When is Pulsar launching?

We're targeting Q2–Q3 2026. Sign up for early access and we'll let you know the moment it's live.

At launch, no. We want you to try everything first. Fee structure will be introduced later, and we'll be transparent about it before anything changes.

What chains are supported?

You won't need to think about this. Chains are abstracted inside the app. But if you're curious, you can deposit from all major EVM chains including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and more.

Does Pulsar support Apple Pay and Google Pay?

Yes. Can you really call yourself a fintech app without it?

What currencies are supported?

USD, EUR, GBP, and all major European currencies on the fiat side. On the crypto side, BTC, ETH, stablecoins, and 1,000+ tokens.

How does the crypto-to-fiat conversion work?

When you spend with your Pulsar card, the app checks your fiat balance first. If you don't have enough in the payment currency, it auto-converts crypto at the moment of purchase. You can also set a preference order for which crypto gets auto-converted first.

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AnnouncementJuly 9, 2026

Pulsar Money, a Europe-Focused Multi-Currency Stablecoin App, to Launch as Consumer Product on Arc

Multi-currency stablecoin consumer app to go live on Arc, a stablecoin-native Layer-1 developed by Circle

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NEW YORK. Pulsar Money, the multi-currency stablecoin app, today announced it will go live on Arc, the stablecoin-native Layer-1 blockchain engineered by Circle, as one of the first consumer personal finance apps on Arc (now in testnet). Pulsar is a multi-currency stablecoin app focused on the European market and built around MiCA-compliant stablecoins and regulated partner infrastructure.

In practice, Pulsar lets someone hold digital dollars, euros and pounds as stablecoins in one app, swap between them instantly at near-zero cost, and spend any balance through a Visa card with reduced FX cost. The multi-currency swaps between USDC and EURC, stablecoins issued by Circle's regulated affiliates, and supported partner stablecoins for more fiat currencies are expected to be powered by StableFX, Circle's institutional-grade stablecoin FX engine.

Pulsar's virtual Visa cards are tied to non-custodial accounts and available to residents of 110+ countries, with swap and yield features expected to follow. Also on the roadmap are agentic payments: handing routine money tasks to an AI agent, for example converting euros to dollars when the rate moves in the user's favor, or paying a recurring bill from whichever balance is cheapest.

The partnership showcases how Arc's ecosystem can support a new generation of financial applications that combine stablecoin rails, AI-enabled execution, and access to onchain financial tools through a streamlined interface. For Arc, Pulsar is a consumer application designed to show how agent-grade infrastructure moves from protocol capability to everyday financial utility.

“Over the past months, we've been building Pulsar in close collaboration with a wider group of leading financial infrastructure teams to integrate with Arc. That shaped the product we're proud to bring to market: a consumer money app built around stablecoin payments, intelligent financial execution, and access to new onchain financial primitives. Building on Arc gives us the strategic foundation to push toward our mission of making money more efficient, more rewarding, and more personal.” Alex Radu, CEO of Pulsar Money

The waitlist is open now for early access.

About Pulsar Money

Pulsar Money is a multi-currency stablecoin app building toward becoming Europe's largest crypto consumer application. It offers virtual Visa cards to residents of 130+ countries and lets users hold and swap USDC and EURC with little to no fees, powered by Circle's StableFX. Built around MiCA-compliant stablecoins and infrastructure, Pulsar is launching on Arc, a stablecoin-native Layer-1 developed by Circle. Join the waitlist at pulsar.money.