DeFi Revolution: ETHER_FI & SCROLL Unite!

SCROLL and ETHER_FI team up to launch a credit card. SCROLL and ETHER_FI team up to launch a credit card.

ETHER_FI, a leading decentralized finance (DeFi) platform built on Ethereum blockchain technology has partnered with SCROLL, a cutting-edge layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, are to launch a credit card with amazing benefits and rewards. Using SCROLL’s Zero-Knowledge Proof technology the transaction will be made fast, and secure.

What are the benefits that are being offered?

  • Without any exceptions or restrictions, a 3% cashback will be offered on all transactions. 
  • Additional $50 cash back on the first $1000 spent for the pre-orders by September 20, 2024
  • The credit card will be accepted wherever VISA is accepted.
  • Complimentary conference pass for Token2049 that is going to be held in Singapore for Chad and Whale Cardholders as of September 15th, 2024.

A New Era for DeFi Payments:

  • With the credit card built on SCROLL and ETHER_FI, it offers users on-chain meets real world experience with faster transactions and lower fees.
  • This partnership between SCROLL and ETHER_FI, offers an additional layer of security to the transactions that are being made.
  • This move can attract more users to both ETHER_FI and SCROLL, increasing adoption and growth for both the platforms.
  • This collaboration gives ETHER_FI a competitive edge in the DeFi space, setting it apart from other credit cards offerings.
  • This act will lead to increase in liquidity for ETHER_FI’s credit card.

The user can pre-order the credit card by 20th of September 2024, in order to avail the various rewards that have been offered. 

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This news comes right after Mastercard unveils crypto-Euro Debit Card with Mercuryo.

This collaboration between ETHER_FI and SCROLL is going to change the way we think and work around with digital payments and moving forward, this step will be a stepping stone in shaping the future of finance.

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