Curve vs Wise

Una mirada en paralelo a cómo se comparan estos dos monederos, y cuál gana en cada tarea.

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Curve

3.8

All your cards in one

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Wise

4.5

Low-cost multi-currency transfers

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FunciónCurveWise
Puntuación3.8 / 54.5 / 5
Ideal paraConsolidating multiple cards into oneCheap, transparent international transfers
Comisión mensualFree → ~£14.99/mo (Pay→Metal)Free (one-time card fee in some regions)
Tipo de cambioMid-market weekdays; weekend surchargeMid-market + transparent fee (often <0.5%)
Enviar / recibirN/A (overlays existing cards)Low variable fee (~0.33%+)
RetiradasLimited free ATM, then feesFree up to a monthly cap, then small fee
TarjetaYes — single Mastercard overlaying your cardsYes — physical & virtual debit Mastercard
Disponibilidad30+ European countries (+ US rollout)160+ countries
DivisasSpends in multiple currencies via linked cards40+ currencies
RegulaciónFCA-authorised e-money institutionFCA (UK), NBB (Belgium), FinCEN (US)
Fundación20152011

Curve

Curve is a London-based smart card that consolidates all your existing debit and credit cards into one Mastercard and app, with a standout "Go Back in Time" feature to retroactively switch a payment's funding card. It offers mid-market FX on weekdays but adds a weekend surcharge, and its best perks sit behind paid tiers. An overlay layer rather than a bank or transfer account.

Pros

  • Combine all cards into one card & app
  • Mid-market FX on weekdays
  • "Go Back in Time" to switch a payment's card

Contras

  • Weekend FX surcharge applies
  • Not a transfer/IBAN account — overlay only
  • Best features behind paid plans

Wise

Wise (formerly TransferWise) is the benchmark for transparent, low-cost international transfers, using the real mid-market rate plus a small visible fee. Its multi-currency account holds 40+ currencies with local account details, making it ideal for freelancers and frequent travellers. It is an e-money provider rather than a full bank, so it lacks credit products and bank-style deposit insurance.

Pros

  • Mid-market exchange rate with low transparent fees
  • Hold and convert 40+ currencies
  • Local account details in multiple currencies

Contras

  • Not a full bank (no deposit insurance like a bank)
  • ATM withdrawals free only up to a monthly cap
  • No credit or overdraft features

En resumen

En conjunto, Wise se adelanta con una puntuación de 4.5 frente a 3.8, pero la elección correcta depende de tus prioridades. Compara ambos según tu país y tu caso de uso antes de decidir.