Advasa Holdings Expands ADVASA Visa Card with USDC Payments
Advasa Holdings Inc., a fintech payment holding company based in Delaware, has expanded its ADVASA Visa card to support USDC payments. This upgrade marks another step in enhancing the platform's payment capabilities.
The addition of seamless USDC payment functionality to the ADVASA Visa card is part of Advasa Holdings' ongoing efforts to improve financial inclusion. According to the World Bank's Global Findex 2025, approximately 1.3 billion adults worldwide remain without a financial account, while about 900 million own a mobile phone.
Advasa Holdings believes that expanding access to digital payment options, including USDC payments, can provide additional pathways to payment services for financially underserved populations. The company's EWA platform, FUKUPE, allows employees to receive wages they have already earned in real-time through various disbursement channels.
Looking ahead, Advasa Holdings plans to explore potential opportunities in the real-world assets (RWA) sector. The asset tokenization market has been projected to reach approximately $18.9 trillion by 2033. 'The addition of USDC payment functionality to the ADVASA Visa card represents another step in expanding the payment capabilities available through our platform,' said Grady Ryther, CEO of Advasa Holdings.