What’s new on the Immersve network: markets, launches, milestones.
30 September 2026
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MetaMask Card goes live in the UK.
MetaMask has launched its card in the United Kingdom on Immersve. UK users can now apply in the MetaMask app and spend USDC directly from their self-custody wallet, anywhere Mastercard is accepted. Cards work online and in-store, and can be added to Apple Pay and Google Pay. Immersve provides the card issuing, identity verification and compliance behind the program. The UK is MetaMask’s first market on Immersve, with more to follow.
Binance has launched Binance Card in Venezuela, issued by Immersve on Mastercard. Verified Binance users can spend their digital assets directly from their Binance account at merchants that accept Mastercard. The launch opened with a waitlist for an initial 3,000 users.
The world’s largest crypto exchange now issues Binance Card on Immersve: a custodial Mastercard program that authorises spend against Binance’s own ledger in real time. Binance users can spend their crypto anywhere Mastercard is accepted, online, in-store and with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and the program keeps expanding into new markets.
Bitget Wallet launched its USD-based crypto card in Brazil, issued by Immersve on Mastercard: its first market in Latin America. Users spend straight from their self-custody wallet at merchants that accept Mastercard, with Apple Pay and Google Pay support.
Bitget Wallet launches its card with Mastercard and Immersve.
Bitget Wallet launched a zero-fee crypto card with Mastercard, powered by Immersve, starting in the UK and EU. Users spend directly from their self-custody wallet, with transactions settled on-chain and converted to fiat at the moment of payment.
World first: card payments from a self-custody wallet.
Immersve and Mastercard launched a world first in web3 payments: people could spend crypto from their own wallet anywhere Mastercard is accepted, without handing their assets to a third party to hold as collateral.
Immersve was first to let cardholders pay in USDC, with the stablecoin converted and settled on the Mastercard network, launching in Australia and New Zealand.