Blockchain infrastructure firm DCodex said on Tuesday it has launched DPay, a Visa-network-powered USDT commercial debit card based in San Jose, California. The company said the card lets users spend crypto directly at Visa-accepting merchants without manual conversion.
The launch pairs a payments product with DCodex’s existing on-chain strategy service, which the company describes as a closed-loop ecosystem. Users can generate returns through the strategy system and deploy them via the card without leaving the platform.
DCodex said the strategy service now has more than 3,000 subscribed members, with about $20 million in capital deployed. The company reported a 13% return for the most recent monthly period and a 93.7% execution success rate.
It said returns come from a non-directional model using arbitrage and liquidation-related opportunities across decentralized markets, according to its announcement.
“We do not ask anyone to trust our numbers,” a DCodex spokesperson said. “Every trade is on-chain. Open the DApp and verify it yourself.”
The company said its community network now spans four continents, with 38 YouTube content creators and 50 active communities. DCodex held on-the-ground events in seven countries over the past month, including Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Spain and Germany.
