Payment giant Mastercard recently announced its partnership with European crypto payments infrastructure provider Mercuryo to launch a Euro-denominated debit card. This special debit card enables users to directly use their stored non-custodial wallet cryptocurrencies for consumption, greatly facilitating the daily payment needs of cryptocurrency holders. However, this innovative service comes with certain costs. Users need to pay a €1.6 issuance fee when applying for and using the card, and a €1 maintenance fee is charged monthly. Additionally, there's an extra 0.95% fee charged when withdrawing cryptocurrencies from non-custodial wallets. This move marks Mastercard's further exploration into the cryptocurrency field, providing users with more diverse payment options.