Gnosis Pay to end consumer cards Dec. 20
The B2B pivot leaves individual users with a one-time migration path to a partner network.
Yuna · Sep 26, 2026 · 1 min
Gnosis Pay will discontinue its consumer card service on Dec. 20, according to The Defiant. The firm is redirecting its operations toward a business-to-business model.
The company confirmed that funds stored in user Safes will remain accessible after the service terminates.
To continue making purchases, Gnosis Pay stated that consumers must open an account with a partner and receive a new card.
Source: The Defiant
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