Interlink Visa Card is Coming to the ITLX Wallet: What Does It Mean for Users?

InterLink has confirmed that its upcoming Visa card will integrate directly with the ITLX Wallet, allowing users to spend digital assets through traditional payment rails.

In a statement shared with BSCNews and via its recent X announcement, the protocol confirmed the new update:

“With the upcoming InterLink Visa Card integrated into the ITLX Wallet, users move beyond holding tokens → into spending them in the real world. This marks the transition from digital accumulation to real financial utility.”

Interlink had previously confirmed that the Visa card includes “direct wallet-to-card integration via ITLX Wallet” and is “fully integrated with ITLX Wallet.” Now, it becomes official with the feature now being tested for public rollout. This allows users to deposit supported assets into the wallet and spend instantly using the card.

The card connects digital tokens such as $ITLG and $ITL to Visa’s global payment network. Visa reports acceptance in more than 170 countries and at more than 50 million merchants worldwide.

How Does Wallet-to-Card Integration Enable Real-World Spending?

The core feature is direct wallet-to-card integration. Users deposit digital assets into the ITLX Wallet. Those assets can then be accessed through the InterLink Visa Card without transferring funds to an external exchange or bank account.

This structure reduces friction between Web3 wallets and traditional payment systems. In simple terms, the card functions as a prepaid debit card within the InterLink ecosystem.

The stated objective is to move from token holding to practical use cases, including everyday transactions such as retail purchases and remittances.

InterLink has also indicated that 500 cards will be distributed monthly at no cost to selected users during the rollout phase.

Introducing the Referral Commission System

InterLink’s statement to BSCNews outlines a referral-based commission model.

Users who invite new participants, referred to as “Linkers,” through an ITLX referral code can earn transaction commissions when those invitees spend with the InterLink Visa Card.

“By inviting new Linkers through your ITLX referral code, you can earn transaction commissions whenever they spend using their InterLink Visa Card - creating a passive income stream powered by real consumer activity, not speculation.”

The protocol describes this as a passive income stream linked to consumer activity rather than speculative trading. The commission structure is tied to card usage, not token price movement.

Specific percentage rates or payout structures have not been publicly detailed in the available announcements.

How Does This Fit Into InterLink’s Broader Roadmap?

InterLink’s published roadmap includes:

• Expansion to 3 million cards by 2026
• Launch of a private mainnet
• Additional payment integrations
• Continued development of a quantum-resistant, human-verified blockchain infrastructure

The ITLX Wallet is positioned as an all-in-one DeFi tool within the ecosystem. Recent updates have focused on wallet security and cross-chain functionality, as well as the Visa card's payment use case.

The integration reflects a broader trend in digital asset infrastructure: linking blockchain-based tokens with established global payment systems.

What Risks and Considerations Should Users Evaluate?

While official sources confirm integration details, users should consider:

• Regulatory requirements in their jurisdiction
• Fees associated with card issuance, foreign exchange, or transactions
• Volatility risks if spending directly from crypto-denominated balances
• Custodial or smart contract risks associated with wallet infrastructure

Visa acceptance does not eliminate blockchain-related risk. Spending from digital assets may trigger taxable events depending on local laws.

Users should review official documentation from InterLink and ITLX Wallet before participating.

Conclusion: What Does the InterLink Visa Card Integration Represent?

The InterLink Visa Card, integrated with ITLX Wallet, introduces wallet-to-card functionality that enables digital token holders to spend their assets at Visa-accepting merchants worldwide.

Official statements confirm direct integration, monthly card distribution, and a referral-based commission model tied to real transaction activity. 

The initiative connects token balances in ITLX Wallet to the established payment infrastructure. Looking ahead, its impact will depend on adoption rates, regulatory clarity, and execution of the 2026 roadmap.

Sources:

• X Post: Interlink announcement confirming the integration 
• Whitepaper: What is the Interlink Wallet
• KV X Post: Interlink ecosystem