PANews reported on April 16 that according to The Block, Solayer, a network based on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), announced the launch of a new cryptocurrency debit card on Tuesday. The product, called "Emerald Card," relies on Solayer's scalable InfiniSVM infrastructure, allowing users to conduct transactions directly on the chain without exchanging fiat currency or relying on centralized exchanges, while maintaining independent custody of funds. The card will be launched in more than 100 countries through cooperation with blockchain digital identity solution SolanaID, and integrates the "touch and pay" function of Apple Pay and Android Pay. Currently, the card only supports fund transfers from SVM wallets, and will gradually be compatible with other chains such as EVM in the coming months.
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