VerifiedX now connects the SwitchBlade wallet to Crypto.com’s payment rails, letting users buy VFX or stablecoins straight with fiat. The move trims steps that delay first-time entry into Web3 and touches consumers, DApp builders, and stores. It centers on making crypto payments more accessible while keeping user control intact.
The tie-up drops Crypto.com Pay and a fiat-to-crypto on ramp inside SwitchBlade. A debit or credit card fills the wallet with coins that work for p2p auctions, store checkouts, and in-DApp spending, streamlining the path from fiat to usable balances.
SwitchBlade holds its own keys, hosts Bitcoin natively, and wraps it into Verified Bitcoin (vBTC); it went live in January 2025 and maintains a non-custodial model that preserves user control.
Strong alliance between VerifiedX and Crypto.com
Crypto.com highlights accessibility and scale. Joe Anzures, General Manager, Americas or EVP of Payments at Crypto.com, said: “Creating more accessible crypto payment solutions is central to our vision at Crypto.com. We are excited to partner with VerifiedX and bring even greater scale to our shared vision of seamless crypto payments.”
An on-ramp converts fiat into cryptocurrency and pushes that liquidity into a wallet or platform. This definition underpins how the integrated flow powers day-to-day spending across DApps and merchants.
Card-to-coin in one move strips complexity from the first purchase and may pull more users into VerifiedX by reducing friction at the moment of entry.
A toolkit hands builders ready code for embedded payments and could shorten time-to-ship for SwitchBlade-based projects across DApps and stores.
Spendable balances for shopping and auctions stretch the reach of VFX plus stablecoins and may lift on-chain volume as payments circulate.
Crypto.com drew heat for 2022 security lapses and 2023 allegations; VerifiedX must keep audits and open data to calm doubts and reinforce confidence.
The link builds a direct fiat pipe to SwitchBlade without stripping users of key control. The wallet debuted in January 2025; uptake and steady security work will decide the outcome.
