Topic: [LIST] Free EU bank accounts that you can be opened directly online - page 38. (Read 64495 times)

I dont think its safe to open bank account online. Hackers could get your account if you're not careful.
Its not safe. You should go directly to the bank to open an account.  Anyway, its good to see how banks are embracing new technology now. But its sad because i dont live in EU. I live in Asia. Does anyone know if theres a bank like this here on Asia?

I guess those services don't work in Europe only as I've seen some people from my country (Algeria) using Paysera and Payoneer before , so It would be nice If you could manage to provide a list for supported countries (probably link users to the FAQ of the service where the countries are mentioned).

Added a new one on personal accounts: https://www.bunq.com (Netherlands)

This is a list of free banking services (mostly in EU e nearly) that give you the possibility to open an account directly online.
Most of them haven't any connections with the Bitcoin world, but they can be useful for being used with the common Bitcoin exchanges or to buy/sell Bitcoin online on the OTC market.

I'll try to maintain this list updated.


Personal IBAN:
- https://n26.com (Germany) - Full bank - It has the 100000 eur accounts bank account failure protection.
- https://www.bunq.com (Netherlands) - Full bank - It has the 100000 eur accounts bank account failure protection.
- https://revolut.com - (Lithuania)
- https://fidor.de (Germany - German language) - It can be very good because it has likely instant transfer in/out from Kraken - Full bank - It has the 100000 eur accounts bank account failure protection.
- https://bitwala.com (Germany)
- https://glob-coin.com - (France)
- https://www.okpay.com (United Kingdom)
- https://epayments.com (United Kingdom)
- https://moneypolo.com (United Kingdom)
- https://transferwise.com - (Germany) - Borderless account
- https://wirexapp.com (Lithuania)
- https://crypto.com (United Kingdom)
- https://spectrocoin.com (Lithuania)
- https://leupay.eu (Malta)
- https://www.icard.com (Bulgaria)
- https://www.monese.com - (United Kingdom)
- https://www.paysera.com (Lithuania) - They don't like/allow to sent/receive from exchanges
- https://mistertango.com (Lithuania) - Bitcoin friendly - Thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mistertangocom-lithuania-iban-bank-account-eur-bitcoin-friendly-1709715
- http://mycard2go.com - (Germany - Fee)
- https://www.payoneer.com (Registered office USA, account in Germany ) - Strong limitations
- https://www.sogexia.com - (England) - Free but with 2% fee for incoming transfers!
- https://www.fidorbank.uk (England) - Only for UK citizens. - Instant transfer in/out Kraken
- https://monzo.com (England) - Only for UK citizens. (currently)
- https://lunarway.com (Denmark) - Only for in Denmark citizens.
- https://dipocket.org/ - Dedicated (Polish) IBAN, but not in your name (account name: DiPocket Limited - Client Funds)


Personal IBAN - Still closed / partially open:
- https://holvi.com (England?) - Open only to companies (not privates)
- http://bankclearly.co (still closed)


Shared IBAN (they can't be used with exchanges)
- https://wb21.com (Germany) - Discussion: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wb21com-free-bank-account-with-also-deposit-in-bitcoin-1512385
- https://cryptocapital.co - EUR/USD/GBP/... - Dedicated IBAN but not in your name.


Instant transfers between accounts of the same service (useful for the OTC market)
- https://n26.com
- https://www.bunq.com
- https://www.paysera.com
- https://leupay.eu
- https://mistertango.com
- https://cryptocapital.co
- https://wb21.com
- https://revolut.com
- https://www.icard.com


If you have some news / feedback, they are appreciated

The discussion is self-moderated because I hate the sig-spammers.


(original italian discussion)