Mercuryo Partners With Visa to Expand Visa Direct Crypto-to-Fiat Off-Ramping
Mercuryo Partners With Visa to Expand Visa Direct Crypto-to-Fiat Off-Ramping
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  • Published 2026.01.23 23:14
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London – January 22, 2026 ㅡ Mercuryo and Visa announced a partnership to support crypto-to-fiat off-ramping through Visa Direct, Visa’s real-time payments platform.

Under the collaboration, Mercuryo plans to expand its support for Visa Direct as part of its off-ramp offering, enabling eligible users to convert digital tokens into fiat and receive funds on a Visa credit or debit card. The companies said the service is intended to provide near real-time settlement and lower-cost transfers, depending on eligibility and local market conditions.

Mercuryo said the integration will connect Visa Direct with its network of non-custodial wallets, exchanges, and payment rails. The companies stated that the goal is to allow users to access crypto-to-fiat conversion features within platforms they already use, rather than requiring separate services.

Visa Direct supports multiple use cases for money movement, including transfers involving brokerage, crypto, and digital bank accounts. Mercuryo said the partnership is aimed at supporting cross-border payments and reducing delays in accessing local fiat currencies.

Petr Kozyakov, Mercuryo’s co-founder and CEO, said the partnership is intended to improve the speed and cost of converting digital tokens into fiat and making funds available for card-based spending.

Anastasia Serikova, Head of Visa Direct, Europe, said the integration is designed to help streamline conversions between digital assets and fiat currency through Visa Direct’s infrastructure.

Mercuryo provides payment services for digital asset use cases, including on-chain integrations, and offers tools intended to simplify access for users interacting with tokens and DeFi-related services.


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