American Express is powering a new Coinbase-branded credit card product, a rare foray by a large card network into crypto rewards. It brings Amex's crypto ambitions out of dormancy and marks a turning point toward stronger acceptance of digital assets into credit.

Coinbase is set to debut the Coinbase One Card, a stainless-steel credit card that offers up to 4% back in Bitcoin (BTC) on every purchase. The upcoming card is being developed in collaboration with American Express,

The Coinbase One Card, issued in partnership with American Express, will offer up to 4% rewards in bitcoin after purchases and other perks.

The new Coinbase card will offer up to 4% back in bitcoin on your purchases, depending on how many assets you're holding with Coinbase. Those assets could simply be USD or USDC, so you won't necessarily need to invest heavily in crypto right away to reach the higher bitcoin-back rate.

Coinbase is launching its first-ever branded credit card in partnership with American Express, set to roll out this fall. Called the Coinbase One Card, it

Coinbase has launched the Coinbase One Card with 4% Bitcoin rewards, following a similar move by Winklevoss-led Gemini.

In a move to bridge traditional finance and Web3, Coinbase has announced two transformative updates: the introduction of Coinbase Business.

Coinbase is set to roll out its first-ever branded credit card this fall — the Coinbase One Card — in partnership with American Express.

Coinbase, now in the S&P 500, reflects mainstream acceptance, but tariff-induced market turbulence threatens its momentum.

Set to launch the Coinbase One Card later this year exclusively on the American Express network, AmEx stock eyes a breakout.