DCS DeCard expands Visa partnership to cover more than 70 markets
The agreement extends stablecoin-linked card issuing beyond Asia Pacific and includes corporate payments in eligible international markets.
DCS DeCard is widening its partnership with Visa, extending its ability to issue stablecoin-linked cards to more than 70 markets outside Asia Pacific. The agreement covers Europe, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East.
The expansion encompasses two services: Cards-as-a-Service, which helps partners introduce their own branded cards, and DeCard Business Account, which provides corporate cards and spending controls. The company said the latter now includes stablecoin-enabled Visa cards in eligible international markets.
Under the Cards-as-a-Service model, DCS DeCard handles programme development, card issuance, payment processing and continuing operations. Fintech companies, digital asset platforms and other partners can use the service rather than develop issuing systems themselves. The wider Visa agreement supports their international card launches.
DeCard Business Account serves mid-market and enterprise customers, with centralised functions for managing expenses, invoices, billing and transaction reports. According to the company, its stablecoin-enabled cards can pay for procurement, travel, advertising, media buying and other operating costs.
DCS Group, which powers DCS DeCard, was previously known as Diners Club Singapore and is regulated as a card issuer by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. DCS DeCard introduced its first Visa card in Singapore in May 2025.
