# Spendly

> The crypto card you need

Spendly helps users spend crypto globally by providing virtual cards that convert digital assets to cash without KYC requirements.

Spendly helps crypto users spend their digital assets globally by providing virtual cards that convert cryptocurrencies to cash. With it, you can fund cards with BTC, ETH, SOL, and other cryptos, use them online or via Apple Pay and Google Pay, and spend anywhere cards are accepted.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Payments
- Status: Inactive
- Founded: 2025-06-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/spendly

## Products

- [Spendly Card](https://thegrid.id/profiles/spendly): Spendly Card is a virtual prepaid card that enables users to convert cryptocurrency to USD spending power. The system supports multiple cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, USDC, and USDT across various networks, offering no-KYC options for privacy-focused spending. (Card, Discontinued, Main Product)

## Links

- [Main](https://www.usespendly.com)
- [Blog](https://www.usespendly.com/blog)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/SpendlyCC)

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- [Attribution Guidelines](https://about.thegrid.id/legal/open-data-attribution-guidelines): How to attribute The Grid's data when using the open data service.
- [Web Services Terms](https://about.thegrid.id/legal/web-services-terms): commercial Terms for using data services.
- [All Legal Documents](https://about.thegrid.id/legal): Full index of terms, policies, and disclosures

## Optional

- [TGS Field Descriptions](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/tgs-field-descriptions.md): Schema field definitions for The Grid's data model
- [TGS JSON Structure](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/tgs-json-structure.md): Data model structure and relationships
- [Product Type Definitions](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/product-type-definitions.md): Definitions for each product type
- [Product Type Classification](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/references/product-type-classification.md): Guide for classifying products into types
- [Grid MCP Guide](https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public/blob/main/grid-search/skills/grid-query/references/grid-mcp-guide.md): How to query The Grid programmatically via MCP