Shiba Inu (SHIB) Now Accepted In Over 170 Countries and 60 Million Businesses Via OKSE Crypto Card

Holders of Shiba Inu (SHIB) can now use the token as a payment method in more than 170 countries through the Okse crypto Visa card. Okse, therefore, provides a quick and easy way to spend SHIB.

Per a Tuesday announcement, Okse spend-to-earn debit card has extended its support to include Shiba Inu (SHIB). This will allow SHIB holders to spend their tokens in over 60 million businesses and online shops worldwide using the Okse card. Therefore, giving more utility to the popular meme token. 

Users have to simply load the card with SHIB tokens and can then spend it anywhere Visa is accepted. Shiba Inu can also be used on Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay to make payments courtesy of its integration into the Okse virtual crypto card. 

Part of the update said, “Welcome SHIB on the BNB Chain to OKSE! Pay using SHIB on the OKSE’s Visa card in more than 170 countries. Giving another digital asset utility in our decentralized ecosystem.” 

It is worth noting that the Okse Visa card is a virtual card that makes crypto as spendable as the money in one’s bank. With the crypto card, there are no hidden fees while market exchange rates and all transactions are on-chain and transparent. 

Related: Binance Card Now Supports Shiba Inu (SHIB). Here’s Why This Is Important

Similarly, Shiba Inu (SHIB) was recently supported on Binance Card alongside 13 other crypto assets. Following a strategic partnership sealed between the prominent multinational financial services corporation, Mastercard and Binance, a crypto prepaid card has been rolled out in Argentina to facilitate everyday tangible purchases using cryptocurrencies like Shiba Inu (SHIB).  

Consequently, SHIB can be used to purchase goods both in-store and online, at over 90 million Mastercard merchants worldwide. Overall, the adoption of the second-largest dog-themed token as a payment method by several businesses continues to increase.

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