Easypaisa Bank review

The account charge is PKR 0, so nothing is due simply for keeping the account open. The other options match it: Monzo Flex shows £0 and Wise £0, which means the monthly cost is the one place these cards do not separate.

It is a debit card, so spending comes straight from the bank balance instead of a prepaid balance you load first. Debit is also the most common card type in this comparison at 73.4%, so this one sits with the majority.

It runs on visa. That is the most used network here, at 57.6% of the cards, with the remainder split across the others. Because it is a debit card, acceptance is broad for ordinary bank spending.

No. It is a bank debit card, priced by a PKR 0 monthly charge rather than by exchange or conversion rates. Card products in this comparison that link to crypto carry taker fees with a median of 0.35%, which is the cost this account avoids.

Monthly fees across the cards in this comparison run from €0 at the lowest to €99 at the highest, with a median of €0. A PKR 0 charge sits at that lowest end, so the monthly cost is not where these cards differ.

The account price here is a PKR 0 monthly charge, while currency conversion across the cards in this comparison has a median of 1% and a high of 10.5%. A card used in a single currency avoids that line of cost.

It suits people who want a debit card for everyday spending and a PKR 0 monthly charge, with the card on visa. Readers who want to hold several currencies, or keep crypto and card spending together, should look at Wise or Bitpanda instead.