Comparison
Deblock vs Binance
Binance and Deblock answer different needs: one is the world's largest crypto exchange, the other a crypto-native account where you hold your keys, with a current account and a card. Here's an honest, dimension-by-dimension comparison.
Side by side
The real difference: who holds your crypto
This is what separates the two apps most. With Deblock, your crypto is self-custodied (non-custodial): you hold your keys and can move them for free to your own wallet whenever you want — "not your keys, not your coins" doesn't apply. With Binance, your crypto is held by the exchange (custodial); you can withdraw to an external wallet, and the Binance Web3 Wallet offers a self-custody option, but the exchange account stays centralised by default.
What Binance does better
To be fair: Binance is the world's largest crypto exchange. If your goal is to access the widest coin selection, deep liquidity and advanced trading tools (orders, derivatives), its offering is unmatched and far broader than Deblock's. Binance also offers yield through Binance Earn and staking.
Who Deblock is the best choice for
Deblock is for people who want to truly own their crypto (self-custody) while keeping a current account and card for everyday life — which Binance does not offer in Europe — plus the transparent 4% option on euros. If control of your keys and a crypto-native account matter more than advanced trading, Deblock is the more aligned option.
Frequently asked questions
Deblock or Binance for crypto?
To truly own your crypto, Deblock: self-custody leaves you the keys and free withdrawals. Binance holds your crypto by default (custodial), but offers withdrawals to an external wallet and a self-custody option via the Binance Web3 Wallet, with a far wider coin selection.
Does Binance offer a card in Europe?
No. The Binance Card (Visa debit) was discontinued in the EEA at the end of 2023, so there is no Binance card in Europe now; Binance Pay remains available. Deblock offers a current account with a European IBAN and a Visa card.
Do both remunerate euros?
Differently. Binance offers yield through Binance Earn and staking (variable rate). Deblock offers a 4% option via EURCV deployed in DeFi (Morpho), opt-in and on-chain verifiable. Neither is a guaranteed return.
Can you withdraw crypto to your own wallet?
With Deblock, yes by default: it's non-custodial. With Binance, crypto is held by the exchange, but withdrawals to an external wallet are possible, and the Binance Web3 Wallet offers self-custody.
The verdict
If you want to own your crypto with an everyday account and card, Deblock. If you want the widest coin selection and advanced trading, Binance. Many users combine both.
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