Lemon has launched Argentina’s first Bitcoin-backed credit card on Visa Inc.’s V network, allowing users to make purchases in pesos while holding onto their Bitcoin as a financial safety net.

The card’s structure emphasizes ease of use and broader access, enabling users to access peso credit without traditional credit histories and keeping long-term crypto investments separate from everyday spending.

Lemon’s card offers commission-free crypto purchases, early access to new features, and dedicated customer support to strengthen engagement across its ecosystem.

Mastercard and American Express are also expanding into stablecoin space, with Mastercard partnering with various platforms to enable stablecoin use via its cards and wallets, while American Express collaborates with the Coinbase One Card for bitcoin rewards.

Visa’s stock has risen 2.7% in the past year, with a forward P/E ratio of 24.64 and a Value Score of D. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for Visa’s fiscal 2026 earnings implies an 11.7% jump from the previous year.

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