Paysera Kosova review

The monthly fee is €0 for the account, so there is no recurring charge for keeping the card active. The monthly fee sits at the top of our comparison, so the cost case is about what you hold rather than what you pay.

The card is a debit card on the visa network, so purchases draw on the balance you hold rather than a credit line. Card and account questions go to phone and help centre when you need a hand.

You can hold 20 currencies in the same account, and the features listed are multi-currency and travel. That suits businesses paying suppliers and staff in different currencies without opening several accounts.

It is built for businesses, since business is the stated audience. Someone after everyday personal money may find that focus narrow, and a provider such as Wise, with a £0 monthly fee, may suit a different purpose.

Support runs on phone and help centre, so you can reach the team by phone or work through the help centre when a payment or fee needs checking. Phone is the faster route for time sensitive problems, and the help centre covers fee pages in detail.

The business behind the card dates back to 2004, which gives it a long operating history. The account now offers a debit card on visa with 20 currencies available for business use.