Can the money in the U card be directly transferred to Alipay???

You’re not mistaken; the realization of converting crypto into cash is really starting to get easier.
After staying on the chain for a long time, many people actually share the same feeling:
Money on the chain is free; transfers, transactions, cross-border, almost no boundaries.
But once back in the real world, it’s like hitting the pause button.
Want to spend, but blocked by the card
Want to withdraw, but blocked
Want to actually use the money, but it’s the hardest
The problem has never been the assets, but “the last mile.”
Until recently, I saw MiPay truly connect this last layer.
It directly launched a Visa virtual card channel, integrating on-chain assets into the real payment system.
What does this mean?
It’s a very simple thing:
USDT is no longer just digital money sitting in a wallet; it can be spent anytime.
One card can cover almost all your daily scenarios:
Alipay, Google, Amazon, TikTok, PayPal, Shopify
This time, crypto can really be used as “money.”
And its design approach is very straightforward, with no complicated barriers:
Supports USDT (TRC20) direct recharge
No mandatory real-name verification, more friendly to on-chain users
Integrated payment, withdrawal, and transfer functions
Even 10 USDT is enough to open a card
These points may not seem “amazing” on their own, but together, they’re actually doing something more important—shortening the path.
In the past, when you earned money in Web3,
you still had to go through a long process to get back to Web2 to use it,
Long process, many restrictions, and waiting.
But now, it’s different!!!
On-chain assets themselves are starting to have independent usability.
You’re no longer just “holding” them, but can directly “use” them.
This is not just about adding a card; it’s about changing the entire way of using.
Gradually, you’ll realize one thing:
You no longer need to deliberately “convert to cash,” because it can circulate naturally.
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