Binance Card Opens to Taiwan Users With LINE Pay Support
Binance has opened applications for the Asia-Pacific version of Binance Card to users in Taiwan, extending the crypto exchange’s payment services into another major Asian market. The product is a virtual Mastercard debit card linked to a Binance wallet. When customers make purchases, the platform automatically converts eligible crypto assets into fiat currency for settlement, offering users a bridge between digital-asset holdings and conventional merchant payment networks.
Recent user testing shows that the virtual card can be added to LINE Pay and used for purchases in Taiwan. At checkout, Binance deducts funds from the user’s wallet and converts the selected cryptocurrency into the fiat currency accepted by the merchant. The card could not be successfully linked to Apple Pay in current tests, however, highlighting differences in wallet compatibility. Availability, rewards and fees remain subject to Binance’s latest terms and regional eligibility rules.
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Binance has partnered with Mastercard and payments technology provider Immersve to launch a virtual debit card for the Asia-Pacific region, allowing users to pay for everyday purchases with crypto assets held in their wallets. The card is available to users in Taiwan, marking further integration between cryptocurrencies and mainstream payment networks. Users should nevertheless consider exchange-rate volatility, transaction fees and platform custody risks.
As of July 20, 2026, applications for the APAC version of Binance Card are open to users in Taiwan. The card can be linked to Apple Pay and Google Pay and used across the Mastercard network. It carries no issuance or annual fee, while eligible purchases can earn up to 3% in USDC rewards. Eligibility, reward tiers and qualifying transactions are subject to Binance's latest rules.
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