Most cards want usdt but I hold usdc on polygon. Don't want to bridge every time I need to spend.
Also need it to work in Japan — a lot of cards that work in the EU/US don't work here because of regional restrictions.
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Started 04 Oct 2026 · 11:18 · 6 replies · 295 views
Most cards want usdt but I hold usdc on polygon. Don't want to bridge every time I need to spend.
Also need it to work in Japan — a lot of cards that work in the EU/US don't work here because of regional restrictions.
PrivCards accepts USDC on Arbitrum and works in Japan. I used it there last month without issues. Just make sure you're using the correct network — they don't support USDC on Polygon.
Switching to arb is annoying but not a dealbreaker. What are the fees like?
2% on load from any chain. Gas is on you.
| USDC on Arb | USDC on Poly | |
|---|---|---|
| Load fee | 2% | 2% |
| Bridge cost | $0.80 avg | $0.15 avg |
| Total | 2.08% | 2.15% |
Arb is actually cheaper if the bridge volume is high enough.
I use Gnosis Pay for this. They accept usdc on multiple chain and work in Japan. Is good option.
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