closing that gap. 

Wirex has launched Stablecoin Push-to-Card powered by Visa Direct, now available via Wirex Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS). The feature enables partners to deliver stablecoin-funded payouts directly to eligible cards worldwide, with coverage extending to more than 3 billion cards across 200+ countries and territories. 

This allows businesses to embed fast, scalable, card-based disbursements directly into their products. 
 
Turning Stablecoin Utility into Real-World Payouts 
 
Stablecoins are efficient, borderless, and programmable. However, usability challenges often emerge when funds need to reach recipients in a familiar and practical format. 

Stablecoin Push-to-Card addresses this directly. 

Through Wirex BaaS APIs, partners can enable recipients to receive funds straight to their eligible debit or credit cards. There is no need for IBANs, SWIFT codes, or country-specific payout infrastructure. 

Just a card number. 

“Stablecoins are great at moving value globally, but the last mile is still where payout experiences break down — on usability, coverage, and operational complexity,”

A Scalable Alternative to Fragmented Payout Infrastructure 

Building and maintaining international payout infrastructure is complex. Supporting multiple local rails, handling compliance requirements, managing exceptions, and optimizing FX across markets can quickly become operationally demanding. 

With Stablecoin Push-to-Card embedded via Wirex BaaS: 

  • There is no need to assemble fragmented payout rails market by market 

  • Infrastructure does not need to be rebuilt country by country 

  • Operational complexity remains behind the scenes 

Partners gain access to a card-first payout endpoint that scales internationally, while Wirex manages the underlying infrastructure. 

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