Ether.fi Transitions Non-Custodial Crypto Card to OP Mainnet for Enhanced DeFi Payments

A New Upgrade in Crypto Payments

Decentralized staking protocol Ether.fi has announced that its DeFi-native crypto payment card, ether.fi Cash, is transitioning from the Scroll network to OP Mainnet. This shift will impact around 70,000 active cards and 300,000 user accounts, involving millions in TVL.

Next-Level Non-Custodial Spending

ether.fi Cash enables users to spend stablecoins directly or borrow against staked assets like eETH, all while earning yield and enjoying cashback rewards. The card works across all Visa-accepting merchants, offering a seamless experience similar to traditional banking cards.

Leading Market Presence

ether.fi’s card already accounts for nearly half of all native crypto card transactions, solidifying its role as a major player in the DeFi payments space. This migration will further enhance performance and reduce transaction costs for users.

Powered by OP Mainnet

In the second half of 2025, the OP Stack processed around 3.6 billion transactions—13% of all crypto activity—providing a robust, scalable infrastructure for ether.fi Cash to deliver a smoother, more efficient user experience.