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Everything you need to start using the Jupiter Card in Singapore, broken into short guides. Start with the basics, get verified, fund your card, then spend.
The Jupiter Card is a Visa debit card backed by USDC on Solana. Download the app, verify, fund with USDC on the Solana network, then spend. About an hour end to end the first time.
The Jupiter Card is a Visa debit card backed by your USDC balance, usable anywhere Visa is accepted. It is digital-only for now, works with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and is funded with USDC on the Solana network (credited 1:1 in USD, no deposit fee).
New to it? Follow the guides in order: Getting started, then KYC and verification, then Fund your card, then Apple Pay and Google Pay, then Your first payment. Each one is a few minutes.
What the card is, how to download it, and the whole onboarding flow at a glance.
Install Jupiter Mobile, create an account, and tap the Card icon to enter Spend mode. About 5 minutes.
A Visa debit card backed by your USDC balance, usable anywhere Visa is accepted.
Have your phone and an email or phone number ready. About 5 minutes.
This switches you into Spend mode, where the card lives.
Next: KYC and verification, then fund your card, then your first payment.
The whole journey is five short steps: download and account, verify (KYC), fund your card, add to Apple Pay or Google Pay, and make your first payment. Each one is a few minutes.
Not yet - it is digital-only for now and lives in the app. Physical cards are planned for later. You can still pay in store by adding it to Apple Pay or Google Pay.
It is backed by your USDC balance, credited 1:1 to USD. You fund it with USDC on the Solana network.
Identity verification is the step most people get stuck on. Get it right the first time and the rest is easy.
Complete Jupiter ID with a photo ID, a selfie, and a recent proof of address. A recent bank statement PDF in your own name is the safest choice. 2-4 minutes to submit; up to 24 hours to review.
Jupiter ID is required before any Spend feature. Users in this region also need a proof of address on top of ID and selfie.
A utility bill, telecom bill, bank statement, or tax invoice - dated within the last 3 months, in your own name, the full page uncropped, the original file (not a screenshot), in English.
Passport, Singapore NRIC, or driver's licence.
A bank statement is the safest choice, and the emailed PDF is fine - you do not need a paper copy.
Usually quick, but it can take up to 24 hours. Start it, then prepare your funding while it clears.
The most common reason a check fails is a proof of address older than 3 months. Download a fresh bank statement PDF in your own name and you will usually pass the first time.
Almost always one fixable detail: it must be dated within the last 3 months, in your own name, show your full name and address uncropped, be the original file (not a screenshot), and be in English. A recent bank statement PDF is the safest choice.
Yes. The emailed PDF is fine - you do not need a printed or paper copy. Just upload the original file, not a screenshot or a photo of your screen.
Submitting takes about 2-4 minutes. Review is usually quick but can take up to 24 hours.
Spend from your card balance. Here is how, and what to expect with cashback.
Pay by tapping with Apple Pay or Google Pay, or use the card in-app and online. Card payments earn 4% cashback; QR Pay does not.
Tap to pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay, or enter the card details anywhere that takes Visa in-app or online.
A ride, a food order, or online shopping all work. QR Pay also works in Singapore, but it earns no cashback.
Cashback is earned on card payments only, not QR Pay. It is paid to your Earn balance after the transaction settles, so it does not appear instantly. There are no in-app transaction notifications yet, so do not be surprised by the delay.
No. Cashback is earned on card payments only, not QR Pay. It is paid to your Earn balance after the transaction settles, so it is not instant.
Add your card to your phone wallet so you can tap to pay in store. You will need a funded card first.
Add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay using the details from "Show Details" in the Jupiter app. About 2-3 minutes; paying is then instant.
Open the Wallet app, tap +, choose Debit/Credit Card, enter the details from Jupiter's "Show Details", then verify.
Real-world wallet support can vary by issuer and bank. If a tap is declined, the in-app or online card details are a reliable fallback that always works.
In the Jupiter app, open the card and tap "Show Details" to see the number, expiry, and security code to enter into Apple Pay or Google Pay.
A quick reference for fees and limits. Always confirm current numbers in the official app.
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Your card holds a USDC-on-Solana balance, credited 1:1 to USD. Buy USDC on a licensed Singapore exchange and withdraw it on the Solana network to your Jupiter deposit address.
Buy USDC on an exchange, withdraw it on the Solana network to your card's deposit address. About 1 hour the first time, then ~15 minutes to top up.
Live rate from Coinbase (includes their spread); your final amount also depends on the exchange's trading fee and how you cash in - see breakdown.
Pick an exchange, follow the short steps, then open the "Stuck?" helpers below if anything snags. Both let you pay in Singapore dollars with PayNow.
In Spend mode, tap "Add money" and choose the Solana network. Copy the deposit address it shows.
On the exchange send screen, set the network to Solana (SPL). The card also accepts Sui, Arbitrum, and Base, but this guide uses Solana, so keep Solana on both sides. Never send on Ethereum or Tron, which the card does not accept.
On your first send you may get a couple of Travel Rule questions - when asked who owns the wallet, choose the option for a wallet held for you by another service (you own it, Jupiter holds it), not a self-hosted wallet.
Your USDC usually lands in about 1 to 4 minutes. A first send can pause for a quick security check - that is normal.
Sending on Solana costs about $0.01. On Ethereum the same step would be roughly $15, so Solana keeps funding almost free.
Always send on Solana. The card accepts USDC on four networks - Solana, Sui, Arbitrum, and Base - and this guide uses Solana. The deposit screen may start on Base, so switch it to Solana and check Solana is selected on both sides. Money sent on a network the card does not accept (like Ethereum or Tron) cannot be recovered.
Solana (SPL) for this guide. The card accepts USDC on exactly four networks - Solana, Sui, Arbitrum, and Base - so match the same one on both ends (the Jupiter deposit address and the exchange withdrawal network). Sending on a network the card does not accept (Ethereum, Tron) can permanently lose your funds.
USDC on Solana usually lands in your Jupiter balance within about 1-4 minutes after the withdrawal confirms. A first-ever send can trigger a short exchange security review.
No. Card balances are spend-only, so only deposit what you plan to spend.