DCS DeCard, a card and payments infrastructure platform under DCS Group ( formerly Diners Club Singapore ), has expanded its collaboration with Visa to accelerate the international rollout of its consumer and commercial stablecoin-linked cards.

Leveraging Visa's global network, the platform extends its card-issuing capabilities beyond Asia-Pacific to over 70 markets across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.

The collaboration supports two key areas of DCS DeCard's business: its Cards-as-a-Service ( CaaS ) offering, which enables fintechs, digital asset platforms and other businesses to launch branded stablecoin-linked card programmes, and DeCard Business Account, its corporate card and spend management platform, which is being expanded to support stablecoin-enabled corporate payments.

"Our expanded collaboration with Visa marks a significant milestone in DCS DeCard's global ambitions, enabling us to extend our capabilities across more than 70 markets,”  says DCS DeCard head George Jiang. “This opens up new opportunities to reach new customers, work with more partners and bring stablecoin-linked payment solutions to businesses around the world."

Through its CaaS infrastructure, DCS DeCard supports partners across card programme development, issuance, transaction processing and ongoing operations, enabling them to introduce branded payment products without building their own issuing infrastructure.

Alongside its CaaS expansion, DCS DeCard has also introduced stablecoin-enabled Visa corporate cards through DeCard Business Account, extending its corporate card and spend management capabilities to eligible international markets.

Designed for mid-market and enterprise businesses, DeCard Business Account combines corporate cards with centralized spend management capabilities, including expense management, billing, invoicing and transaction reporting.

The stablecoin-enabled offering will support corporate spending needs across areas such as advertising and media buying, procurement, travel and other operational expenditure.

Together, these developments expand the practical applications of stablecoins in real-world commerce, the company says.