Matcha previously cleared out domestic users, and even domestic email services like QQ are no longer supported for registration. Now they’re going wild—overseas Chinese who pass advanced KYC can just casually fill in a domestic address [no proof required] to apply for the latest Global U Card. This card is pretty awesome too, with a basic cashback rate of 4%, support for VX/Apple Pay, and apparently even a first-time top-up bonus. Guess their business has been struggling lately, so they’re going back to the wild expansion tactics they used when they first started.