Solayer announced that Solayer Pay, its crypto-native Visa card and payments app, now accepts deposits on five networks: Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and Base. According to the company, a user holding USDT on BNB Chain or USDC on Base can send it directly to their Solayer Pay balance and begin spending, without first bridging funds to another network.
In the app, users select the network on which they hold funds and send supported stablecoins to their Solayer Pay balance. Once credited, the balance can be spent with a virtual or physical Solayer Pay card, added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for contactless payments, or sent to other users through peer-to-peer transfers. Solayer said each bridging, swapping or exchange-routing step previously added time, fees and the risk of sending assets to the wrong network.
"People hold stablecoins on whichever network they use most, and they shouldn't have to move them somewhere else before they can spend them," said Margie Feng, Marketing Lead at Solayer. "Opening deposits on Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and Base means our users can top up from the chain they're already on."
Solayer Pay launched in April 2025 as the Emerald Card and has grown to more than 45,000 cardholders. In May 2026, Solayer introduced a physical Solayer Pay card for in-store, contactless and online purchases, as well as ATM withdrawals in supported regions, alongside the existing virtual card. Both cards draw from the same Solayer Pay balance. Multichain deposits are live now in the Solayer Pay app, available on iOS and Android; card issuance is subject to identity verification and availability in the user's region.