Bleap vs Bitget Wallet: Crypto Card Comparison of Fees, Cashback and Safety

Crypto card comparison
Feature	Bleap	Bitget Wallet
Countries offered	List not published	41 countries
Card network	Mastercard	Mastercard
Custody	Self-custody	Self-custody
KYC	Full	Full
Top-up assets	USDC	USDC, USDT
Top-up or conversion fee	0%	0%
FX markup	0% (better)	1.7%
ATM fee	Not disclosed	No ATM access (virtual card only)
Annual fee (base tier)	Free	Free
Card issuance	Virtual Free · Physical Free	Virtual $0.10 · Physical Not disclosed
Cashback	Variable, not published	2% to 3%
Apple Pay / Google Pay	Apple Pay, Google Pay	Apple Pay, Google Pay
Safety score	60/100	65/100 (better)
Overall rating	33/100	63/100 (better)
Get the card	Get Bleap	Get Bitget Wallet

Feature

Bleap

Bitget Wallet

Countries offered

List not published

41 countries

Card network

Mastercard

Custody

Self-custody

KYC

Full

Top-up assets

USDC

USDC, USDT

Top-up or conversion fee

FX markup

1.7%

ATM fee

Not disclosed

No ATM access (virtual card only)

Annual fee (base tier)

Free

Card issuance

Virtual Free · Physical Free

Virtual $0.10 · Physical Not disclosed

Cashback

Variable, not published

2% to 3%

Apple Pay / Google Pay

Apple Pay, Google Pay

Safety score

60/100

65/100

Overall rating

33/100

63/100

Get the card

Get Bleap

Get Bitget Wallet

Yearly cost at three spending levels

Monthly spend	Bleap	Bitget Wallet
$500	≤ $0 Standard	≤ +$99.60 Base
$2,000	≤ $0 Standard	≤ +$398.40 Base
$5,000	≤ $0 Standard	≤ +$996 Base

Net value per year: cashback minus conversion, FX, ATM and fixed fees. US dollars, 20% foreign spending, one $200 ATM withdrawal a month. The card cost calculator runs the same comparison with your own habits.

Where the money goes at $2,000 a month

Line	Bleap Standard	Bitget Wallet Base
Top-up and conversion fees	$0	$0
Spending fees	$0	$0
Foreign exchange markup	$0	-$81.60
ATM fees	Not disclosed	Not disclosed
Annual, monthly and subscription fees	$0	$0
Cashback	Not disclosed	+$480
Net per year	$0	+$398.40

Fees

Bleap charges 0% to convert or top up and 0% on spending in a foreign currency. Bitget Wallet charges 0% and 1.7%.

ATM withdrawals: Bleap not disclosed; Bitget Wallet no atm access (virtual card only).

A virtual card costs nothing with Bleap and $0.10 with Bitget Wallet. A physical card costs nothing and an undisclosed fee. Neither card has an annual fee on its base tier.

Cashback and rewards

Bleap cashback: Variable, not published. Bitget Wallet cashback: 2% to 3%.

Bleap tiers: Standard: rate not published.

Bitget Wallet tiers: Base: 2%; Booster: 3%.

Bleap: Up to 20% cashback in USDC on eligible categories, including gaming, AI subscriptions, streaming, food delivery, restaurants and everyday spending. Bleap does not publish the rate for each category.

Bitget Wallet: Cashback (called assetback) is paid into your choice of Bitcoin, gold, USDC or tokenized US stocks. Small gas fees apply to on-chain transactions.

Availability and KYC

Bleap does not publish a country list. Bleap says the card is available to residents of the European Economic Area and Latin America, without publishing a country list.

Bitget Wallet is offered in 41 countries, including France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, Argentina and Brazil. This entry covers the virtual card issued through Immersve in the EEA, the UK and Latin America. Bitget Wallet also offers cards in Asia (DCS Card Centre, with a physical card), mainland China (Fiat24) and South Africa on different terms.

Bleap needs full KYC and Bitget Wallet needs full KYC.

The card finder checks both cards against your country, KYC level and must-have features.

Limits, wallets and card types

Bleap does not publish fixed spending or ATM limits.

Bitget Wallet does not publish fixed spending or ATM limits.

Bleap works with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and Bitget Wallet works with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Bleap and Bitget Wallet issue a virtual card you can use straight away.

Custody and safety

Bleap scores 60/100. Licensing: we could not confirm a licence for the card issuer on its own website. No incidents or enforcement actions found in the last 36 months. Bleap says its account is built on a non-custodial MPC wallet, so it never holds user assets. It does not name its card issuer on the card page.

Bitget Wallet scores 65/100. Licensing: we could not confirm a licence for the card issuer on its own website. No incidents or enforcement actions found in the last 36 months. Bitget Wallet names its regional card issuers (Immersve for Europe and Latin America) but does not publish their licences on its card pages.

Full reports: Bleap safety check and Bitget Wallet safety check.

About each card

Bleap Card is a self-custody Mastercard from Bleap. It tops up with USDC and its balance is held in EUR.

Bitget Wallet Card (Europe and Latin America) is a self-custody Mastercard from Bitget Wallet (issued through Immersve). It tops up with USDC and USDT.

Which card fits you

Bleap fits if

You spend in foreign currencies often, since its FX markup is lower.

Bitget Wallet fits if

You want a higher cashback ceiling (up to 3%).
You weigh licensing and fund segregation heavily, since it scores higher on our safety check.

Bleap vs Bitget Wallet: questions

Which is cheaper, Bleap or Bitget Wallet?

At $2,000 a month with 20% foreign spending and one $200 ATM withdrawal, Bitget Wallet leaves $398.40 more per year. The result can change with your spending, so the comparison above lets you enter your own amount.

Can I use Bleap and Bitget Wallet in the same country?

One of the two issuers does not publish a country list, so we cannot confirm overlap. Country list not published for Bleap; 41 countries for Bitget Wallet.

Is Bleap or Bitget Wallet safer?

Bitget Wallet scores higher on our safety check (65/100 against 60/100). The score looks at licensing, custody, fund segregation, proof of reserves and incident history.

Which card has better cashback, Bleap or Bitget Wallet?

Bleap pays variable, not published and Bitget Wallet pays 2% to 3%. Caps, tier rules and fees decide what you keep, which is why the yearly figures above include both.