Avalanche and Rain have introduced a crypto card for payments in stores and online using cryptocurrencies (USDC, USDT, wAVAX, AVAX) through the Visa® network worldwide

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Avalanche and Rain have launched the Avalanche crypto card, which allows payments in cryptocurrencies (USDC, USDT, wAVAX, and AVAX) anywhere Visa® is accepted. The card simplifies the use of cryptocurrencies by eliminating the need for multiple platforms or conversions. This product is available for international payments, providing a secure way to make transactions, especially in countries with limited access to banking services. The launch of the card supports Avalanche's goals of bringing decentralized finance (DeFi) into everyday life.

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