NLB review

The personal current account carries a monthly fee of €3.39. That sits above the median monthly fee of €0 across the brands on the site, and comparable cards list £0 or £0 instead, so cost is the deciding factor here.

It is a debit card, which is the most common card type in this comparison. A debit card spends straight from the bank account balance, so there is no separate card balance to top up and no digital asset balance attached to it.

The card runs on visa, the network used by most of the cards in this comparison. It is the network listed for the bank's personal banking customers, and the card sits with the debit product rather than a virtual or prepaid one.

It comes from Nova Ljubljanska banka d.d., and SI is where that bank is headquartered. The card is issued by the bank under its own account terms rather than by a separate card company, so the balance sits with an established bank.

NLB ranks at 338 of 379 brands on monthly fee, and its fee of €3.39 sits above the €0 site median. Monzo Flex, Wise and Bitpanda all list a monthly fee of £0, so the gap here is the whole comparison.

No, it is a bank card rather than a crypto card. The card type is debit and it is issued by Nova Ljubljanska banka d.d. in Slovenia, so it spends from a bank current account. Coins, conversion and earning are not handled by the card itself.

It suits customers in Slovenia who keep a current account with the bank and want a debit card for ordinary spending, at a monthly fee of €3.39. It is less suitable for anyone who wants crypto balances, conversion or earning managed on the card.