Onchain Card Intelligence
What changed in onchain card payments?
See what is actually happening across tracked stablecoin cards — and what changed.
networks with facts
One node per declared network, grouped by the system that declares it. A spoke is membership, not a flow of value — no flow is published here.
Tracked scope
what this terminal observesLatest complete data through 2026-09-07 08:14 UTC
Data note
Every figure here is SpendGraph's observed coverage within its own scope. It is not a total for the on-chain payment market, and no denominator for that market is published anywhere on this site.
Methodology →Latest signals
Deterministic changes across onchain card payments — no cause is inferred
Why
Amounts are reported per denomination with no total. A cross-currency figure would need an exchange rate, and SpendGraph does not observe one on-chain.Why
The observed population is SpendGraph's coverage, not the market. A share would need a denominator nobody here has measured.Card usage snapshot
Each tracked card, and what this terminal can publish about it
Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
The previous equal window has a zero baseline, so a ratio would be undefined rather than large.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
No figure is published for this system yet.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
This window is not in the rolling-window catalog, so no method produces a figure for it. Waiting does not change that — the capability has to be built.Why
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.Among SpendGraph-tracked cards
A comparison across the tracked set — not a market ranking
No figure is published for this system yet.
No figure is published for this system yet.
Amounts are published per denomination. Adding them would need a rate SpendGraph does not observe, so there is no single total.
Data trust
Data trust and quality
Every figure is a count over a stated denominator — nothing is weighted into a score
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Capability coverage
Systems per group
Payment economy at a glance
systems reaching each capabilityMarket snapshot
Observed coverage, not market total — each card names its own source
Payment economy flow
How a payment system is structured — a semantic model, not a flow of funds
- F02 User funds
- F03 Account funding
- F01 Payment account
- F04 Authorization request
- F05 Authorization decision
- F06 On-chain payment control
- F08 Funds hold
- F09 Authorization adjustment
- F14 Authorization expiry
- F07 Post-authorization funds action
- F10 Clearing instruction
- F11 Pre-settlement funds movement
- F12 Final network settlement
- F13 Reversal
- F15 Refund
Payment ecosystem map
Registered systems, grouped by the capability ground they cover — nothing sized by data, no share, no order of magnitude
No node is weighted, scaled or ranked by any figure — a node is as wide as its own text and nothing else. The count is assessed groups out of 4. The mapping forbids an unfounded market share, so the only relation this map draws is that two systems in one cluster cover the same capability ground.
Methodology
- Every count here is SpendGraph's observed coverage. It is not a total for the on-chain payment market, and no denominator for that market is published anywhere on this site.
- Counts are read from C09's published series at a pinned catalog revision. This page performs no count of its own — a second implementation of a published metric is a second thing that can be wrong.
- Publication batches answer how far coverage reaches, never how many facts exist. A repair republishes a range, so summing batch fact counts double-counts the repaired part: on 2026-08-21 that sum was 85,021 against 81,034 actual facts, with zero retractions.
- A registration status describes how far SpendGraph's own review of a pack has got. It is not an assessment of the protocol, and every review state is compatible with a deployment that stopped carrying payments months ago — which is why activity is a separate column.
- The payment function catalog is frozen at seventeen entries. A new protocol term is mapped onto an existing function rather than growing the catalog, so a function absent from a protocol's assessment means nobody has assessed it — not that it does not exist.
- The six capability groups are defined by this site alone, as a presentation over the seventeen. Two of them — Identity and Credit — have no catalog function, so no protocol can be assessed against them and they are shown as such.