In a climate of high inflation and rising costs for gas and groceries, CoinZoom reports that its crypto debit card usage is growing, with the average number of transactions per active cardholder roughly tripling and rewards averaging about $150 per month in the first half of 2026.

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As a U.S.-based fintech, CoinZoom enables crypto transactions and remittances through multiple funding options, with ZoomMe facilitating international transfers and multi-channel spend across 169 countries.

The card offers up to 5% back in crypto on purchases, with security features and regulatory registrations (SOC2 Type II, FinCEN MSB, and international subsidiaries) to support its operations.

Traditional debit cards offer little to no rewards, while most credit cards carry interest rates above 20%, affecting the value of rewards for balance holders.

Gas prices have climbed above $4 per gallon nationally since April, and food-at-home prices rose about 23% from 2022 to 2025, contributing to consumer cost pressures.

The underlying message is that consumers are actively seeking ways to maximize value from everyday spending, and CoinZoom’s rewards-based model is presented as a viable tool to achieve that.

CoinZoom provides contact information for its PR & Communications team for further inquiries.

The article highlights CoinZoom’s strong security posture and regulatory registrations, including SOC 2 Type II certification, FinCEN registration, and international subsidiaries in Australia, Latvia, Ireland, and Bermuda.

CoinZoom emphasizes the practical value of rewards in helping households stretch budgets, noting that rewards can offset gas and everyday purchases.

CoinZoom CEO Todd Crosland underscores the consumer logic: higher rewards on everyday purchases help stretch household budgets, particularly for gas and essentials in a high-inflation environment.

CoinZoom positions its debit card as flexible for spending USD or crypto at over 175 million merchants globally, as part of a broader platform including Apple/Google Pay, cash deposits, ZoomMe, and a security-driven architecture.