Bleap SIA / Unlimit EU Ltd · MASTERCARD
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A wallet-linked Mastercard that keeps crypto self-custodied until card settlement.
Observed 2026-10-05
Terms updated June 28 identify Bleap SIA as programme provider and Unlimit EU Ltd as card issuer. The card is for EEA or Swiss residents, but Bleap says access is not enabled for every EEA country; KYC, nationality screening, issuer approval and current in-app access apply.
Bleap Help Center ↗Observed 2026-10-05
Current terms set 1% default USDC cashback, 3% on listed rides and food delivery, and 20% on selected subscriptions. Default caps limit eligible payment amount to EUR 500 per transaction and EUR 3,000 monthly, not cashback value. A 2% restaurant/supermarket offer ended May 31, 2026 even though the general overview still shows it; category terms and exclusions apply.
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Each source states what it documents and when it was checked. An older reference does not confirm every current cost.
Current product page documents virtual and physical Mastercard formats, Apple Pay and Google Pay, spending from crypto or fiat balances, no card issuance or maintenance charge, and no Bleap FX markup. Third-party network, merchant and ATM conditions remain separate.
Checked 2026-10-05
Terms updated 28 June 2026 identify Bleap SIA as programme and app provider and Unlimit EU Ltd as Mastercard card and e-money issuer. The card debits only the user's linked self-custodial Bleap Wallet; Bleap adds no issuance, monthly, usage or FX fee. Current terms limit residence to the EEA or Switzerland, subject to nationality exclusions, KYC and issuer approval.
Checked 2026-10-05
The current terms set 1% default cashback in USDC after eligible purchases settle, with 3% for listed rides and food-delivery services and 20% for selected streaming, AI and gaming subscriptions. Default fair-usage caps apply to eligible payment amount (€500 per transaction and €3,000 per month), not cashback value; named categories have separate caps and exclusions.
Checked 2026-10-05
Current category page shows 1% at restaurants, supermarkets and other everyday purchases; 3% on rides and food delivery; and 20% on selected streaming, AI and gaming subscriptions. Cashback is paid in USDC after a purchase is finalised; legal terms define eligible merchants, amount caps and exclusions.
Checked 2026-10-05
Current help article requires EEA or Swiss residence, KYC and nationality screening; residents of some EEA countries may still see the card marked Coming Soon because partner and rollout access varies. It specifically names Italy and Spain as examples where card access may not yet be enabled.
Checked 2026-10-05
