No private key leaves the card.
The card is the signer, not a prop for a cloud wallet.
Ethereum and Solana, on the same physical card. One tap signs the payment inside the chip, with settlement in seconds.
Venturus Card is not an intermediary for moving numbers in a private database. Every tap is an instantly verifiable blockchain transaction.
The partner opportunity is simple: integrate the rail once, distribute through the machines you already operate, and give merchants access to card-present on-chain payments without changing the checkout experience.
A controller connects terminal operations to the chip's authorization checks, without taking custody of customer funds.
Each terminal authenticates with its own cryptographic identity.
Operators control allowed networks, tokens and merchants, and can revoke a terminal's access to new payment permits.
Smart cards verify that the terminal is authorized before signing a transaction.
Authenticated terminal activity, permits, denials and reported payment outcomes give operators a view of their terminals.
The card is the signer, not a prop for a cloud wallet.
The customer stays in full control, with the ability to customize spending limits or withdraw the card's balance to another account at any time.
One chip authorizes payments on EVM and SVM, with independent balances on each network.
No. The operator maintains the infrastructure for terminals, cards and blockchain transaction sponsorship. Customers retain custody of their funds.
Recovery accounts, also controlled by the customer, can transfer funds held by the physical card's account.
Yes. Transactions above the amount chosen by the customer, or after the maximum number of daily uses, require a PIN.
No. The current version runs on its own blockchain payment rail, without relying on Visa or Mastercard networks or requiring compliance with their card-scheme standards.
The card supports EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) and SVM (Solana Virtual Machine) architectures and can be used simultaneously on Ethereum mainnet, Solana, Base, Robinhood, Arbitrum, BSC, Optimism and more.
Currently, USDC and USDT are supported, but the system can be expanded to support any ERC-20 or SPL token.
Yes. Regular blockchain transaction fees apply. They have consistently stayed below US$0.01.*
*Average transaction fee observed.A transaction takes 3-4 seconds from tap to on-chain confirmation.*
*Average observed time.