# Pulsar Money > Global money, reimagined for you Pulsar Money is a stablecoin-native fintech company offering multi-currency accounts and card payments. It lets users hold, swap, and spend dollars, euros, and other currencies funded by stablecoins, with savings and transfer tools for people transacting across borders. Pulsar Money is a stablecoin-native fintech company that provides multi-currency accounts, card payments, and savings tools for people who transact across borders. Users can open free dollar and euro accounts, fund them at par with stablecoins, and convert between currencies from a single balance without needing to manage individual blockchains directly. The company is positioned toward everyday consumers and travelers who need to hold, spend, and move money across countries and currencies with reduced friction and cost. The platform addresses the cost and complexity of cross-border money movement by combining stablecoin settlement with familiar banking features. Stablecoin funding carries no Pulsar fee, currency conversion happens within the app, and a virtual card draws from the same balance for everyday and subscription spending, including in markets where local cards are often declined. Pulsar also offers a savings feature that channels stablecoin balances into yield-generating strategies, and it is building toward settlement on a dedicated stablecoin-native blockchain network as part of its infrastructure. Core offerings include multi-currency accounts, the virtual spending card, stablecoin-funded savings, and in-app currency swaps and transfers, alongside a white-label engagement and rewards infrastructure used by business partners for campaigns and loyalty programs. The company operates within a regulated stablecoin framework and works with licensed partner banks for account services. It is used by individual consumers seeking simplified multi-currency banking as well as businesses building engagement campaigns on its infrastructure. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/pulsar_money ## Products - [Pulsar Payment Infrastructure](https://thegrid.id/profiles/pulsar_money): Pulsar Payment Infrastructure is a business-facing payments system that lets merchants and venues accept stablecoins, crypto, and fiat through POS and Soft POS terminals or QR codes. It provides an API layer for onchain settlement and fiat off-ramp, allowing custom integrations across multiple blockchains. The product targets event operators and venues seeking low-fee, real-time settlement for closed-loop or open payment acceptance. (Merchant Payment Gateway, Live) - [Pulsar Money App](https://thegrid.id/profiles/pulsar_money): Pulsar Money App is a mobile fintech application that provides self-custodial USD and EUR accounts funded through stablecoins. It lets users hold, swap, and spend digital dollars and euros, fund balances at par with stablecoins, and pay through a virtual card accepted for subscriptions and international purchases. The app also offers stablecoin savings yield and global transfers using account details tied to underlying bank rails. It is built around regulated stablecoin infrastructure and is expanding onto a stablecoin-native settlement chain to support future automated, agent-driven payment features. 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