[LIST] Free EU bank accounts that you can be opened directly online - page 22.

cyvene

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Quote from: deep_thought on March 16, 2018, 03:21:21 PM

Quote from: cyvene on March 02, 2018, 09:37:06 AM

My Leupay.eu account has just been banned a few days ago. My volume is about under 40K EUR for the past few months but all of the outgoing transaction destined to Bitstamp. Despite not mentioning it in the terms, I can say definitely that they're not bitcoin friendly. Luckily, I already transferred out when the hammer came so there's only about 2 EUR left on that account. The request for higher limit may have something to do with the ban and the support has not been answering since the ban came. Going to try Mistertango next.

Thats too sad mate. Sad

Closing your account without providing any explanation beforehand is really worrying.
Also, were you given the option to withdraw or they just confiscate the funds?
Please clarify, did they you asked to provide more documents to increase the limits and you didn't comply?

There were only 2 EUR left in the account as luckily I've just recently transferred to Bitstamp a few days before the closure. They asked for explanation of the funds and supporting documents, I provided transfer receipt from the bank and stated that it is for investment on Bitstamp. They sent the thread where they communicate with Satabank (their account provider) a few days after the closure and a staff from there said

"Since the client confirmed that he is trading cryptocurrency, we need to terminate the account. Kindly request disposal instructions.

Thanks.
Kind regards,

Satabank p.l.c.
Aragon Business Centre.
Dragonara Road St Julians; STJ 3140; Malta.
Swift Code: STBAMTMT"

Finell

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I believe (even if you live outside the EU) the best way is:

use lets say mistertango for withdrawals from bitcoin (could be done via their cryptoexchange, 1% fee direct from BTC to EUR conversion)
use direct SEPA transfer to Transferwise or Revolut or Monese or whatever suits you
withdraw money via Revolut/Transferwise/etc issued debit card wherever you want
profit

For lets say Transferwise your SEPA transfer between your own IBAN accounts (mistertango to tansferwise) will look legit and not causing red flags.

Of course its also a question of your transfer volumes.

If you'll try to process 50k euro via mistertango, the'll ask you about source of the money anyway. They have to, since its a financial institution.

warningsigns

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Quote from: DevilOper on March 22, 2018, 07:21:00 AM

My personal experience with N26 is quite negative.

Despite of number of negative feedbacks decided to give them a chancem since I wanted to open a business acoount for legal european Ltd, not for any crypto stuff. Verdict: quite unprofessional and moreover, since they do not folow their promises/advertisments on their own site - should probably be considered as scam.

So then my question: could anyone suggest another bank for free business account within EU (SEPA) that could be opened purely online?

I suggest you try opening a Mistertango business account. You first need to download their app and when KYC-verified, you can either have a personal or a business account. For a business account you might need to submit some documents about the business's incorporation and the usual KYC requirements for corporate customers. I have a personal account so I can't really tell you much about their business account opening procedures.

Apply for the account and give us an update here. Hopefully it will be a more positive process compared to your N26 experience.

https://mistertango.com/en/

skrill79

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Hi guys

Trying to make SEPA from Mistertango to Kraken. Dont know how to upload a scr shot here, but I get a field for "Recipient account", "ammount to send" (this one is obvious), and "reason for payment". And when I enter in "recipient address" Kraken's IBAN, I get 2 new fields - "recipient" (name,surname or company name), and "SWIFT code" (obviously for bic/swift code). And that's it, when I fill these, I have to press "send money". So I dont really enter all Kraken details, I dont specify anywehere that it's SEPA, just nothing, and before sending it warns me that minimal fee is 50 euro??? So where is that free SEPA transfer from Mistertango to Kraken? Thanks for any help, guys, will be really appreciated.

Regards

Sevdalin

DevilOper

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My personal experience with N26 is quite negative.

Despite of number of negative feedbacks decided to give them a chancem since I wanted to open a business acoount for legal european Ltd, not for any crypto stuff. Verdict: quite unprofessional and moreover, since they do not folow their promises/advertisments on their own site - should probably be considered as scam.

So then my question: could anyone suggest another bank for free business account within EU (SEPA) that could be opened purely online?

deep_thought

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Quote from: cyvene on March 02, 2018, 09:37:06 AM

My Leupay.eu account has just been banned a few days ago. My volume is about under 40K EUR for the past few months but all of the outgoing transaction destined to Bitstamp. Despite not mentioning it in the terms, I can say definitely that they're not bitcoin friendly. Luckily, I already transferred out when the hammer came so there's only about 2 EUR left on that account. The request for higher limit may have something to do with the ban and the support has not been answering since the ban came. Going to try Mistertango next.

Thats too sad mate. Sad

Closing your account without providing any explanation beforehand is really worrying.
Also, were you given the option to withdraw or they just confiscate the funds?
Please clarify, did they you asked to provide more documents to increase the limits and you didn't comply?

freespirit

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Quote from: alani123 on March 15, 2018, 07:19:56 PM

Quote from: Vanquish_PT on March 15, 2018, 06:43:36 PM

Quote from: f3tus on September 08, 2017, 01:15:54 PM

Quote from: HostFat on January 18, 2017, 12:40:35 AM

Shared IBAN (they can't be used with exchanges)

~~- https://www.monese.com - (only GBP now)~~ - It isn't free now.

Monese gives you a personal GB IBAN now, not shared. It's 5€ a month (and first month free)

They also have a free plan now.

Time to update the list.

Ah, that's good to know! This is actually a great service for those interested in commerce and remittance with the UK.

They provide both UK accounts and Euro/IBAN.

alani123

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Quote from: Vanquish_PT on March 15, 2018, 06:43:36 PM

Quote from: f3tus on September 08, 2017, 01:15:54 PM

Quote from: HostFat on January 18, 2017, 12:40:35 AM

Shared IBAN (they can't be used with exchanges)

~~- https://www.monese.com - (only GBP now)~~ - It isn't free now.

Monese gives you a personal GB IBAN now, not shared. It's 5€ a month (and first month free)

They also have a free plan now.

Time to update the list.

Ah, that's good to know! This is actually a great service for those interested in commerce and remittance with the UK. Now that this bank has broken the entry barrier to free GBP accounts I hope that more will follow the example they're setting. I'm sure this move of opening a free plan will bring on many more new customers to them!

Vanquish_PT

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Quote from: f3tus on September 08, 2017, 01:15:54 PM

Quote from: HostFat on January 18, 2017, 12:40:35 AM

Shared IBAN (they can't be used with exchanges)

~~- https://www.monese.com - (only GBP now)~~ - It isn't free now.

Monese gives you a personal GB IBAN now, not shared. It's 5€ a month (and first month free)

They also have a free plan now.

Time to update the list.

babygun

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Quote from: warningsigns on March 07, 2018, 07:10:06 PM

Quote from: harlan86 on March 07, 2018, 05:15:46 PM

is it medirectbank provide account opening for non BE residents? On the online form, it seems to me that you need to be BE resident to open account here.

You need to have a registered residence in Belgium or in the EU to open an IBAN account with banks in Belgium. They all comply with EU regulations so you can expect strict KYC procedures. Relaxing the procedures will open opportunities for money laundering and account misuse by fraudsters so yes, be prepared to be identified.

I doubt you can open an account online. If a bank allows it, it will only be activated after they sight your documents. There is no shortcut to an easy IBAN account. They all adhere to EU rules.

You are 100% correct. You can open an account online, but before it is activated you need to send over a copy of your ID card and a proof of residence.

Robin,Hood

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For UK residence
https://www.uaccount.uk/ 0, 5 or 10 monthly charge

also
https://www.cashplus.com/pricing/

and
https://www.weswap.com/en/fees-and-limits/

or
https://www.pockit.com/
200 pound limit if unverified, no proof of address needed just a photo with you holding your passport, cost 99 cent

jerry0

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Is it possible for a US citizen to open an Eu bank account online?

LeGaulois

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Oh, thanks, I didn't know this, I supposed it was in the old time.I don't even know how it works in my own country lol (I am european) Some countries seem to welcome people without any checks

@warningsigns
I came across 1 or 2 banks allowing registration online. I don't remember their name because I gave up looking for it, but I think one of them is the one a member posted above.
As for an address, there is a method in Belgium to get one, but don't know if this is considered as legal

shield132

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Quote from: LeGaulois on March 01, 2018, 06:40:14 PM

Refugees come to Europe and get a visa in no time without bank history, without anything. So why not? Not only a visa, they get a free house, free money, free electricity, free bus, free food etc...
Everything is possible in Europe now, it's "open doors" (I am not really joking sadly...)

