MyFin review

The monthly fee is €0 on the card, so there is no charge for keeping the account open. Conversion is the other number to watch, and that sits at 0% on the tariff. For a kids card in Bulgaria, both lines are easy to read.

The audience is listed as kids and the card is a debit card (kids, debit), so it is built for younger users with a parent watching the balance. Anyone comparing a full current account for themselves should look at the other brands here.

The currency conversion fee is 0%, well under the site median of 1%. That keeps spending in another currency cheap in fee terms, though the account is built around euro spending in Bulgaria (BG).

The card runs on Visa (visa), the network behind most of the cards in this comparison. A virtual card also appears in the feature list (virtual card), which is handy for online shops and for keeping the physical card in a wallet.

MyFin is supervised by the Bulgarian National Bank in Bulgaria, the licence on record for this brand. The provider's home country is Bulgaria (BG) and the card is a debit card (debit), so the account is built around a euro balance.

Support runs on email and phone, so email and phone are the routes in. Chat and a help centre are not among the listed channels, which means a question sent outside office hours waits until the next working day.

MyFin sits at 1 on monthly fee among 379 brands listed, and at 1 on currency conversion fee among 237. Its cost score is 7, with an overall score of 7.