One account for the currencies you live in
An IBAN in euro in your own name, payments and conversion across 38 currencies, a card that works the same abroad as at home, and the cost of a conversion before you confirm it.
For people who stopped living in one currency
Studying in another country, invoicing a client abroad, paid in one currency and spending in another, sending money to family: the awkward part has never been the transfer, it has been the rate hidden inside it. Reibanq puts the rate and the cost on the same screen, before you press send.
- An IBAN in euro in your own name
- 38 currencies you can convert between
- The conversion cost shown before you confirm
- Freeze and unfreeze your card in a tap
Three things to set up first
An account in euro, and 38 currencies to pay in
Get paid into an IBAN in your own name, and convert when you pay in another currency, at the rate you can see.
See accountsOne card in your pocket, more for online
A physical card for daily spending, and virtual cards you create for online, each with its own limit.
See cardsUnder 35, and the month costs nothing
The same account and the same card as everyone else, with no monthly cost until your 35th birthday.
See YoungA card that behaves the same wherever you are
No surprise conversion at the till, no separate set of rules for foreign shops. What you see in the app is what leaves your balance.
- Apple Pay and Google Pay from day one
- Instant notification on every transaction
- Per-card spending limits you set yourself
- Online payments blocked until you switch them on
Ready to hold your money in more than one currency?
Everything above is one account, opened once, with the cost shown before you confirm.
Reibanq People in short
Currencies you can pay and get paid in, from an IBAN in euro in your name
Hidden margin added on top of the rate you are shown
An account and a card you can use across the European Economic Area, on payment services supplied and managed by Orenda FS B.V.
Before you open an account
What the month actually costs you
€0 under 35, €5.99 after that, and every operation priced in the same table.
Read moreHow your money is held, and who can reach it
Where the funds sit, how access is protected, and what happens when something looks wrong.
Read moreWhy sending money abroad stopped being a mystery
What changed in cross-border payments, and what it means for the number you actually pay.
Read moreOpen an account in a few minutes
You will need a valid identity document and a few personal details. Verification is usually finished the same day.