A card is value anyone can hold. Load it with any token on Arc, onchain stocks included, then share a claim link or send it to any address. Whoever holds it chooses the exit: pay online, swap onchain, or withdraw.
Arc is Circle's open Layer 1 for stablecoin finance. Gas is paid in USDC, blocks settle in under a second, and every card is a self custodial vault living onchain. Anything that exists as a token on Arc can fund a card, from stablecoins to onchain stocks.
CARDS turns USDC NVDA EURC or any token on Arc into a spendable card. Hand it to a friend, a client, a team, a stranger. They pick how it leaves: pay swap withdraw and the contract enforces your rules.
A card is never locked into one use. Whoever holds it picks the exit and the value follows.
Generate virtual card credentials and check out anywhere cards are accepted. If the card holds stocks, just enough is sold at the onchain price to settle. The rest stays untouched.
Rotate the card from one token to another straight from the card, stocks into stables or the other way round. Routed through Arc liquidity, no account needed.
Sweep the full balance to any address on Arc in one action. It lands in the holder's own wallet as plain tokens. Done.
Pick a card type and a color. It becomes a self custodial vault contract on Arc.
USDC, EURC, onchain stocks like NVDA or TSLA, or anything else on Arc. Mix several assets on one card.
Send a claim link or QR to anyone, or push the card straight to any wallet address. It stays an onchain object end to end.
Pay online, swap onchain, or withdraw. The card enforces your rules.
Keep scrolling. Every rule is programmable, so combine them into whatever you need.
One claim, an optional message, and it returns to you if unclaimed.
Reloads every month, weekly spend cap, revocable by the issuer.
Multi claim: the first people to finish the task each claim a share.
Drips in weekly, spend is capped, swap disabled. Perfect for family.
One spend, then it destroys itself. Nothing to trace, nothing left.
Start from a blank card and program every rule yourself.
Unclaimed or unspent positions return to the issuer automatically.
Cap by transaction, day, or week. The chain enforces it, not a policy.
Top up manually or stream shares in on a schedule, like an equity salary.
One card, many claimants. Airdrops, bounties, and team budgets.
Enable or disable each path per card: pay, swap, withdraw. Lock a card to a single ticker if you want.
A card vault holds ordinary tokens. No wrapper, no synthetic receipt, no special integration per asset. Whatever the holder claims is the real thing.
The simplest card: a fixed amount that spends like cash. Gas on Arc is paid in USDC too, so a stablecoin card never needs a second token to move.
Load a card with tokenized stocks and the balance keeps its market exposure until it is spent. At checkout only the fraction needed to settle is sold, the rest stays as it is.
Governance tokens, LP receipts, a project's own token. If it is a standard token on Arc, a card can hold it and the claim link works exactly the same.
A card is a vault, not a single balance. Put stables and stocks side by side, cap each one differently, and let the holder decide what to use first.
Every card spend and every onchain swap pays a small protocol fee, collected in USDC. Stake $CARDS and you hold a claim on that fee stream: rewards accrue block by block and can be claimed at any time. Unstaking has a short cooldown so the pool stays honest.
Staked $CARDS earns a pro rata share of protocol fees. Rewards land in USDC, so what you claim is not paid in more tokens.
The more you stake, the lower the fee on your own cards, and the higher your batch mint ceiling for airdrops and payroll runs.
Stakers vote on which tokens the cards support, the fee schedule, and how the treasury splits between the pool and the build.
Staking unlocks premium card designs, priority claim links, and early access to new card types before they open to everyone.
Fee levels and reward mechanics are set by governance and can change. Staking rewards depend entirely on protocol usage, so no return is promised or implied.
A card is a contract you control, not a balance we hold. No account to open, nothing to receive a card, and the tokens never sit on our books.
Cards are funded through a relay pool, so a card address is not trivially linked back to your main wallet onchain.
Your first card takes less than a minute. Load it with the stocks you already believe in.
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