2026-07-08
Incident
Moonwell Card
Following Cypher's July 8, 2026 acquisition by Nium and platform sunset, Moonwell confirmed the Moonwell Card — issued in partnership with Cypher — is winding down too: card funding is disabled and existing cards stop working after August 7, 2026, ahead of a full shutdown on September 6, 2026.
moonwell.fi ↗Card degraded (Cypher wind-down)
2026-07-08
Delisted
Cypher Card
On July 8, 2026, Nium announced it had acquired Cypher (cypherhq.io) and confirmed the current Cypher platform is winding down. Card loading was disabled immediately, the last day to use a Cypher Card for purchases is August 7, 2026, and the app, dApp and CYPR token ecosystem shut down completely on September 6, 2026.
cypherhq.io ↗Acquired by Nium, sunsetting
2026-06-16
Delisted
Pyra Card
On June 16, 2026, Pyra announced it is ceasing operations after failing to find a sustainable recovery path following the Drift protocol exploit. All existing Pyra cards have been canceled; the withdrawal portal and private-key export stay open until September 15, 2026, after which any Drift recovery tokens will be distributed to affected users.
kucoin.com ↗Platform shutdown
2026-06-01
Incident
Zeal Card
On June 1, 2026, Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann confirmed an active exploit of Gnosis Pay's smart-contract Delay Module, draining roughly $265K in EURe and GNO across dozens of Safes tied to Gnosis Pay-based cards, including Zeal. Gnosis pledged to reimburse all affected users; Zeal later reported card services back to normal for over 99% of users.
crypto.news ↗Delay module exploit
2026-05-27
New card
MEXC Card
Officially announced May 27, 2026, MEXC replaced its co-branded Mastercard with ether.fi with a new native MEXC Card — a Visa debit card that draws directly from a user's USDT balance, offering up to 10% cashback in USDT and up to 7% APR on the card balance.
mexc.com ↗Native Visa debit card relaunch
2026-05-27
New card
Solayer Pay
On May 27, 2026, Solayer officially launched the Solayer Pay Physical Card — a Visa-compatible card letting users spend their Solayer Pay stablecoin balance in-store, online and at ATMs. It's free for existing users; new users pay a $20 annual activation fee.
prnewswire.com ↗Physical card launch