Postbank review

Postbank sets a monthly fee of €0 for the card. It is a debit card, so that fee is the recurring charge to plan around when budgeting for the account. The median monthly fee across brands listed on the site is €0.

The card runs on mastercard, as named in its tariff. Because it is a debit card, purchases draw on the linked bank account rather than a balance carried on the card. Network choice mainly decides where the card is accepted at checkout.

Support runs on phone, so a phone call is the route listed for getting help. Across the crypto cards on the site, phone support appears for 66.4% of brands, so calling is a common channel rather than an unusual one.

Its monthly fee is €0, and its position on the site's monthly fee ranking is 1 among 379 brands compared. The highest monthly fee anywhere in the crypto cards ranking is €148.23.

The card is a debit card on mastercard, built for people who pay bills and shop from a bank account. Help comes by phone, which suits anyone who prefers a call to writing. It suits regular euro spending rather than short term money handling.

Postbank's monthly fee is €0, quoted in euros, while Wise's is quoted as £0 in pounds. Both sit at the same low level, with the site median at €0, so the currency your account is held in tends to decide which one fits.

Monzo Flex lists a monthly fee of £0 in pounds, while Postbank's €0 is in euros. Both sit at the low end of the site's monthly fee range, whose top is €148.23, so the account you hold decides between them.

Its monthly fee of €0 is priced in euros and it runs on mastercard, so it fits accounts and bills held in euros. Readers paying in other currencies may find conversion costs sharper elsewhere, where fees reach 10.5% across the brands listed.