Multichain Send, Euro Cards & More

TLDR: Week five of the shipping log, and it is the one where your money stopped being stuck. Multichain send is live, so USDC and USDT can leave Fuse for Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain or Ethereum. Euro cards went live, with zero fees on euro purchases. Everything you own now sits on one screen, with Insights to tell you where it went. And security got a proper rebuild.

From Solid to any supported chain

Until this week, money inside Solid lived on Fuse. Spending it was easy. Saving it was easy. Moving it anywhere else meant routing through an exchange and hoping you picked the right network on the way out.

That detour is gone. Send now asks where you want the money to land, and it goes there.

• Send to another network. Move USDC or USDT off Fuse to Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain or Ethereum.
• From the Send screen you already use. Same flow, same three steps, with one extra choice: the destination network.
• Quoted before you commit. The fee and the expected arrival time are both on the review screen, so you know what lands on the other side before you confirm.

It is live for everyone.

Zero fees on your euro spending

If you live in Europe and pay with a dollar balance, every purchase quietly costs you twice: once to convert, and again on the FX fee sitting on top. It is the kind of charge you stop noticing, which is exactly why it adds up.

Euro cards remove both. Hold euros, spend euros, and the card charges you what the merchant charged. Nothing in the middle.

• Zero fees on euro purchases. Paid 1:1 from a euro balance, with no conversion to dollars and no FX fee.
• Two ways to switch it on. Deposit EURC, or just hold soUSD and put your card in Credit mode. Neither route needs a euro bank transfer.
• On Solid cards issued by Wirex, across the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland.

Euro cards got their own post this week, with the full detail on both routes and what is still to come. Read the full story →

Everything you own, on one screen

Solid has quietly turned into a place where your money sits in several shapes at once. A wallet balance. Savings spread across vaults. A card balance. Collateral backing Credit mode. FUSE locked for your tier. All of it yours, none of it in the same place.

This week it all landed on one screen.

• A single Assets view reconciling your wallet, savings, card balance, collateral and locked FUSE across every network.
• Insights. Where your money actually went last month, broken down by category, with far fewer purchases landing in the catch-all “Other” bucket.
• Pull to refresh everywhere, and card purchases now appear the moment they happen rather than whenever the app next felt like checking.

Security, rebuilt

Your account is protected by a passkey, a recovery email and, as of this week, two-factor authentication. The gap was visibility. Sign in on a laptop, a phone and a tablet and you had three passkeys, with no list and no way to tell one from another.

Settings now has a proper security section.

• A new passkey manager and 2FA in Settings, so you can see every passkey on your account and name each device.

Also this week

The smaller things, which rarely get a post of their own:

• USD virtual accounts. US account details in your name, ACH and wire transfers in, with funds landing in one to three business days. There is a $10 one-time setup fee.
• Updates that actually arrive. The app now offers to restart straight into a downloaded update, instead of waiting for you to close it and hoping you notice next time.

See you next week

That is week five. Two of the bigger gaps in Solid — getting money out to another chain, and spending euros without paying to convert — both closed in the same seven days.

If something in here is broken, unclear or just annoying, tell us. A lot of these changes started as a message from one of you.

A word from one of you

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Features described as coming soon are not yet available and may change. Euro deposits and euro spending are available to Wirex cardholders in supported countries; euro yield is not yet available. Cross-chain sends are subject to eligibility, limits and verification, with fees and arrival times shown before you confirm. Tier requirements change on 12 October 2026; amounts locked before that date are held for 12 months at the amount locked. Cashback and tier benefits are subject to the Solid Rewards Terms and Conditions. Solid is a non-custodial platform: you control your keys and your funds at all times.

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