OKX Card
by OKX · Mastercard · Debit card · Issuer terms last read Sep 28, 2026
The cheapest card here to run: no issuance, monthly, annual or inactivity fee, no FX markup in or outside the euro, and a 0.1% spread on the stablecoin conversion. The rewards are where it thins out — 2% for a standard account is capped at €10 a month, so it pays in full on only €500 of spending. VIP accounts get 4% to 5% with far higher caps, which is who this card is really built for.
What works
- No issuance, monthly, annual or inactivity fee
- No FX fee on non-euro purchases; only a 0.1% conversion spread
- Cashback paid instantly in crypto, with no staking or lock-up
- Regulated issuance inside the EEA
What does not
- Standard cashback is capped at €10 a month
- Cashback is only earned on USDG purchases
- Virtual card only at present
- EEA only
Who it suits
EEA spenders who want a genuinely zero-fee stablecoin card, and OKX VIPs who can reach the higher cashback tiers.
Terms in full
Quoted from the issuer's own pages. Rows the issuer does not publish are marked as such rather than guessed.
- Network
- Mastercard
- Card type
- Virtual card spending stablecoins, converted to euros at payment
- Reward
- From 1 March 2026: non-VIP 2% capped at €10 a month; VIP 1 4% capped at €300; VIP 2 4.5% capped at €450; VIP 3+ 5% capped at €1,000
- Reward asset
- USDG, credited to your OKX Pay account
- Requirement
- The card must be funded with USDG to earn cashback
- Annual fee
- No issuance, monthly, annual or inactivity fee
- Foreign exchange
- No transaction or FX fee; 0.1% market spread on conversion
- ATM
- Not published
- Availability
- European Economic Area
- Custody
- Custodial
If this one does not fit
Questions about this card
OKX publishes ongoing rates from 1 March 2026 of 2% for non-VIP accounts capped at €10 a month, 4% for VIP 1 capped at €300, 4.5% for VIP 2 capped at €450 and 5% for VIP 3 and above capped at €1,000.
OKX states there are no issuance, monthly, annual or inactivity fees, and no transaction or FX fees. A 0.1% market spread applies to the stablecoin-to-fiat conversion.
Not yet. The card is currently issued as a virtual card only.

