Zoomex Debuts Card Connecting TradFi and Crypto Rails

Cryptocurrency trading platform Zoomex is accepting registrants for its Zoomex Card, according to a Monday (Dec. 29) press release.

The card offers users a multicurrency bank account connected to traditional payment rails and crypto ramps, per the release. It is launching in collaboration with financial platform UR.

“Historically, crypto assets have largely remained confined to trading and holding, making their integration into real-world payment systems cumbersome,” the release said. “The introduction of the Zoomex Card addresses this gap.”

The card lets users deposit the stablecoin USDC into multicurrency fiat accounts and use it for daily spending and global transactions in multiple countries and regions, offering “a seamless connection” between on-chain assets and real-world payments, according to the release.

“We want our users to avoid constantly switching between the crypto world and traditional finance, and instead enjoy a truly integrated asset account,” Zoomex CEO Jerry Hsu said in the release.

The card offers “one-stop access” to UR’s multi-fiat accounts, which support major currencies that include dollars from the United States, Singapore and Hong Kong, the euro, the Japanese yen and Swiss francs, according to the release.

“Users can directly deposit USDC into UR accounts for spending, transfers or subscription payments, while also supporting transfers back to the Zoomex platform for continued crypto trading,” the release said.

The card also supports mainstream payment methods, including Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay, per the release.

Meanwhile, PYMNTS wrote Wednesday (Dec. 24) that crypto markets went full circle this year. Digital assets are closing out 2025 with almost all the gains they realized in the last 12 months wiped out by market volatility.

“However, focusing on crypto’s cyclical booms and busts misses the broader picture of the past year,” the report said.

It was a story of structural adoption, regulatory articulation and financial integration. These trends indicate crypto’s ongoing migration from fringe innovation toward the core of financial architecture.

“While digital asset markets whipsawed and crypto treasury companies proliferated, the most striking development of 2025 was the normalization, regulation and embrace of stablecoins across traditional finance, FinTech and crypto-native ecosystems,” the report said.