On May 16th, the new generation stablecoin payment and financial services platform Infini officially announced that the transaction fees for Infini Global Card have been reduced to 0.1%, applicable to all global users. This means that since its public beta, Infini has reduced fees from the initial 1% to 0.8%, and now further significantly lowered to 0.1%. This fee reduction not only marks an important milestone for Infini but also means it is a big step closer to its long-term vision of achieving zero transaction fees.
Infini co-founder Christine stated, "We are an active trading node in the Visa and Mastercard global network. The higher the transaction volume, the more commission we receive. However, we choose not to retain this profit but instead return it to users to reduce their payment costs. Our ultimate goal is to move towards zero fees and usher in a new era of stablecoin payments."
Infini's growth in the stablecoin payment card field has far exceeded expectations, especially in high-inflation markets like Latin America and Southeast Asia. As user transaction activity increases, the platform's overall operational revenue will continue to optimize, with transaction fees potentially being further reduced, ultimately achieving a truly zero payment threshold. Since its launch, the Infini Global Card has supported users in making global purchases through mainstream wallets such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay, WeChat Pay, and PayPal, and has already achieved zero conversion fees from stablecoins to fiat currency, with instant conversion and automatic income mechanisms. This fee reduction reflects Infini's product philosophy of benefiting users and further implements its long-term vision of creating a frictionless, borderless payment experience.
