Erste Bank Serbia review

The dinar current account behind the card charges a monthly fee of RSD 290. That is the recurring cost of holding and using the account, and it applies on top of whatever the card spends. The card itself is a debit card on the visa network.

Yes. The account pays cashback of 5% on the dinar current account, and that is the main reward attached to the card. It sits alongside a monthly fee of RSD 290, so the reward returns part of what you spend rather than making the account free.

This is a bank debit card on the visa network, so it spends ordinary money rather than crypto. A crypto card is a separate product, and Bitpanda covers that side of the market with a monthly fee of €0.

Support runs on phone and chat, so you can call the bank or start a live chat. Questions about the debit card on the visa network, or about the account fee of RSD 290, are handled through those channels.

Monzo Flex and Wise list a monthly fee of £0 and £0, and Bitpanda lists €0. This account charges RSD 290 by comparison, so the cost sits above the free accounts elsewhere and leans on cashback to pay back.

It suits people in Serbia who want a bank card for everyday spending with a reward attached, since the account pays cashback of 5%. It is a debit card on the visa network, aimed at ordinary domestic spending rather than crypto.

The card runs on visa, and it is a debit card tied to a dinar current account rather than a prepaid balance. The account charges RSD 290 each month and pays cashback of 5% on spending.