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Side-by-side card comparison
OKX Card (EEA) has the higher Overall Score by 17 points (85 vs 68). OKX Card (EEA) looks stronger for Cashback, Funds control, and Lowest fees, while Bybit Card (EU) comes out ahead for Travel and Transfers.
01 · Overall score versus use-case fit
OKX Card (EEA) has the higher Overall Score in this comparison. Bybit Card (EU) may be the better fit for Travel and Transfers. A score cannot tell you whether a provider will accept your application or whether every feature will be available where you live, so check the latest provider terms before signing up.

OKX Card (EEA) comes out ahead for Cashback, Funds control, and Lowest fees in this comparison. It is worth a closer look if those are the parts of a card you expect to use most.

Bybit Card (EU) comes out ahead for Travel and Transfers in this comparison. It is worth a closer look if those are the parts of a card you expect to use most.
The overall leader does not win every use case, so the reason you want the card matters here.
OKX Card (EEA) has the higher Overall Score by 17 points.
OKX Card (EEA) has the lower published FX fee (0% OKX markup + Mastercard rate vs 0.5%).
OKX Card (EEA) has the higher published base cashback rate (2% vs 1%).
OKX Card (EEA) uses a hybrid custody setup, while Bybit Card (EU) uses a custodial balance setup. Neither approach is always better, so choose the level of control you are comfortable with.
Bybit Card (EU) lists more card formats and phone-wallet options (4 vs 3).
OKX Card (EEA) lists more stablecoins and ways to send money out (6 vs 4).
02 · Read the shortlist
Start with the strengths that drive each use-case result, then test them against costs and access.
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03 · Compare the details
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Bybit Card (EU)Overall6804 · The trade-off
OKX Card (EEA) finishes ahead with an Overall Score of 85 versus 68 for Bybit Card (EU). OKX Card (EEA) has the lower published FX fee (0% OKX markup + Mastercard rate vs 0.5%). OKX Card (EEA) has the higher published base cashback rate (2% vs 1%).
Bybit Card (EU) still comes out ahead for Travel and Transfers, which may matter more than the overall result if that is how you plan to use the card. OKX Card (EEA) uses a hybrid custody setup, while Bybit Card (EU) uses a custodial balance setup. Neither approach is always better, so choose the level of control you are comfortable with.
OKX Card (EEA) lists more stablecoins and ways to send money out (6 vs 4). Before applying, confirm availability in your country and recheck the provider's current fees and reward conditions.
If one card now looks like the better fit, you can check the latest application terms on the provider site or read our full OKX Card (EEA) and Bybit Card (EU) reviews first.


05 · Common questions
OKX Card (EEA) has the higher Overall Score (85 vs 68). That does not make it better for everyone: your preferred fees, rewards, way of holding funds and country availability can change the practical choice.
OKX Card (EEA) has the lower published FX fee (0% OKX markup + Mastercard rate vs 0.5%). Compare plan, FX, card-spend, top-up and ATM charges separately because one fee does not represent the full cost.
OKX Card (EEA) has the higher published base cashback rate (2% vs 1%). Maximum rates may depend on tiers, caps, categories or other conditions, so the entry rate and reward asset matter too.
OKX Card (EEA) uses a hybrid custody setup, while Bybit Card (EU) uses a custodial balance setup. Neither approach is always better, so choose the level of control you are comfortable with.
The latest information check for these two cards was August 14, 2026, using 31 official sources in total. Each full card review lists its own check date, sources and anything the provider has not clearly disclosed.