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It really depends, Slovakia and Czech Republic usually have very modern banks. I can do everything through the app, I don’t remember the last time I had to go t
by Daniel_sk 7y ago
It really depends, Slovakia and Czech Republic usually have very modern banks. I can do everything through the app, I don’t remember the last time I had to go to an actual bank office. Apple Pay / Google Pay is almost everywhere, fast and easy bank-wire transfers, modern and secure apps with face/touch id...
- alibarber 7y agoExactly - so I wouldn't expect N26 to have a particularly large customer base there (could be completely wrong though) if what they are offering isn't particulalry innovative by their standards.
- _visgean 7y agoEhm, in czech republic the bank transfers are still not instantaneous...
- bloodm 7y agoAll this seems really very biased. I think Germany has instant transfers for a fee but I am not sure. There was never a need for it. Czech has instant transfers already? Great. The CZ Bank I know charges 6 Euro per incomming EU Euro transaction.
- mrrmx 7y agoI don't know if this is a recent thing, but my CZ bank charges nothing on incoming/outgoing SEPA payments (mbank). Regarding instant transfers, already supported by many banks in CZ (not mbank though, so can't tell if there is a fee), see https://www.mesec.cz/aktuality/okamzite-platby-umi-prijimat-uz-9-bank-odesilat-o-jednu-mene/ https://www.mesec.cz/aktuality/okamzite-platby-umi-prijimat-...