In the Web3 era, USDT cards, as an emerging virtual payment tool, attempt to bridge the gap between traditional finance and the decentralized world, providing users with a more convenient and flexible payment experience. Due to the legal regulations not fully adapting to the integration of this emerging technology with traditional systems, U card companies often find themselves in a dilemma, which @mankunlaw will discuss in this article.
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