COCA Monthly Update: July 2026
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While July brought summer vibes, it also brought plenty of updates to COCA.
We shipped new features, spent more time with our community, and continued building the product every day.
Here's what happened this month. š
š Growth & Momentum
June was a strong month. July raised the bar even higher.
New Users:Ā +8%
Active Card Users:Ā +17%
Card Transaction Volume:Ā +16%
It's great to see more people joining COCA ā and even better to see them actively using it every day.
āļø Product Updates & Improvements
July brought several practical improvements to everyday banking inside COCA.
š³ Card-to-Card Top Ups
You can now fund your COCA card directly from another bank card, making it even easier to add money to your USD account.
š Account Statements
Generate and download account statements for your USD and EUR accounts directly from the app whenever you need them.
š Higher Spending Limits for Elite Members
Elite users can now request increased card spending limits directly in the app.

š¬ More Conversations with the Community
One thing we really enjoyed this month? Spending more time with our community.
CEO Vasili Paulau, CPO Max Holub, and CMO Kate AlippaĀ each joined our community chat to answer questions, share updates, and chat about what we're building next.
More sessions are already planned for August.
ā COCA Community FAQ
We also continued publishing COCA Community FAQ, answering the questions we receive most often from users.
The goal is simple: make COCA more transparent, explain how different features work, and help everyone get the most out of their experience at COCA.

āļø COCA vs RedotPay
There are plenty of crypto cards out there, but they're built for different kinds of users.
We took a closer look at COCAĀ and RedotPay, comparing everything from self-custody to everyday spending. Read the comparisonĀ and see which approach suits you better.

šŖšŗ MiCA & COCA
With MiCA becoming one of the biggest topics in the European crypto industry, we explained what it means for COCA users.
The short answer:Ā nothing changes. Because COCA is fully self-custodial and never takes custody of users' assets or private keys, MiCA's licensing requirements for custodial crypto providers do not apply to our model.

š Growing Recognition
One thing we've been excited to see lately is COCA showing up in more and more places.
Throughout July, we spotted COCA in crypto card rankings, comparison articles, and community recommendations across social media around the world.Ā We've shared a few of those mentions below.
š What's Next
And yes, we're already excited about what's next.
We'll be giving you COCA usernames, faster transfers by username, private key export, more deposit networksĀ and tokens, and a simpler way to top upĀ your COCA card directly from an external Visa orĀ Mastercard.
Stay tuned. And thanks for being with us. š
Team COCA

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