The new feature expands everyday usability of digital assets through seamless card-linked payments
LAX, the decentralized payments platform behind lax.money, has introduced card-based crypto payment access designed to connect on-chain assets with real-world spending. The new capability allows users to utilize supported digital assets for everyday transactions through a familiar card-based payment experience, reducing friction between blockchain technology and traditional commerce.
This development positions LAX as a practical payments layer focused on usability rather than complexity. By enabling card-linked access, users can transact without navigating multiple conversion steps, while still benefiting from the transparency and efficiency of on-chain settlement. The feature is intended to support both individual users and businesses seeking flexible crypto payment options without sacrificing speed or convenience.
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According to the LAX team, the rollout reflects a broader push toward making decentralized finance accessible beyond crypto-native environments. The platform continues to focus on simplifying how digital assets are used, emphasizing calm, reliable infrastructure in contrast to the volatility often associated with the sector.
“Connecting on-chain assets to real-world payment rails is essential for meaningful adoption,” said J. King Kasr, Chief Scientist at KaJ Labs. “Card-based access lowers the barrier for everyday use while preserving the efficiency and transparency that decentralized systems are meant to deliver.”
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