I'll add Verifo to the list, saying that Bankera is really the last resort IMO (I do not them consider neither good nor reliable).Paysera, Bankera, Currenxie do the job for this purpose.
I don't see any reason to open an account solely for the reason that it would be European - I assumed it is to have an IBAN with EUR SEPA support - which Currenxie does provide with the UK Citi as you said.I'll add Verifo to the list, saying that Bankera is really the last resort IMO (I do not them consider neither good nor reliable).
Then I'll make a note that you are probably presuming that @European asks actually for the SEPA account – Currenxie is HK, not EU and they give you a SEPA account with Citi UK (I know that you, @ilke, are aware of this ). If it is really so (I have no clue) then I would recommend checking Interpolitan Money and Statrys, too. (I am not sure if the latter are currently able to offer SEPA, though.)
You are welcome.Thanks all very much
No, I do not wish you to enjoy something like Wise (Look e.g. here If Wise is going to close accounts and is not the best, how diversify the money? – I guess that my general attitude to Wise/Revolut is quite known at forum.)Ideally it would be something like Wise,
In such a case, you have some valid advices above, I think...with a SEPA account in EUR and also support for other currencies (at least USD is necessary, other currencies are nice-to-have). Being based in Europe is secondary, unless there are disadvantages, higher fees, etc., associated with this (not based vs not based)