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Best Trading App in Europe for 2025? Here’s Why Everyone’s Switching to Bleap

June 27, 2025

What Makes Bleap the Best Trading App?

Non-Custodial by Design

Bleap doesn’t hold your funds, you do. Instead of creating an account on a centralized platform, you simply create a wallet with Bleap or connect your own wallet (like Metamask, Phantom, or Trust Wallet). Your funds remain in your control throughout every transaction. No lockups, no unauthorized withdrawals, no counterparty risk.

Wallet-Centric Experience

Bleap's interface is built around your wallets. You can:

Use Bleap Wallet to buy and sell
Link one or more external wallets
Trade on-chain assets directly
Track balances and history natively
Access a smooth DeFi-like experience, with none of the complexity

This design makes Bleap ideal for Web3-native users looking for direct blockchain exposure without centralized middlemen.

Zero Trading Fees and Gas-less

Bleap charges:

0% trading fees
0% gas fees (covered by the platform)

Compare that to other apps:

Coinbase: 3.99% card fees, ~1.49% trading fees [1][2]
Binance: 0.1% standard, with extra withdrawal costs [1]
Ramp/MoonPay: 1%–4.5% depending on payment method and spread [4][5][8]

Bleap removes all hidden costs — what you see is what you trade.

Global Access

Bleap supports SEPA transfers in EUR to top-up from your bank, or bridge your stablecoins from all major chains. You can buy tokens like:

ETH, BTC, LINK, UNI
PEPE, ARB, GRT , CAKE
SUSHI, XAI, W, and many more!

All purchases are direct from your wallet, no need for an exchange account or separate custody provider.

Web3 Debit Mastercard

Bleap gives you a wallet-native debit card. This will allow you to:

Spend directly from your self-custodied wallet
Use crypto like EURA or USDC in real life

How Bleap Compares to Other Major Platforms

Binance:

Despite 0.1% trading fees and 200+ assets, Binance adds a 1% fee for EUR withdrawals and $15 fixed USD withdrawals [1]. BNB holders receive a discount, but users lack self-custody and face regulatory friction [2].

Coinbase:

Coinbase is BaFin-licensed and beginner-friendly, but pricing remains high: 3.99% card fees, €0.15 SEPA charges, and €25/month for Coinbase One [1][2].

Revolut:

Revolut’s crypto pricing starts at 1.49% for low-volume users [4]. It supports EUR/GBP well, but only offers 36 assets and lacks DeFi features or wallet-level autonomy [3].

MoonPay:

MoonPay integrates with MetaMask and Phantom but charges up to 4.5% for card purchases, 1% for SEPA, and spreads around 2% [5][6][8]. SEPA Instant improves speed, but not cost.

Ramp Network

Ramp supports 35+ currencies and offers 0.99% SEPA Instant off-ramps with <1m settlement times [9][10]. However, pricing complexity due to maker-taker models and spreads still impacts retail usability [11].

Transak

Transak allows direct crypto-to-card payouts, but total costs hover around 3% after a 1% fee and 2% estimated spread [12][13].

Bleap’s Zero-Fee Model in Practice

Service	Competitor Range	Bleap
Card Payment Fee	1% – 4.5%	0%
SEPA Transfer Fee	0.99% – 1.8%	0%
Stablecoin Spread	0.1% – 2%	0% (1:1)
Gas Fees	Paid by user	Covered
Settlement Time	1 min – 24h	Instant

Bleap also guarantees stable pricing:
1 EUR = 1 EURA, 1 USD = 1 USDC
No spread, no slippage, no hidden fees — unlike providers like Ramp or Transak that apply conversion spreads [7][12].

Conclusion: Cost-Efficient, Web3-Native

The average retail user in Europe still pays 2%–4.5% in hidden costs when buying crypto — often unknowingly. Bleap eliminates that friction by offering: