Solana Ecosystem Protocol Jupiter Launches Jupiter Card Virtual Visa Card: Zero Fees for USDC Reloads, 1:1 USD Exchange, and Collaborates with Noah to Create a Decentralized New Banking Service.
(Previous update: Polymarket will be on-chain via Jupiter on Solana and has received $35 million investment from ParaFi Capital)
(Additional background: Wall Street’s layout on Solana — “BlackRock pushes Jupiter USD,” combining DeFi and traditional finance)
The largest decentralized trading aggregator on Solana, Jupiter, announced on the 6th the launch of Jupiter Card, an on-chain virtual Visa card integrated into the Jupiter Mobile App.
Users can directly spend their USDC balance within their wallet to make payments at any physical or online merchant accepting Visa worldwide, addressing the pain point of “the last mile” in crypto payments.
Introducing Jupiter Card: a fully integrated onchain card inside Jupiter Mobile.
Built natively into Jupiter Mobile, use your wallet balance for spending:
✅Spend wherever Visa is accepted
✅Visa Infinite and Platinum virtual cards
✅1-1.8% FX on Card Spend
✅Funded by USDC,… pic.twitter.com/h1m4UckCXV
— Jupiter (@JupiterExchange) March 5, 2026
As of press time, the JUP token is valued at about $0.19, and SOL is valued at approximately $88.87.
According to official statements, when users reload USDC onto Jupiter Card, they enjoy a 1:1 USD conversion rate with 0% fees, no slippage loss, and no annual fee.
Regarding card tiers, Jupiter Card offers two levels: Visa Infinite and Platinum. Issuers include Rain and DCS:
The foreign exchange fee refers to the cost when spending in fiat currencies other than USD (e.g., TWD, JPY).
The launch of Jupiter Card is the latest step in Jupiter’s overall transformation plan. Reports indicate Jupiter has partnered with Noah to serve over 50 million users, offering comprehensive services including payroll, treasury management, and cross-border remittances.
This signifies Jupiter’s shift from a pure DeFi trading aggregator to a “decentralized new bank” integrating payment functions. However, for users holding on-chain assets, products like Jupiter Card that bridge “on-chain earning and offline spending” already exist. Whether it can attract more users remains to be seen by market validation.