Peanut Card vs Bleap
Peanut CardFree virtual Visa that spends USDC from your own wallet.
BleapLower cost at your spend, more cashback, cheaper abroad.
Side by side
Money
SourcePeanut help, fees and pricing · checked November 10SourceBleap cardholder terms (EEA) · checked November 9- A year at $500/mo
- Costs/yr
- Earn/yr★
- Cashback a year
- None
- +$60★
- Cashback rate
- —
- 1–20%
- Paying in another currency
- 1% (Visa rate plus 1%)
- 0% extra★
- Crypto conversion
- Not published
- Small spread in the price
- Physical card
- Not offered
- Free
- Cash withdrawal
- No ATM
- 3 free a month, to €400
Getting it
SourcePeanut help, verification · checked November 10SourceBleap help center, eligibility · checked November 9- For residents of
- Not published
- 31 countries
- ID from another country
- Not published
- Not for citizens of 43 countries, wherever they live
- ID accepted
- Passport, national ID, residence permit or accepted driver's licence; the card needs its own identity check
- Passport or national ID (driving licences not listed)
- Sign-up
- ID check
- ID + proof of address
- Top up from a bank
- Crypto only
- Yes★
- Cash out to a bank
- No
- Yes★
Using it
SourcePeanut Card page · checked November 10SourceBleap cardholder terms (EEA) · checked November 9- Pays in
- Wherever Visa is accepted, online and with Apple Pay / Google Pay where supported
- Anywhere Mastercard works, except sanctioned countries
- Spending per day
- Not published
- €15,000
- Physical card
- No
- Yes★
- Network
- VISA
- Mastercard
- App Store rating
- Not found
- 4 / 5
★ marks the better value where there is one. Estimate for everyday spending: most of it in your local currency, topping up with crypto. How we calculate. Every fact with its own source is on the card pages: Peanut Card, Bleap.
