Monzo vs Curve

Un comparatif côte à côte de ces deux portefeuilles — et lequel l'emporte selon le besoin.

Notre choix Monzo logo

Monzo

4.4

UK app bank with budgeting tools

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Curve logo

Curve

3.8

All your cards in one

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FonctionnalitéMonzoCurve
Note4.4 / 53.8 / 5
Idéal pourEveryday UK banking and budgetingConsolidating multiple cards into one
Frais mensuelsFree → Plus/Premium plansFree → ~£14.99/mo (Pay→Metal)
Taux de changeMastercard rate, no Monzo markupMid-market weekdays; weekend surcharge
Envoyer / recevoirFree UK transfersN/A (overlays existing cards)
RetraitsFree in UK; overseas cap then fee on free planLimited free ATM, then fees
CarteYes — debit MastercardYes — single Mastercard overlaying your cards
DisponibilitéUK (US in rollout)30+ European countries (+ US rollout)
DevisesGBP (spends abroad at Mastercard rate)Spends in multiple currencies via linked cards
RéglementationUK PRA/FCA full banking licence (FSCS protected)FCA-authorised e-money institution
Création20152015

Monzo

Monzo is a fully licensed UK app bank with FSCS-protected deposits, best known for its budgeting tools (Pots, spending categories) and fee-free card spending abroad at the Mastercard rate. It is one of the most polished everyday banking apps in the UK, with overseas ATM limits and premium perks reserved for paid tiers.

Avantages

  • Full UK bank, FSCS-protected deposits
  • Excellent budgeting with Pots and categories
  • No FX markup on card spending

Inconvénients

  • GBP-only current account
  • Overseas ATM limits on the free plan
  • Best perks on paid tiers

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.

Avantages

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

Inconvénients

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

En résumé

Globalement, Monzo prend l'avantage avec une note de 4.4 contre 3.8 — mais le bon choix dépend de vos priorités. Vérifiez les deux selon votre pays et votre usage avant de décider.