# Timon > Your money works everywhere Timon is a travel payments company offering virtual and physical cards, eSIMs, and global wallet transfers. It serves travelers and digital nomads who need to spend and move money across multiple countries. Timon is a travel payments company that provides virtual and physical payment cards, global wallet transfers, and eSIM connectivity for people who travel or live across borders. Its core offering centers on Visa and Mastercard cards that can be funded with stablecoins or local currency and used through Apple Pay and Google Pay, alongside a mobile app for account management. The platform is built for digital nomads, students, and professionals who need reliable payment methods and connectivity while abroad. The company addresses the problem of card declines and limited payment options that travelers often face when spending outside their home country. Users fund a wallet using bank transfers, mobile money, or stablecoins, then convert those balances into spendable card funds or send them as payouts to bank accounts and mobile wallets in multiple regions. This lets users move between digital assets and everyday spending without relying on separate services for each function. Beyond its card products, Timon offers eSIM data plans for mobile connectivity in numerous countries and a booking feature for hotels and flights. It also facilitates local and international money transfers, supporting payout methods such as bank transfers and mobile money across several regions. The platform is used by travelers, digital nomads, and individuals sending money to family or business contacts across borders. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-12-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/timon ## Products - [Timon](https://thegrid.id/profiles/timon): Timon is a travel payments app offering physical and virtual Visa and Mastercard cards fundable with stablecoins or bank transfers, alongside a global multi-currency wallet, eSIMs for international data connectivity, and hotel and flight booking. It converts stablecoin balances into spendable currency and enables local and cross-border transfers to bank accounts and mobile money wallets across multiple regions. The app is designed for travelers, digital nomads, and users who need to spend, send, and stay connected internationally. 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