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OKX Card
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Custodial

OKX Card

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Overview

The OKX Card is issued exclusively as a virtual card (no physical cards). Available in the EEA, Brazil, Singapore, South Asia, Africa, Australia, and select U.S. states. Uses OKX Pay with automatic conversion to local currency at purchase, supporting USDC, USDG, and USDT stablecoins. 0.1% market conversion spread, no transaction or FX fees.

Supported balances

USDC / USDG / USDT

Card network

Mastercard

Format

Virtual

Custody model

Custodial

Read each condition in its own context. Amounts are not a complete cost estimate.

Product and program

  • In the European Economic Area, the OKX Debit Card is issued by UAB Monavate.

    Original source excerpt: OKX Card · EEA · EEA

    Official source · Consulted: 2026-10-10

    Original source excerpt

    Card Issuer: The OKX Debit Card ("Card") is issued by UAB Monavate ("Monavate")
  • In Australia, the OKX Card is issued by Bano Pty Ltd under AFSL 536984.

    Original source excerpt: OKX Card · Australia · AUS

    Official source · Consulted: 2026-10-10

    Original source excerpt

    Issuer: Bano Pty Ltd (ABN 93 643 260 431) AFSL 536984

Costs to watch

  • OKX levies a 0.1% market spread on currency conversion, with zero transaction or foreign exchange fees charged by OKX.

    Original source excerpt: OKX Card · EEA · EEA

    Official source · Consulted: 2026-10-10

    Original source excerpt

    OKX charges no transaction fees or foreign exchange fees (as of May 2026); only a 0.1% market spread applies to conversion.

How rewards work

  • The OKX Card offers 2% to 5% cashback in USDG on purchases funded by USDG, scaled according to the user's OKX VIP level.

    Original source excerpt: OKX Card · EEA · EEA

    Official source · Consulted: 2026-10-10

Important restrictions

  • Virtual card issuance requires identity verification and eligible residency in supported EEA countries.

    Original source excerpt: OKX Card EEA residency and identity verification

    Official source · Consulted: 2026-10-11

  • Australian card issuance is regulated by Bano Pty Ltd (AFSL 536984) and requires verified Australian residence.

    Original source excerpt: OKX Card Australia residency and compliance

    Official source · Consulted: 2026-10-11

Sources and verification

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