Falcon Finance launches USDf Card, covering more than 90 jurisdictions
USDf is Falcon Finance’s over-collateralized synthetic dollar. Users can mint USDf by depositing approved collateral, or acquire it from the secondary market before adding it to the card. The card has no annual fee or additional transaction charges, though foreign exchange fees may apply.
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