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Bleap vs Gnosis Pay: which self-custody card keeps more of your money?

Bleap vs Gnosis Pay: which self-custody card keeps more of your money?

By Premio editorial team
 · fact-checked by Premio data desk
 · updated 
24 Sep 2026
 · scored with
The short answer
Both cards settle from a wallet you control and charge nothing on FX. The split is the cap: Bleap pays 1% only on the first €3,000 a month, Gnosis Pay pays 1% on everything. Under €3,000 a month, Bleap wins; above it, Gnosis Pay wins. Neither supports Samsung Pay.

Side by side

GN
Gnosis Pay
8.1 / 10
Base cashback
1%
no cap
Top cashback
5%
hold GNO
Annual fee
€0
FX markup
0%
ATM
None
Custody
Self-custody
Network
Visa
KYC
full
Wallets
Apple Pay · Google Pay
Available in
EU/UK
Bonus
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Who wins for what

Spending under €3,000 a month
Winner: Bleap
Same 1% as Gnosis Pay up to the €30 cap, plus a €9.90 physical card, ATM access and faster support.
Spending over €3,000 a month
Winner: Gnosis Pay
Bleap stops paying at the cap; Gnosis Pay pays 1% on everything, with higher daily limits.
Cash withdrawals
Winner: Bleap
2% ATM fee (min €2). Gnosis Pay has no ATM access at all.

Frequently asked

Both charge €0 a year and 0% FX. Bleap’s physical card costs €9.90 once; Gnosis Pay’s costs €30.23.
Yes. Both settle from a wallet you control; neither issuer can move your funds.
No. Both support Apple Pay and Google Pay only, as of September 2026.