Hi all, i just found this:
https://www.streber.org/list-of-offshore-banks/list-emi-digital-banks/
I think it's useful but I did not have the time to try all of them at the moment.
At the moment i use Mistertango but I am not happy with the fix monthly fee (I had no problem with their variable fees last year....)
I also used Leopay but they closed the bank account (so much for Malta being the land of crypto...)
Hope it helps
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October 22, 2018, 05:39:44 AM
October 22, 2018, 02:44:33 AM
Hello,
Leupay terminated accounts of owners residing in Israel and I'm looking for an alternative, meaning a Euro bank account that is as full as possible with a credit card in Euro, that I as an Israeli resident can open online.
Any options available?
Thank you.
Leupay terminated accounts of owners residing in Israel and I'm looking for an alternative, meaning a Euro bank account that is as full as possible with a credit card in Euro, that I as an Israeli resident can open online.
Any options available?
Thank you.
October 21, 2018, 08:58:01 AM
MisterTango will introduce a 1% fee based on the account balance from 17 Dec.
"Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
Where did you got this information? I didn't got email message from Mistertango, I also don't see this announcement on my account."Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
While traditional banks are paying interest (tiny, but still), Mistertango decide to charge customers who hold money there. In my opinion, they already have too big fees - €5 to enable crypto deposits/withdrawals, 0.0025 BTC deposit/withdrawal fee. Personally, I think it's time to switch to Revolut or N26.
https://mistertango.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/16000086281-balance-fee
Why can't they just raise the subscription fee? This just makes their paid plans even less appealing.
Kinda reminds me of:
https://i.imgur.com/8Byk2nM.png
Are you sure? But, only their paid ones are crypto 'friendly' and exchanges are supported or so they say and market.
October 20, 2018, 09:26:39 AM
MisterTango will introduce a 1% fee based on the account balance from 17 Dec.
"Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
Where did you got this information? I didn't got email message from Mistertango, I also don't see this announcement on my account."Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
While traditional banks are paying interest (tiny, but still), Mistertango decide to charge customers who hold money there. In my opinion, they already have too big fees - €5 to enable crypto deposits/withdrawals, 0.0025 BTC deposit/withdrawal fee. Personally, I think it's time to switch to Revolut or N26.
https://mistertango.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/16000086281-balance-fee
Why can't they just raise the subscription fee? This just makes their paid plans even less appealing.
Kinda reminds me of:
Are you sure? But, only their paid ones are crypto 'friendly' and exchanges are supported or so they say and market.
October 19, 2018, 01:56:25 AM
MisterTango will introduce a 1% fee based on the account balance from 17 Dec.
"Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
Where did you got this information? I didn't got email message from Mistertango, I also don't see this announcement on my account."Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
While traditional banks are paying interest (tiny, but still), Mistertango decide to charge customers who hold money there. In my opinion, they already have too big fees - €5 to enable crypto deposits/withdrawals, 0.0025 BTC deposit/withdrawal fee. Personally, I think it's time to switch to Revolut or N26.
https://mistertango.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/16000086281-balance-fee
Why can't they just raise the subscription fee? This just makes their paid plans even less appealing.
Kinda reminds me of:
October 18, 2018, 07:54:04 AM
MisterTango will introduce a 1% fee based on the account balance from 17 Dec.
"Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
Where did you got this information? I didn't got email message from Mistertango, I also don't see this announcement on my account."Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
While traditional banks are paying interest (tiny, but still), Mistertango decide to charge customers who hold money there. In my opinion, they already have too big fees - €5 to enable crypto deposits/withdrawals, 0.0025 BTC deposit/withdrawal fee. Personally, I think it's time to switch to Revolut or N26.
They sent it via email. Maybe its in your junk box or they haven't sent everyone at the same time?
October 17, 2018, 05:51:04 PM
Look like they are spinning their business model and do like a lot of Eu banks introduced, supposed to be a"maintenance monthly fee". They would have to introduce this from the start and not after 1 year of operation. Since they claim to be a bank, be ready to get the as with your bank
October 17, 2018, 05:24:57 PM
MisterTango will introduce a 1% fee based on the account balance from 17 Dec.
"Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
Where did you got this information? I didn't got email message from Mistertango, I also don't see this announcement on my account."Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
While traditional banks are paying interest (tiny, but still), Mistertango decide to charge customers who hold money there. In my opinion, they already have too big fees - €5 to enable crypto deposits/withdrawals, 0.0025 BTC deposit/withdrawal fee. Personally, I think it's time to switch to Revolut or N26.
October 17, 2018, 02:41:08 PM
MisterTango will introduce a 1% fee based on the account balance from 17 Dec.
"Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
"Fee equals to 1% annual interest rate and applied on client’s any balance amount. The fee will be automatically calculated and accumulated on daily basis, and charged on the last day of current month."
October 15, 2018, 05:38:07 PM
Maybe it's not very important thing, but are you sure that Wirexapp is Lithuanian bank? It seems that they're UK based.
October 15, 2018, 01:50:22 PM
October 15, 2018, 11:05:38 AM
Are you using it for your crypto activity? Since Leupay, if I am correct, stopped to support cryptocurrency transactions related
October 10, 2018, 12:57:04 PM
Can Mistertango accept usd deposits?
October 04, 2018, 08:23:51 AM
Mister tango appears to still be working fine (Few thousand Euros at a time...Have not tried dozens or hundreds of thousands lol).
October 02, 2018, 05:38:05 PM
Don't always believe people on chat when dealing with such companies. Chat operators sometimes don't know very well the products of the company, they often have different versions depending on the person. When you ask a too much-complicated question they need to call someone from the level above
Personally, I would not take the risk unless you deal with a small amount (xxx$ max) and never keep any money in the account.
Personally, I would not take the risk unless you deal with a small amount (xxx$ max) and never keep any money in the account.
Good points
I guess I will continue to use Mister Tango. Till other options open up for non-eu citizens.
October 02, 2018, 04:09:32 PM
Don't always believe people on chat when dealing with such companies. Chat operators sometimes don't know very well the products of the company, they often have different versions depending on the person. When you ask a too much-complicated question they need to call someone from the level above
Personally, I would not take the risk unless you deal with a small amount (xxx$ max) and never keep any money in the account.
Personally, I would not take the risk unless you deal with a small amount (xxx$ max) and never keep any money in the account.
October 01, 2018, 09:03:00 AM
Where does N26 stand these days? Chat support said they think kraken, coinbase, bitstamp and bitpanda are ok.
Are they really ok with crypto and these exchanges work or was support chat misinformed and they close your accounts?
Are they really ok with crypto and these exchanges work or was support chat misinformed and they close your accounts?
It's a problem, they think but they are not sure. But from what I notice here and there is it depends how cute you are. Some people are doing ok but random people get their account terminated without any clear reasons. N26 terms & conditions page says it can suspend and terminate their account if they think you misuse your account. Nothing clearly explained. I find it has a double standard
Well that is scary lol
N26 2nd time said yes no problem with Kraken, IO, Bitstamp, Bitpanda etc.
Kraken said they dont have problems with deposits/withdrawals to N26....
So it is completely arbitrary and just random? Or they want to see you use your account for 'normal' things too like buy food, pay bills, eat out, pay taxi etc and if crypto on top then ok because its 'normal' use?
Bunq also has this kind of 'normal' use clause apparently and they specified it that way ie using for daily life things.
September 30, 2018, 09:22:07 AM
Where does N26 stand these days? Chat support said they think kraken, coinbase, bitstamp and bitpanda are ok.
Are they really ok with crypto and these exchanges work or was support chat misinformed and they close your accounts?
Are they really ok with crypto and these exchanges work or was support chat misinformed and they close your accounts?
It's a problem, they think but they are not sure. But from what I notice here and there is it depends how cute you are. Some people are doing ok but random people get their account terminated without any clear reasons. N26 terms & conditions page says it can suspend and terminate their account if they think you misuse your account. Nothing clearly explained. I find it has a double standard
September 29, 2018, 12:13:42 PM
oh this is very nice, thanks for the info, might actually use it in the future
September 27, 2018, 07:17:12 AM
Where does N26 stand these days? Chat support said they think kraken, coinbase, bitstamp and bitpanda are ok.
Are they really ok with crypto and these exchanges work or was support chat misinformed and they close your accounts?
Are they really ok with crypto and these exchanges work or was support chat misinformed and they close your accounts?
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