Bread Financial® (NYSE: BFH) and Crypto.com have teamed up to launch the first Crypto.com Visa Signature® Credit Card program in the United States
What sets this card apart is its direct integration with the Crypto.com ecosystem. CRO rewards are deposited directly into the user’s Crypto Wallet within the app. From there, cardholders can trade CRO for hundreds of other cryptocurrencies, stake tokens, and buy NFTs. They can also invest in tokenized stocks. It’s a simple yet powerful tool for anyone looking to blend traditional credit spending with long-term digital asset growth.
“Even beginners can benefit from the card’s clear rewards structure,” said Val Greer, EVP and chief commercial officer at Bread Financial. “It’s a way to start small, earn consistently, and build up your crypto holdings over time.”
This partnership also highlights a larger trend: the merging of fintech with crypto. According to a 2024 report by Insider Intelligence, over 75 million Americans are expected to use crypto by 2025. The Crypto.com Visa Signature® Credit Card offers five tiers and seven card colors, with uncapped 1.5% to 5% back on purchases, paid in CRO. See the below table:
“Working with a tech-forward partner like Bread Financial allows us to create truly innovative payment experiences,” said Joe Anzures, general manager of Americas at Crypto.com. “We’re giving our customers more choice, flexibility, and value with every transaction.”
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It’s officially coming 🇺🇸 Crypto.com is partnering with Bread Financial to launch a new credit card program in the US – our boldest and most rewarding to date Featuring 5️⃣ credit card tiers from Midnight to Obsidian: 💳 All tiers will earn uncapped CRO rewards Show more
