Boston, MA, September 14, 2026 – Anytap, a global digital asset payment service, today announced a strategic partnership with Coins.ph, a leading digital asset platform in the Philippines, to issue the Anytap Crypto Card to Coins.ph’s user base. The partnership marks Anytap’s entry into the Philippine market.
A Crypto Card Built for the Philippine Remittance Market
Global digital asset payment service Anytap is expanding its crypto card into the Philippines. On September 13, Anytap announced a strategic partnership with Coins.ph, one of the country’s leading digital asset platforms, under which the Anytap Crypto Card will be issued directly to Coins.ph’s user base.
The Philippines is one of the world’s largest sources of overseas labor, and remittances are a critical part of its economy. According to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), cash remittances from overseas Filipinos totaled approximately $35.6 billion in 2025. Anytap’s crypto card is designed to connect that remittance flow directly to everyday spending, without routing funds through a traditional bank account.
How the Anytap Crypto Card Works: Card-to-Card Transfers by Email
A defining feature of the Anytap Crypto Card is card-to-card transfer using a recipient’s email address instead of a blockchain wallet address. Standard crypto transfers require senders to copy a long wallet address, where a single incorrect character can put funds at risk. The Anytap Crypto Card removes that step, letting even users with no prior cryptocurrency experience send and receive digital assets as easily as sending an email.
Each Anytap Crypto Card account supports up to three cards per person, so a cardholder and their family members can each hold and use their own USDT-funded Visa card.
From Overseas Remittance to Everyday Spending
For the Philippines’ overseas workforce, this turns a cross-border remittance into usable money in a single step. A family member working abroad can send funds through the Anytap Crypto Card using only an email address, and the recipient in the Philippines can immediately spend from their card or withdraw cash at supported ATMs — no wallet address, no exchange platform, no bank transfer required.
Anytap Crypto Card and Coins.ph: Scaling in a Regulated Market
Coins.ph reports more than 5 million verified users and operates under BSP regulation. Anytap plans to combine that user base with the Anytap Crypto Card’s transfer and payment infrastructure to grow adoption across the Philippines, while using the market as a base for further expansion in the global crypto card space.
“This strategic partnership with Coins.ph is an important starting point for the global expansion of the Anytap Crypto Card,” an Anytap representative said. “Our goal is to move digital assets beyond the complexity of managing wallet addresses and turn the Anytap Crypto Card into a payment method anyone can easily use in everyday life.”
The representative added that email-based card-to-card transfer is central to that goal, reducing the friction of complex address entry and increasing the real-world usability of the Anytap Crypto Card for everyday consumers.
About the Anytap Crypto Card
The Anytap Crypto Card is a USDT-funded Visa card available in both physical and virtual form, usable anywhere Visa is accepted. As a crypto debit card and stablecoin card built for everyday spending rather than trading, the Anytap Crypto Card lets users load USDT and spend, transfer, and withdraw without needing a traditional bank account.
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