thanks. any of these provide account statements showing the IBAN? leupay even want that now from me to send the funds out.
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which one of these would accept something like 70k and which i can send for payment to somebody with invoice. i don't want to end up in another nonsense situation like leupay.
Seems FIDOR doesn't have IBAN unfortunately
see below:
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Hi Morris,
we understand your frustration. Unfortunately as we have only recently launched in the UK and are still developing our products and services are unable to provide an IBAN to customers.
Hi @zarn Note that @Milky Moon Was referring to fidor.de (different than its UK branch). Everything is in German though he said Customer service speak English.
Got it! Yeah German is fine. You just can use google translate plugin and works fine.
Thank you!
why is mistertango expensive? because you need to use for non-euro?
leupay is ok it seems for small amounts but you get into trouble doing anything over 10k. they keep asking questions until you give up on it.
I will use for small amounts. 1-2k/months I wanna find different emi's if avaible for non-eu.
LeuPay now offers VISA instead of MasterCards, these VISA's are offered in most currencies LeuPay supoprts (they also have NFC now).
Fidor.de offers an IBAN, they are a more established bank than n26, and Fidor offers their platform also commercially to other banks. So for 70K transactions I would go with n26, but buildup the transactions. Maybe even open accounts at both banks, procedure is similar. If you take the german route you can also open a account at comdirect.de, same procedure and part of Commerzbank. (both comdirect & fidor have a german website but will use english if you request support in english)
Paysera seems to have continious problems with their sms gateway so they are basically unusable.
Fidor.de offers an IBAN, they are a more established bank than n26, and Fidor offers their platform also commercially to other banks. So for 70K transactions I would go with n26, but buildup the transactions. Maybe even open accounts at both banks, procedure is similar. If you take the german route you can also open a account at comdirect.de, same procedure and part of Commerzbank. (both comdirect & fidor have a german website but will use english if you request support in english)
Paysera seems to have continious problems with their sms gateway so they are basically unusable.
Is it a real bank?
What alternatives we have available to the already listed EMI providers, can someone name a few more?
Monese now also provides an GB IBAN, with a separate EURO debit card.
So monese now gives you:
1) sort code + GBP debit card.
2) gb iban + EUR debit card.
So monese now gives you:
1) sort code + GBP debit card.
2) gb iban + EUR debit card.
wb21.com is offering LT IBAN at two banks. The Iban is Shared and in order to get verified they require ID front and back and selfie with ID.
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