Fizen
Fizen combines a non-custodial crypto wallet with card, QR payment, travel eSIM, and tokenized-securities features.
What is Fizen?
Fizen is a mobile crypto app whose wallet lets users hold and transfer assets with their own keys. Separate services include QR payments in Vietnam and the Philippines, a prepaid Visa card program, eSIM data plans for 150+ countries, P2P crypto-to-fiat access, and an interface for eligible users to trade Ondo-issued tokenized securities through 1inch. Tether made a strategic investment in Fizen in April 2025. Availability, custody, KYC requirements, and fees vary by feature.
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