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🚀 Credit Card Minimum Payments Reach Record High In 2024

According to PANews, the proportion of active credit card holders making only minimum payments rose to 10.75% in the third quarter of 2024. This marks the highest level since 2012, as reported by CNBC.

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🚀 Binance Launches Zero-Fee Crypto Transactions Promotion

According to the announcement from Binance, the platform is introducing a limited-time promotion allowing users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies with zero transaction fees. This offer is available from 2025-08-26 08:00 (UTC) to 2025-10-06 23:59 (UTC). During this period, eligible users can purchase crypto using local currency or deposit EUR without incurring fees through credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Additionally, users can sell crypto to fiat and withdraw to cards with zero fees.

To participate, users must confirm their involvement on the activity page and complete specific tasks. These tasks include making a crypto purchase with local currency, depositing EUR, or selling crypto to fiat using the specified payment methods. Existing users must meet a minimum transaction amount of $100, while new users face no minimum requirement. Each user can benefit from the fee discount up to three times, with a maximum discount of $4 per transaction, capped at $12 overall. The discount value corresponds to the transaction fees incurred during eligible activities.

Binance has allocated a total budget of $30,000 equivalent for this promotion, distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. The zero-fee offer applies only to the first three eligible transactions made after registering for the promotion. Transactions through Paymonade are excluded from eligibility. Binance reserves the right to disqualify users engaging in dishonest behavior or tampering with program code. The platform may amend promotion terms due to regulatory changes, legal obligations, technical issues, or to protect users and its reputation. Users are advised to comply with local restrictions and requirements when accessing Binance services.


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🚀 DeCard and Visa Launch High-End Credit Card with Stablecoin Payment Features

According to Foresight News, DeCard has partnered with Visa to introduce the DeCard Luminaries high-end credit card. This card enables physical payments using stablecoins at Visa-affiliated merchants and offers cardholders global access and exclusive lifestyle privileges. The launch builds on the features of the first DeCard Visa card released in May 2025, allowing users to convert stablecoins like USDT and USDC into funds for everyday spending.

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🚀 New U.S. Tax Measures on Cross-Border Remittances Effective January 2026

According to Odaily, new tax measures on certain cross-border remittances in the United States took effect on January 1, 2026. Under regulations from the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service, remittance service providers are required to withhold a 1% tax on eligible transactions and report it accordingly. The regulations specify that remittances funded by cash or similar 'physical payment instruments,' such as money orders and cashier's checks, are subject to this tax. However, transactions funded through U.S. bank account transfers or using debit or credit cards are generally exempt.

This measure is part of the 'Big and Beautiful' tax and spending bill promoted by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration. According to the IRS, the tax applies to overseas remitters, including U.S. citizens and residents.

Tax experts have noted that cryptocurrency and stablecoin transfers are not considered taxable remittance transfers. This implies that stablecoins do not fall under the category of 'physical payment instruments' subject to the tax, although the practical implications remain uncertain.


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🚀 Australia to Ban Card Surcharges Starting October

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced a ban on surcharges for debit and credit card transactions starting in October. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting that this decision is expected to impact banks' revenue streams. This move aligns Australia with similar regulations already in place in Europe and the UK. The ban aims to enhance consumer protection and streamline payment processes across the country.

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