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At the end of November last year, payment service company Truther made a big move by partnering with Visa to launch a "non-custodial" USDT physical card.

What's the coolest thing about this card? You can directly spend the USDT in your own wallet with it. No need to pre-load funds, and you don't have to transfer your coins to a third-party platform for custody. It truly embodies "Your coins, your control."

Sounds quite convenient. Imagine this: having USDT in your wallet, you can just swipe your card to buy coffee or book a flight, skipping all the hassle of transfers and top-ups.

The ambitions of Truther do not stop there. They plan to promote this gameplay to markets such as Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, and even Russia. In the future, they will integrate more local stablecoins into the wallet, allowing people from different regions to use it.

The path of stablecoin payments seems to be transforming from concept to reality.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 12-02 15:42

The thing about non-custodial cards seems easier said than done; it's only a real skill if you can actually make it work.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 12-01 14:48

Can this really be implemented? I feel like I've heard too many concepts like this...

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BlockImposter

· 12-01 05:50

This is how Web3 should be, directly swiping from the Wallet, no longer getting Clip Coupons from centralized platforms.

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AirdropDreamer

· 11-30 02:58

Non-custodial card? Now the coins really belong to you, no need to worry about the exchange rug pull situation.

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ForkMonger

· 11-30 02:57

non-custodial card sounds nice on paper until you realize the governance attack surface... visa's still the chokepoint here, ngl. what happens when they decide to blacklist addresses? that's not self-custody, that's just cosplay.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 11-30 02:57

Non-custodial cards sound nice, but how many people can actually use them? I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

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FOMOmonster

· 11-30 02:52

Relying on Visa to directly swipe USDT? If this really comes to fruition, then we can consider it progress; let's not have another PPT coin.

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DogeBachelor

· 11-30 02:39

Non-custodial card swiping sounds good, just afraid it will be another PPT revolution.