Floki Debit Card Launches in Europe Offering Zero Fees and Crypto Payment Ease

• Floki Debit Card supports 8+ blockchains, enabling crypto payments at Visa/Mastercard merchants with 0% transaction and exchange fees.
• Virtual Floki cards are globally available, while physical cards are currently limited to 31 European countries with plans for expansion.
• The Floki card allows funding with $FLOKI, $BTC, $ETH, $USDT, and more, offering flexibility in everyday crypto transactions.

Floki Inu has officially launched its debit card, enabling users to spend cryptocurrency at millions of merchants globally that accept Visa or Mastercard. The card, now live in 31 European countries, offers a streamlined way to use crypto assets for daily transactions. 

Notably, it features zero transaction and exchange rate fees, setting it apart in the market. Users can load the card with $FLOKI, Bitcoin ($BTC), Ethereum ($ETH), and other popular cryptocurrencies. Both virtual and physical versions are available, with plans for further expansion.

Key Features of the Floki Debit Card

The Floki Debit Card supports over eight blockchain networks, ensuring compatibility with various cryptocurrencies. In addition to $FLOKI, users can fund their cards using stablecoins such as Tether ($USDT) and USD Coin ($USDC), as well as tokens like Binance Coin ($BNB) and Solana ($SOL). The card’s top-up process incurs a 2% fee, with no hidden charges for transactions or currency exchanges.

Customers can choose between a physical card, priced at €32 plus shipping, and a virtual card for €10. The card is currently available across European countries such as Austria, France, and Germany. Virtual gift cards, however, are accessible to users worldwide, offering a more flexible option.

Availability and Regional Restrictions

While the Floki Debit Card initially targets Europe, its physical version will expand to additional regions over time. However, users in OFAC-sanctioned countries and areas restricted by issuing banks or Mastercard cannot access the service. Virtual gift cards remain a global option, providing a broader reach for crypto enthusiasts.

Expansion Tied to Broader Ecosystem Goals

The Floki team had previously announced plans to introduce debit cards, staking services, and other utilities as part of their ecosystem growth. This launch aligns with the project’s transition from being a meme coin to establishing a broader cryptocurrency framework. 

Notably, the rollout comes ahead of the delayed launch of Floki’s metaverse blockchain game, Valhalla, now set for early 2025. The delay followed feedback from a security audit aimed at enhancing user safety.