OKX Card review

Crypto cards

It only issues a virtual card, with cashback of 2% to 10% in USDG and a 0.4% margin when converting stablecoins.

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  • Cashback: 2–10 %
  • Cashback without locking up tokens
  • No annual fee
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  • NetworkVisa, Mastercard
Based in Seychelles
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OKX Card official Website okx.com

Country restrictions

In its European programme, OKX offers the card across the European Union and Norway, but not in Iceland or Liechtenstein.

See the issuer's source · okx.com

The OKX Card reaches Europe through the MiCA passporting of the exchange's Maltese license and exists only in virtual format: OKX does not issue physical cards in any market. It runs on the Visa or Mastercard network depending on the regional program, charges no annual fee, and sign-up requires a verified OKX account.

Cashback starts at 2% and rises to 4% at VIP1, 4.5% at VIP2, 5% at VIP3 and 10% from VIP4, always paid in USDG, with a monthly ceiling that goes from 50 euros at the base tier to 1,000 euros from VIP3 up. Separately from cashback, OKX applies a 0.4% market spread when converting stablecoins at the time of purchase, a cost that does not show up in the cashback figures the company advertises.

Features

Network
Visa Mastercard
Formats
Virtual
Cashback
2–10 %
Cashback paid in
USDG
Requires staking a token
Annual fee
0
FX fee
0,4 %

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