Zoomex launches Zoomex Card, enabling crypto-to-fiat payments for global use

According to the company, the card provides access to a global multi-currency bank account linked to traditional payment rails and crypto on- and off-ramps, allowing users to carry out cross-border transactions more easily.

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Zoomex has announced the early registration launch of the Zoomex Card, a new payment product designed to connect cryptocurrency assets with everyday fiat payment systems. The announcement was made on December 29, with the product positioned as a bridge between on-chain assets and traditional financial infrastructure.

The Zoomex Card is aimed at users seeking to use digital assets in real-world payment scenarios. According to the company, the card provides access to a global multi-currency bank account linked to traditional payment rails and crypto on- and off-ramps, allowing users to carry out cross-border transactions more easily.

The card is being launched jointly by Zoomex and UR, a fully licensed and regulated financial platform. UR provides the underlying banking infrastructure, which Zoomex says allows it to offer a crypto-financial gateway for daily spending, international payments and subscription services. The partnership places an emphasis on usability, security and regulatory compliance.

Zoomex said the product addresses a long-standing challenge in the cryptocurrency sector, where assets have largely been limited to trading and holding rather than everyday use. With the Zoomex Card, users can deposit USDC into multi-currency fiat accounts and spend those funds across multiple countries and regions.

Jerry Hsu, CEO of Zoomex, said the goal is to simplify how users interact with both financial systems. “We want our users to avoid constantly switching between the crypto world and traditional finance, and instead enjoy a truly integrated asset account,” he said.

UR’s Chief Product Officer, Ng Yingzhong, highlighted the regulatory focus behind the collaboration. “As a fully licensed and regulated financial platform, UR has long been focused on delivering secure, compliant, and scalable financial infrastructure for users worldwide,” he said. “Our partnership with Zoomex marks an important step forward in crypto-enabled payments. Through Zoomex Card, we aim to bring digital assets into everyday spending and cross-border use, while maintaining strict compliance and bank-grade security.”

The Zoomex Card offers access to multi-fiat accounts supporting currencies including USD, EUR, CHF, JPY, SGD and HKD. Users can move funds between Zoomex and UR accounts, enabling conversion between crypto and fiat for spending, transfers or subscriptions.

The card also supports Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay, allowing it to be used across online and offline payment environments. All assets are custodied by UR, a registered trademark under Swiss financial institution SR Saphirstein AG, operating under established compliance and risk management standards.

Early registration for the Zoomex Card is now open, with incentives including cashback, account upgrades and waived issuance fees. The product is expected to officially launch in early 2026.

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