Tria, a non-custodial global neobank offering multi-asset payment tools, has introduced card top-ups directly from users’ self-custodied Bitcoin. The update lets customers fund their card from personal wallets and spend worldwide where Visa or Mastercard are accepted. Tria is a fintech company focused on non-custodial digital payment infrastructure.
Tria’s system enables Bitcoin transfers from hardware, mobile, or multisig wallets through a non-custodial smart-contract mechanism. The company does not hold user funds, and the top-up process avoids exchanges or custodial accounts. Only the amount sent by the user becomes spendable on the card.
Its infrastructure supports more than 1,000 liquid digital assets across major networks, allowing users to store value and transact under the same self-custody model.
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