Bleap vs OKX Card: Self-custody or lower conversion spread

Bleap and OKX Card are Mastercard debit cards for spending stablecoins at online and in-store merchants. Bleap uses a self-custodial wallet, while OKX Card draws from a custodial OKX account. That is the main ownership difference.

Costs remain minimal on both sides. Bleap charges €0 for issuance, maintenance and monthly fees, alongside 0% foreign exchange fees and no Bleap ATM fee up to €400 per month. OKX Card lists 0% transaction and foreign exchange fees, but its fiat conversion includes a 0.1% market spread. Rewards also differ: Bleap advertises up to 20% cashback in USDC, while OKX offers 2% to 10% in USDG for eligible purchases, based on Pay tier or VIP level. Regional access diverges as well, with Bleap serving the EEA, Mexico and Brazil, whereas OKX Card is available to eligible users in the EEA and selected other regions.

Bleap3.9/5
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Quick verdict

The deciding difference is control of the spending balance. Bleap keeps the card balance in a self-custodial on-chain wallet across Arbitrum, Base and Solana, so the holder retains wallet access responsibility. OKX Card uses funds held in an OKX account and converts supported stablecoins to local fiat at payment. Fees are close at the point of purchase: Bleap lists 0% foreign exchange fees, while OKX lists 0% transaction and foreign exchange fees but applies a 0.1% conversion spread. Bleap also has the higher advertised cashback ceiling, although both products attach rewards to eligibility rules.

Choose Bleap if self-custody, Brazil access, multichain balances or the €400 monthly ATM allowance matter. Its card and monthly fees are €0, and cashback is paid in USDC at rates up to 20%.

Choose OKX Card if a custodial OKX account with automatic fiat conversion is preferred. It supports USDT, USDC and USDG, with 2% to 10% cashback in USDG for eligible purchases and no separate card top-up.

Feature
Ratings
Our score3.9/53.7/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Fees4.54.5
Rewards & cashback4.04.0
Availability3.53.0
App & experience4.03.5
Trust & security3.53.5
Fees & features
Card typeDebitDebit
Card networkMastercardMastercard
Card formatVirtual, PhysicalNot disclosed
CustodySelf-custodialCustodial
Max cashback20%10%
Rewards paid inUSDCUSDG
Staking needed for top rewardsNot disclosed No
Card issuance feeFreeNot disclosed
Monthly feeFreeNot disclosed
Annual feeFreeNot disclosed
Foreign exchange fee0%0%
Crypto conversion spread0% FX markups0.1%
ATM withdrawalsNo Bleap fee worldwide, up to €400 per month; operator fees may applyNot disclosed
ATM withdrawal limit€400 per monthNot disclosed
Available inEurope (EEA), Latin AmericaEurope (EEA)
Spendable assetsStablecoins, EUR, USDUSDT, USDC, USDG
Top-up networksArbitrum, Base, SolanaNot disclosed
Card currenciesEUR, USDNot disclosed
Spend stablecoins Yes Yes
Good forEveryday spending, Travel, Online shoppingEveryday spending, Travel, Online shopping, Subscriptions & AI tools
PerksUp to 20% cashback, Savings plans up to 8% APY or AER, Crypto trading of 18,000+ tokens2% to 10% cashback on eligible purchases, No transaction fees, No foreign exchange fees
Card issuerNot disclosedOKX Europe Limited
Virtual card feeFreeNot disclosed
Company
Founded2023—
HeadquartersUnited KingdomMalta
InvestorsBlossom Capital, Ethereal Ventures, Alliance, Maven 11 +1Not disclosed
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Self-custodial card balance
  • €0 issuance and monthly fees
  • 0% foreign exchange fees and no FX markups
  • Up to 20% cashback paid in USDC
  • 0% card transaction and foreign-exchange fees
  • Mastercard acceptance for online and in-store spending
  • Up to 10% cashback for eligible tiered users
  • No separate manual conversion or card top-up required
Cons
  • Availability is limited to Europe, Mexico and Brazil
  • Card access depends on issuer and program arrangements
  • Cashback rate and eligible spending depend on the offer
  • ATM operators may charge separate fees
  • Custodial OKX account controls access to spending funds
  • 0.1% market spread applies to fiat conversion
  • Availability is limited to eligible regions and jurisdictions
  • Cashback is paid in USDG and depends on tier rules
Best forEU residents spending stablecoins, Brazilian users sending PIX to euros, Multichain crypto spendingEEA residents spending stablecoins, Mastercard in-store payments, Users already holding funds on OKX

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FAQ

Is Bleap cheaper than OKX Card?

Bleap has €0 issuance, maintenance and monthly fees, plus 0% foreign exchange fees. OKX Card has 0% transaction and foreign exchange fees, but a 0.1% market spread applies to fiat conversion.

Which card offers more cashback, Bleap or OKX Card?

Bleap advertises up to 20% cashback in USDC, while OKX Card offers 2% to 10% in USDG. OKX rewards depend on eligible purchases and the user's Pay tier or VIP level.

Are Bleap and OKX Card custodial?

Bleap is self-custodial, while OKX Card is custodial. Bleap spends from an on-chain wallet balance, whereas OKX Card uses stablecoins held in an OKX account.

Where are Bleap and OKX Card available?

Bleap lists availability across the EEA, Mexico and Brazil. OKX Card is available to eligible users in the EEA, with selected African and South Asian markets supporting USDT, USDC and USDG payments.

Which card supports ATM withdrawals?

Bleap supports ATM withdrawals worldwide with no Bleap fee up to €400 per month, although the ATM operator may charge a fee.

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