Monzo vs Paysera

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

Nuestra elección Monzo logo

Monzo

4.4

UK app bank with budgeting tools

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Paysera

3.8

Low-cost EU payments and IBAN

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FunciónMonzoPaysera
Puntuación4.4 / 53.8 / 5
Ideal paraEveryday UK banking and budgetingCheap SEPA transfers & small-business accounts
Comisión mensualFree → Plus/Premium plansFree account
Tipo de cambioMastercard rate, no Monzo markupCompetitive conversion
Enviar / recibirFree UK transfersLow SEPA fees
RetiradasFree in UK; overseas cap then fee on free planLow ATM fees
TarjetaYes — debit MastercardYes — Visa debit (region-dependent)
DisponibilidadUK (US in rollout)EEA + global transfers
DivisasGBP (spends abroad at Mastercard rate)20+ currencies
RegulaciónUK PRA/FCA full banking licence (FSCS protected)Bank of Lithuania (EMI)
Fundación20152004

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.

Pros

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

Contras

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

Paysera

Paysera is a long-running Lithuanian e-money provider known for very low-cost SEPA transfers, a free multi-currency IBAN and merchant payment tools, making it a favourite of freelancers and small businesses. Its interface is more functional than flashy, but the pricing is among the cheapest in the EU.

Pros

  • Very low transfer and account fees
  • Free multi-currency IBAN
  • Strong for freelancers and small businesses

Contras

  • Interface feels dated
  • Support is mainly online
  • Card availability varies by country

En resumen

En conjunto, Monzo se adelanta con una puntuación de 4.4 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.