INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Fintech startup Bunq is launching in 22 additional markets today
It is now going to be available in all European Union markets as well as Norway and Iceland
Netherlands).Bunq wants to create a bank account that works better
Originally from the Netherlands, Bunq is already available in Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Ireland, Belgium and Austria.In those
countries, you can open a full-fledged bank account
You get your own IBAN and debit card for a monthly subscription fee.More recently, Bunq also launched a (nearly) free tier called the Bunq
The Travel Card is all about saving on banking fees
wallet and then spend money using your Bunq Mastercard
It means you can use it for hotel security deposits or car rentals just like a normal credit card
But Bunq still checks whether you have enough money on your Bunq account before processing a transaction.Bunq is launching the Bunq Travel
Card in 22 new countries, not the premium bank accounts
launching today: Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, the United Kingdom and non-EU countries Norway and Iceland.
