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A user reports using Revolut as their daily driver for two years, praising its app usability and favorable exchange rates, and notes a brief account freeze for a suspicious transaction which they...

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A user reports using Revolut as their daily driver for two years, praising its app usability and favorable exchange rates, and notes a brief account freeze for a suspicious transaction which they viewed as a positive security measure.

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RedditSep 24, 2026By u/Theewag

r/fintech

so-called neobanks: bunq, revolut, n26, wise - which one is really good ?

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Among these fintech firms, which one wins and why?Maybe someone tried them? How about safety? Licenses? Funds protection? Issues you had? Which ones?

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  • [comment u/EarSad1131] Used Revolut and Wise for a couple years now. Revolut is my daily driver for spending, the app just works and the exchange rates are miles better than my old bank.

  • [comment u/EarSad1131] Had a freeze on Revolut once when I tried to pay a sketchy looking invoice, took about an hour to get it sorted but honestly I'd rather they flag

reddit.com/r/fintech/comments/1wp6uza/socalled_neobanks_bunq_revolut_...Read the full source

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  • “Used Revolut and Wise for a couple years now. Revolut is my daily driver for spending, the app just works and the exchange rates are miles better than my old bank. Wise I use when I need to move larger amounts, feels more stable for that kind of thing. Had a freeze on Revolut once when I tried to pay a sketchy looking invoice, took about an hour to get it sorted but honestly I'd rather they flag”

    u/EarSad11311 points · Sep 24, 2026View

  • “Don't forget about Slash, they have a whole ton of banking features and they just added payment processing as well”

    u/RichOliveira561 points · Sep 24, 2026View

  • “neitehr wins like with huge margin... wise aint a bank tbh, more money transfer system i personally use bunq - been good so far other like revolut and 26 also worth exploring”

    u/Klartinger1 points · Sep 25, 2026View

  • “I work in fintech, but I haven’t used all four as a customer, so I wouldn’t give you a fake first-hand ranking. On protection, don’t assume every balance in an app has the same cover: Wise Europe says its payment-account funds are safeguarded and aren’t covered by the Belgian deposit-guarantee scheme; N26 says eligible deposits are covered up to €100,000 by the German scheme; bunq’s terms point to”

    u/alexsicart1 points · Sep 25, 2026View

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  • WiseAlso named
  • bunqAlso named
  • N26Also named
  • SlashAlso named

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  • neobank

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Sep 24, 2026
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        "excerpt": "I work in fintech, but I haven’t used all four as a customer, so I wouldn’t give you a fake first-hand ranking. On protection, don’t assume every balance in an app has the same cover: Wise Europe says its payment-account funds are safeguarded and aren’t covered by the Belgian deposit-guarantee scheme; N26 says eligible deposits are covered up to €100,000 by the German scheme; bunq’s terms point to",
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