Simple and inexpensive EMI for business account

[void]

I need a business EMI account for totally legit EU company that comes with one physical card for efficient operative spending of company representatives during occasional traveling (Japan, Thailand, Sweden, UK). I prefer no monthly fee plan.
ZEN seems to be a viable option - any glitches? Other recommendations?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Zen is fine but not free. You might be lucky with Revolut.

 

[void]

 

[JohnnyDoe]

The paid plan might be worth:

 

[void]

The paid plan might be worth

perhaps for an active usage... but 100/month seems quite hefty

You might be lucky with Revolut.

they didn't disappoint me as usual
after 15 minutes of video verification and submitting all the bulls**t....

 

[JohnnyDoe]

perhaps for an active usage... but 100/month seems quite hefty

There are heftier options around

they didn't disappoint me as usual
after 15 minutes of video verification and submitting all the bulls**t....
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Congrats!

 

[12345]

ZEN business rejects most businesses for no reason, even if it's nothing risky

You can try Revolut, Wise, Wallester, Vivid, Bunq, N26. These are the most popular solutions for EU. Personally I used Revolut business and it worked fine. Fee is like 15 eur a month if I remember well

 

[Clearsky Network]

I need a business EMI account for totally legit EU company that comes with one physical card for efficient operative spending of company representatives during occasional traveling (Japan, Thailand, Sweden, UK). I prefer no monthly fee plan.
ZEN seems to be a viable option - any glitches? Other recommendations?

Try Wamo

 

[DeepDrilling]

ZEN business rejects most businesses for no reason, even if it's nothing risky

I agree, don't know what they are looking for but got rejected as well.

 

[aragon]

Also give Paysera a look. Been working well for me for just over a year now. Low fees, but not free.

 

[Houdini]

I need a business EMI account for totally legit EU company that comes with one physical card for efficient operative spending of company representatives during occasional traveling (Japan, Thailand, Sweden, UK). I prefer no monthly fee plan.
ZEN seems to be a viable option - any glitches? Other recommendations?

mind to share your findings if any at all ?

 

[void]

mind to share your findings if any at all ?

ZEN in progress... will keep you updated

 

[Houdini]

Ah, okay, Zen isn’t an option for me. They’ve already declined three of my businesses, even though I have an EU company and an EU passport. They also didn’t consider it necessary to inform me about what the issue was. But good luck with them!

 

[daniels27]

Have you tried Amnis?

 

[EliasIT]

perhaps for an active usage... but 100/month seems quite hefty


they didn't disappoint me as usual
after 15 minutes of video verification and submitting all the bulls**t....
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Same generic stuff they send to all new customers, where the support reps barely understand English.

 

[Forester]

Have you tried Amnis?

Wow; I was not aware that they are offering a free plan (it was not always, so, correct?). Thanks for sharing.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Have you tried Amnis?

Is it crypto friendly?

 

[daniels27]

Is it crypto friendly?

I have not used them for this purpose. They are mainly into trade/manufacturing and are not so much inclined to onboard anything semi-legal.

The compliance mainly comes from Currency Cloud. If you had issues with them, I would say better not.

What is the nature of your crypto business?

 

[aragon]

Wow; I was not aware that they are offering a free plan (it was not always, so, correct?). Thanks for sharing.

Amnis does look interesting indeed! However I did notice this on their free plan, not sure what "third-part collections" means exactly:

Account management fee of EUR 9 (per month) for third-party collections (flat fee for all 5 accounts)

 

[JohnnyDoe]

I have not used them for this purpose. They are mainly into trade/manufacturing and are not so much inclined to onboard anything semi-legal.

Nothing illegal with crypto.

The compliance mainly comes from Currency Cloud. If you had issues with them, I would say better not.

What is the nature of your crypto business?

It’s not a crypto business. I use crypto for business.