On a serious side, is there still any European country asking a bank history to permit to deliver a visa? I thought it was in the last century until the Europe creation

Of course man, for example United Kingdom. It's very hard to get here from non EU country (don't mean usa states or canada). Also depends on countries, some countries which has past of a lot of outgoing people from it, it's hard to get visa, you need to have a lot of money on bank (some K dollars) accounts and also 50% depends on how you talk to consul.
I know people who had 200K USD wager on local bank account (20K$ on it too) and wasn't able to get visa.

cryptostrich

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Does anyone know something similar to Revolut but something which do not apply for a bank license or has one? I want privacy, I do not want to deal with banks.

warningsigns

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Quote from: harlan86 on March 07, 2018, 05:15:46 PM

is it medirectbank provide account opening for non BE residents? On the online form, it seems to me that you need to be BE resident to open account here.

You need to have a registered residence in Belgium or in the EU to open an IBAN account with banks in Belgium. They all comply with EU regulations so you can expect strict KYC procedures. Relaxing the procedures will open opportunities for money laundering and account misuse by fraudsters so yes, be prepared to be identified.

I doubt you can open an account online. If a bank allows it, it will only be activated after they sight your documents. There is no shortcut to an easy IBAN account. They all adhere to EU rules.

harlan86

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Quote from: babygun on March 02, 2018, 07:00:41 PM

Quote from: brobbel on February 23, 2018, 04:39:10 AM

Quote from: devalmon on February 23, 2018, 02:51:46 AM

hey guys,can you help me? i will work with belgium company like a freelancer,and they want only IBAN belgium like "BE***-****..." for pay...im not a resident of belgium and cant open bank account in belgium,does someone know how can i get this IBAN? only belgium(( Cry

Belgium is very strict, so I don't think you will be able to do this.

Even though Belgium is quite strict, there are some online banks (with 100k€ bank account failure protection) where you can open an account to get an IBAN bank account starting with BE:
https://www.keytrade.be
or my personal favorite: https://www.medirectbank.be

is it medirectbank provide account opening for non BE residents? On the online form, it seems to me that you need to be BE resident to open account here.

babygun

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Quote from: brobbel on February 23, 2018, 04:39:10 AM

Quote from: devalmon on February 23, 2018, 02:51:46 AM

hey guys,can you help me? i will work with belgium company like a freelancer,and they want only IBAN belgium like "BE***-****..." for pay...im not a resident of belgium and cant open bank account in belgium,does someone know how can i get this IBAN? only belgium(( Cry

Belgium is very strict, so I don't think you will be able to do this.

Even though Belgium is quite strict, there are some online banks (with 100k€ bank account failure protection) where you can open an account to get an IBAN bank account starting with BE:
https://www.keytrade.be
or my personal favorite: https://www.medirectbank.be

~Monk~

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EPayments - message that I got from them : " We also would like to inform you that we so not accept the transfer from cryptocurrency stocks due to our internal policy. If we receive your transfer we will credit it as an exception. But further payment will be declined and returned back to the sender. " - so it looks like they are useless now...

cyvene

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Quote from: cyvene on February 08, 2018, 10:18:54 AM

Quote from: deep_thought on February 07, 2018, 05:53:10 PM

Quote from: cyvene on February 07, 2018, 01:48:17 PM

Quote from: Relictus on February 02, 2018, 02:42:21 PM

Quote from: drmarcobelli on February 02, 2018, 12:11:58 PM

I have created an account on LeuPay and verified it.
Just got my card few days ago. Till now everything works great. Let's see how the like transfers from exchanges.

Account ban incoming 3..2..1
Have you read their T&C?

What do you mean by this? I've transferred a lot to and from Bitstamp for the past couple of months and encountered no problem whatsoever. Haven't used it for other exchanges though so please share your experience.

There were some mentions in the past, that leupay blocked some accounts due to transfers from/to cryptocurrency exchanges.
According to them "this was against their policy" and thus a reason to terminate the accounts.
But i havent found any official claim in their TOS about cryptocurrencies.
Also many users been using leupay for a while without any problem, so i think you ll be fine.

I've only found one thread that had that sort of result : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/leupay-will-rob-your-money-if-you-relate-to-bitcoin-be-careful-1810594 . It seems that even if they closed the account, they have a good will to return the fund. I'm still on the basic 30K monthly limit but just recently asked for an increase. Let's see if this may result in account closure since if they checked the history, it is blatantly obvious that most fund goes to Bitstamp.

My Leupay.eu account has just been banned a few days ago. My volume is about under 40K EUR for the past few months but all of the outgoing transaction destined to Bitstamp. Despite not mentioning it in the terms, I can say definitely that they're not bitcoin friendly. Luckily, I already transferred out when the hammer came so there's only about 2 EUR left on that account. The request for higher limit may have something to do with the ban and the support has not been answering since the ban came. Going to try Mistertango next.

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