A low-cost option for Europeans; not available to anyone else.
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- No mainland China
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Bleap is run by Bleap SIA in Latvia, and its website lists the CASP licence number granted by the Bank of Latvia. It is a Mastercard with a virtual card usable immediately after approval and a physical card shipped within 2 working days; it supports Apple Pay and Google Pay and can be funded with tokens on Solana, Base or Arbitrum or by bank transfer.
Website says issuance is free, no monthly or annual fee, no fees for adding, spending or converting money, 0% crypto-to-fiat conversion at payment with no markup, and no FX fee on non-EUR transactions; network gas may apply; a small spread may apply when buying or selling crypto
Only the 400 EUR monthly free ATM allowance is published
Data basis: EEA / Swiss residents
Official eligibility page: users residing outside the EEA or Switzerland cannot get a card; Italian and Spanish residents may not have access yet; 18+ with KYC, usually under 5 minutes; the homepage separately says it is available in Mexico and Brazil, which conflicts with the eligibility page
help.bleap.finance · 2026-11-10
As published on its website, Bleap charges 0 for issuance, top-ups, spending, conversion and FX, with free ATM withdrawals up to 400 EUR a month — the only card in our dataset whose four core fees are all officially listed as zero (on-chain gas aside). But it is only open to residents of the EEA or Switzerland; the official eligibility page says anyone living outside them cannot get a card regardless of nationality, so mainland China residents cannot apply.
Open one virtual card, top up 1000 USDT once (1 USDT = 1 USD) and spend it over 10 purchases; spendable amounts at USD and non-USD merchants, on-chain gas excluded.
Suits: Individuals living in the EEA or Switzerland who hold on-chain stablecoins
Not for: Residents of mainland China and other non-European regions
A low-cost option for Europeans; not available to anyone else.
Strongest self-custody story, but the regional bar is high and most Chinese-speaking users cannot apply.
The most transparent document policy of the group, but only open to listed jurisdictions.
Related records: How cards exclude mainland China: official wording and contradictions; When an issuer's own official pages contradict each other.
No. Official eligibility page: users residing outside the EEA or Switzerland cannot get a card; Italian and Spanish residents may not have access yet; 18+ with KYC, usually under 5 minutes; the homepage separately says it is available in Mexico and Brazil, which conflicts with the eligibility page
Virtual card issuance 0 USD, physical card 0 USD, monthly fee 0 USD.
The issuer makes no specific statement on ad platforms; prefer a card that officially supports ad payments.
On official fees, about 1,000.00 USD at a USD merchant and 1,000.00 USD at a non-USD merchant.
Chains: Solana, Base, Arbitrum; assets: Any token on these chains, Bank transfer (EUR held as EURe, USD as USDC).
A U-card is only for passing payments through: top up only what you will spend, and never keep a large balance on the card.