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Seems like a good thread to ask then: What other digital bank options are there that are primarily EU based? N26 was the only one I found. I keep seeing things
by TheCapeGreek 6y ago
Seems like a good thread to ask then: What other digital bank options are there that are primarily EU based? N26 was the only one I found.
I keep seeing things like Monzo, Monese, Revolut but they're all UK based. Don't think they'd be too impacted by Brexit but nevertheless I'm looking for an EU-first solution.
- Wubdidu 6y agoTomorrow (https://www.tomorrow.one/en-de/about https://www.tomorrow.one/en-de/about) is based in Germany. They are focusing on financing green projects and so on. Not sure how successful they are… I have an account there and use it for Google Pay in Germany and it works fine, but it lacks a lot of features the big ones like Revolut have. Its completely fine for my use-case for mobile payments though.
- toni 6y agoFidor (https://www.fidor.de/en/ https://www.fidor.de/en/) is based in Germany and is EU-only.
- yokto 6y agoNeon is Switzerland-based (not EU).
- ashwoods 6y agoHappy user of bunq.
- jermier 6y agoAll the so called 'neo banks' are still in their infancy which is good reason to avoid them at all costs. I'm waiting until these startups mature (and they are startups).
- jen20 6y agoIn the UK, anyone with the banking license Monzo has is protected by the insurance mandate which was put in place after the collapse of Northern Rock. The service from Monzo is substantially better than any other British bank, so it's a risk I'm willing to take.
- maps7 6y agoDoesn't Revolut have a European banking licence? It's good although they've changed the UI in the app recently for the worse.