Infini Ends Card Services And Puts All Focus On Earning

• Infini officially ends card services to concentrate entirely on expanding its crypto-native earning and payment solutions.
• User funds remain safe, while Infini Earn now offers enhanced security and multi-chain support across major networks.

Infini has officially ended its card service and announced a major shift in focus to the Earning feature. For users who have relied on Infini cards for transactions, this may sound like bad news. But wait—there’s something interesting behind this change in strategy.

Infini said that even though their card service is no longer active, the Earning feature is still running normally. In fact, users can still top up and withdraw funds as usual, without any obstacles. So, there are no drastic changes in terms of access to funds or the stability of their main service.

[IMPORTANT] Infini & Card Service Termination: A NOTICE
Dear Infini community,

Infini is officially terminating our card services and shifting our strategic focus to the earning function. Rest assured — the Earning service remains stable and unchanged; all deposits and…

— Infini (@0xinfini) June 17, 2025

Infini’s Turning Point: From Security Breach to Strategic Shift

Looking back, this decision doesn’t seem to have come so easily. After a hacking incident that stole around 49.5 million USDC earlier this year, Infini immediately sued developer Chen Shanxuan and three other unnamed individuals. The lawsuit was filed in Hong Kong on March 24. They even used an on-chain document submission route—quite modern for a legal process.

Furthermore, Infini has apparently been preparing to change direction for the past few months. On April 12, they relaunched the Infini Earn feature with a new security system. There is a multi-signature model and cold/hot wallet separation, plus technical collaborations with Cobo and SlowMist.

Not only did they strengthen the system, they also opened up opportunities for users across blockchains—from Ethereum to TRON—to earn daily interest of up to 10% APY.

Remember when the Infini card transaction fee was the talk of the town last May? At that time, they lowered the fee to 0.1%—the lowest in the history of their service. It was a kind of “apology” after the incident at the beginning of the year. Compensation for users at that time was even sent within hours. But apparently, all of that was just one part of a big plan to change course.

Total Focus on Earning and Decentralized Payments

Now, with the official card service being discontinued, users can no longer register for new cards. Old cards will also be completely deactivated. On the other hand, Infini guarantees that all card-related service fees will be automatically refunded to user accounts, without the need for manual claims. This process is estimated to take between five and twenty-one business days.

Not only that, Infini stated that their focus is now fully on the stable Earning product. The team remains the same, the DNA of the product has not changed. They are now more interested in exploring decentralized payment solutions, something that has been widely discussed in the crypto community lately.

Does this mean that Infini wants to compete with the traditional crypto payment infrastructure that has been dominated by big players? Maybe.