# Bleap > Beyond money Bleap is a non-custodial payments company that lets users spend, send, save, and trade crypto through a linked debit card and wallet. It serves crypto holders who want everyday spending power without giving up custody of their assets. Bleap is a non-custodial payments company built around a self-custody wallet linked to a debit card, letting users spend digital assets in everyday transactions without giving up control of their private keys. The service targets crypto holders who want to use their holdings for daily spending, saving, and cross-border transfers rather than treating them purely as investments. Cashback rewards and yield-generating savings options are built into the same app. The platform addresses the friction of moving between digital assets and traditional payment rails by letting the card draw directly from a connected wallet, converting value only at the point of a transaction. Certain services, such as fiat on- and off-ramps and card-linked spending, are licensed and regulated, while wallet custody and some trading and savings features operate outside that regulatory scope. This split is disclosed within the app so users can see which protections apply to a given feature. Its core offerings span a spending card with cashback, a self-custody wallet, crypto trading, and savings vaults that route funds into yield-generating opportunities. Cross-border money transfer is also supported, aimed at users moving funds internationally without relying on traditional banking rails. Bleap is used by individual crypto holders, freelancers, and remote workers seeking a single app to hold, spend, save, and move digital assets. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-07-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/bleap ## Products - [Bleap App](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bleap): Bleap App is a non-custodial Web3 wallet paired with a Mastercard debit card that lets users hold, send, and spend digital assets. It converts crypto or fiat balances at the point of sale, offering cashback on purchases, ATM withdrawals without added fees, and no foreign exchange markups. The wallet uses account abstraction to manage keys and authorize card-linked transactions while keeping funds under user control. (Card, Live, Main Product) - [Bleap Earn](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bleap): Bleap Earn is a non-custodial yield product that lets users deposit stablecoins into savings vaults matched to a chosen risk level. Deposits are automatically allocated to third-party yield-generating protocols, generating returns in the background without requiring active management of decentralized finance strategies. Users can withdraw funds at any time without lockups or penalties, and can track performance directly within the app. (Yield Aggregator, Live) - [Bleap Trade](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bleap): Bleap Trade is a non-custodial trading platform that lets users trade tokens and tokenized stocks across multiple blockchains from a single balance. Trades settle on-chain without charging gas or trading fees, and the platform abstracts cross-chain routing so users do not need to bridge assets or manage gas manually. Traders can access memecoins, major tokens, and tokenized equities through one interface, with the resulting balance usable across the platform's card and savings features. 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