Monzo vs ZEN.com

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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ZEN.com logo

ZEN.com

3.6

EU money app with cashback card

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FonctionnalitéMonzoZEN.com
Note4.4 / 53.6 / 5
Idéal pourEveryday UK banking and budgetingEveryday spending with cashback
Frais mensuelsFree → Plus/Premium plansFree plan; paid premium tiers
Taux de changeMastercard rate, no Monzo markupMarkup over ZEN rate, lower on paid plans (see ZEN fee page)
Envoyer / recevoirFree UK transfersFree ZEN-to-ZEN
RetraitsFree in UK; overseas cap then fee on free planFree ATM allowance by plan, then a % fee
CarteYes — debit MastercardYes — virtual & physical Mastercard
DisponibilitéUK (US in rollout)Countries listed by ZEN (check zen.com)
DevisesGBP (spends abroad at Mastercard rate)Multiple currencies (see ZEN fee page)
RéglementationUK PRA/FCA full banking licence (FSCS protected)UAB ZEN.COM, electronic money institution supervised by the Bank of Lithuania
Création20152019

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

ZEN.com

ZEN.com is a Lithuanian, EEA-licensed money app offering a multi-currency account, virtual and physical Mastercards, cashback and an extended buyer-protection feature. It is a capable everyday-spending option in Europe, with the best rates and perks gated behind paid tiers and a relatively young brand.

Avantages

  • Multi-currency account with Mastercard
  • Cashback on eligible purchases
  • