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At first glance to me at least, it's not clear if there's actually only a "business" and a "premium" plans? Does that mean that for individuals there's only a
by seszett 8y ago
At first glance to me at least, it's not clear if there's actually only a "business" and a "premium" plans?
Does that mean that for individuals there's only a "premium" plan but not standard plan? So premium (with 25 accounts and three cards!) is actually the standard plan?
- tatoalo 8y agoThere's a "standard" free plan but it's enabled once, after the first month trial, you decide not to pay a monthly fee. Once downgraded: - All your cards will be deactivated. They will be reactivated if you decide to go back to Premium. - All features exclusive to bunq Premium (such as Apple Pay and Android Tap & Pay) will be blocked. - You won't be able to open new bunq bank accounts as long as you are using bunq Free. - Your API keys will be deactivated. - You will still have access to all your bunq bank accounts and will be able to send, receive and request money normally. So it's not really a common "standard" plan if you ask me.