How the OKX Card Converts EEA Stablecoin Balances into Card Payments
Summary
The document describes an EEA payment card funded by USDC or USDG held in an OKX Pay account. At purchase, the stablecoin balance is converted to euros; the merchant receives fiat through the Mastercard network. It outlines the stated cost structure: no card transaction or foreign exchange fees, with a 0.1% market spread on stablecoin conversion. The card is described as virtual, with online and in-store use and support for mobile wallets on compatible devices.
It also summarizes launch cashback terms, eligibility, and setup. The promotional cashback applies to eligible USDG purchases, while ongoing rewards may depend on VIP status; rates and limits can change. Availability covers EU countries and Norway, with Iceland and Liechtenstein excluded. The material is a product overview rather than an independent assessment of payment economics or regulatory status. Users should distinguish the conversion spread from card fees and check current eligibility, reward terms, supported assets, and regional availability before relying on the described details.
Key ideas
- Card purchases draw on USDC or USDG balances held in the OKX Pay account.
- Stablecoins are converted to euros when a purchase occurs, while merchants receive fiat currency.
- The stated conversion cost is a 0.1% market spread, with no additional card transaction or FX fee.
- Promotional cashback is conditional, and ongoing rewards may depend on VIP tier.
- Availability and product terms are subject to regional and promotional conditions.
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