@Zebec_HQ has expanded its reloadable Carbon card to support euros and British pounds, opening the product to a broader international audience after its initial launch in US dollars only. The
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@Zebec_HQ has expanded its reloadable Carbon card to support euros and British pounds, opening the product to a broader international audience after its initial launch in US dollars only. The update marks the start of the project's Q4 2026 card roadmap.
Carbon Card Goes Multi-Currency
The Zebec Carbon card is a reloadable, zero-fee crypto debit card powered by Mastercard. According to Zebec's own product page, the card carries no sign-up or transaction fees and supports top-ups from more than 150 cryptocurrencies across multiple blockchains, with a daily spending limit of $10,000. Adding euro and pound denominations means users in Europe and the UK can now spend directly in their local currency, sidestepping foreign exchange costs when shopping domestically.
The multi-currency expansion follows a pattern already established with the Zebec Silver card, which has offered USD, euro, and pound options as part of its product lineup. Bringing those currency options to Carbon brings the two cards closer in feature parity while keeping Carbon's fee-free structure intact.
What the Q4 Roadmap Holds
The currency expansion is just the opening move for the quarter. According to @Zebec_HQ, October is set to bring Tron network support and a relaunch of the Zebec Black Card, with expanded utility for $ZBCN holders. The Black Card is positioned as a premium tier for power users, and the relaunch is expected to widen the ways $ZBCN can be used within the card ecosystem.
November is pencilled in for privacy token integration, followed by the introduction of corporate cards in December. The corporate card rollout would extend Zebec's card infrastructure into enterprise payroll and expense management, an area the project has been building toward. Zebec Network has previously outlined an institutional compliance initiative for 2026 that includes ISO 20022 alignment and membership in the Nacha Payments Innovation Alliance, suggesting the corporate card push sits within a broader regulated-finance strategy.
The $ZBCN token underpins card utility across the platform. Zebec's tokenomics documentation notes that staked $ZBCN balances within the SuperApp unlock tiered rewards on card spend, creating a direct link between token holding and everyday payment benefits.
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