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The Counterparty

ether.fi Cash product

Product · PageRank 0.0089

Also known as: ether.fi Cash Card, ether.fi Visa Card

Overview

The liquid restaking platform ether.fi has introduced a non-custodial payment card called ether.fi Cash. Rather than requiring users to deposit funds in advance, the card draws directly from their on-chain crypto holdings. It is compatible with both Apple Pay and Google Pay and can be used at any merchant that accepts these services. Virtual and physical card versions are available, with the specific type determined by the user's membership level. Repayment terms are flexible: there are no mandatory monthly payments, and users decide when to settle their spending. The underlying digital assets remain under the user's ownership throughout. The card provides up to 3% cashback, though monthly reward limits vary according to the user's tier within ether.fi's Club programme.

Within The Counterparty graph, ether.fi Cash connects to 12 tracked entities, most strongly to Visa, ether.fi, ether.fi.

Relations

Top connections in The Counterparty knowledge graph (confidence-weighted, 10 of 12 total).

RelationConnected entityConfidence
partnered_withVisa95%
launchedether.fi95%
product-ofether.fi95%
product-ofEtherFi95%
launchesether.fi Cash Beta Launch95%
launchedether.fi Cash Beta Launch95%
partners-withVisa90%
deployed_onScroll90%
deployed-onScroll85%
launchesether.fi Cash Public Release85%

Frequently asked questions

What is ether.fi Cash?

ether.fi Cash is a product tracked in The Counterparty knowledge graph. It is connected to 12 other tracked entities, most strongly to Visa, ether.fi, ether.fi.

What type of entity is ether.fi Cash?

ether.fi Cash is classified as a product (product) in The Counterparty knowledge graph.

What is ether.fi Cash connected to?

In The Counterparty knowledge graph, ether.fi Cash is linked to 12 other tracked entities, most strongly to Visa, ether.fi, ether.fi.

Sources

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