No KYC,
Non-Custodial
No documents, no ID upload. Your keys
hold the funds, the card just spends them.
Collateral card
Lock $100 and you get a $100 card. Spending draws on a credit line rather than on the deposit, so a bill accrues the way it would on any credit card - and the collateral is released the moment that bill is settled. No underwriting, no KYC, no interest. A flat $15 to open, lines from $50 to $1,000, and a bill left unpaid for 30 days closes the card, settled out of the collateral.
Deposit the limit you want in USDG, ETH or a tokenized asset. Lock $100 and the card opens with a $100 line.
Purchases draw on the line, not on your deposit. The collateral stays locked and untouched.
Whatever you spend is what you owe. No cycle, no statement date, no interest - the bill just sits there.
Repay in USDG, ETH or RWAs whenever you like. Once the bill hits zero the collateral unlocks in full.
Try the mechanic
No card open
Lock collateral to open a card. The spending line always equals the deposit.
A sandbox, not your wallet. Nothing here touches the chain - open a real card.