SLASH

Slash Web3 formally released its stablecoin payment card app, Slash App, under the tagline "Money Moves On." The full public release lets anyone download the app and issue a Slash / Crypto Card directly, using stablecoin balances for everyday purchases through a linked payment card. The official X account promoted the release with a "breaking: we have an App" post linking back to the launch announcement.

Newly added features include biometric login (face and fingerprint recognition, removing the need to re-enter passwords or PINs) and identity verification via driver's license, in addition to the My Number card. A launch campaign offers a referral program paying up to $20 USDC per invited friend (spendable via Slash Card) plus 50% off the physical card issuance fee. Follow-up posts (Oct 23 and Nov 9) continued the promotion — the November post simply says "Download." alongside links to the app.

Slash Web3 announced that the system failure at the screening institution (審査機関) that delayed Slash Card top-up reflections has been resolved. In an official restoration notice, the company confirmed the system has recovered and that all charges held up by the delay are now fully reflected.

• The earlier fault prevented top-ups above a certain total amount from completing; Slash Web3 apologized to affected customers.
• No repeat of the issue has been reported since the fix.

Slash Vision Labs (@SlashWeb3) shared a brief X post simply reading "backed by Slash." alongside a photo of a person wearing a Slash-branded shirt.

The post (Nov 4) contains no further text or link beyond the caption and photo, so it does not specify what product, person, or partnership is being backed. The company has not followed up with additional details.

Slash Web3 reported a temporary connectivity issue affecting the web services for Slash App and Slash Card, starting around 20:45 local time and lasting roughly 15 minutes. The company confirmed the issue has been resolved and that both services are functioning normally again.

• Cause was not disclosed in the notice; users were simply updated on the restoration.
• Confirmed via the official Slash Web3 X account.

Following the full release of Slash App, Slash Web3 announced plans for a Card Rank System (カードランク制度) as the next development for Slash Card — its stablecoin payment card. The company says it aims to deliver an experience where users can pay anytime while their funds stay at work (運用しながら、いつでも決済できる体験).

The announcement, shared via the official X account, positions the rank system as the next step after the app's official launch. Further details are expected to be revealed through Slash's official channels.

Slash Web3 co-founder 0xShin0310 reiterated the post-launch roadmap for Slash App built on BaaS (Banking-as-a-Service) partnerships: a JPY<>USDC onramp and offramp, lending, and eventual connectivity to domestic and global securities markets. He said the partnerships and organizational setup needed to deliver this are already underway, with formal announcements to follow.