Digital Currency
Add as a preferred source on GoogleHolders will use a verified claims process after the contract route closes, while MaticX withdrawals remain on-chain at 1.2002 Polygon Ecosystem Token (POL) per token.
Starting Oct. 29, the way users withdraw NearX and BNBx changes: Stader Labs will close the direct smart-contract option and require holders to use verified claims instead.
Until the switch takes effect, users can withdraw either token through its smart contract without a fee.
MaticX follows a separate arrangement: withdrawals will remain on-chain at 1.2002 Polygon Ecosystem Token (POL) per MaticX.
The transaction was valued at about $5.2 million. Withdrawals from Coincheck and bitFlyer totaled 136.894 BTC over 20 days, worth about $11.24 million.
OSL has not disclosed which assets cardholders may spend or when the card will launch.
Google told CoinDesk it is targeting commercial availability in early 2027. The reported service may add post-quantum signing later, with no timetable set.
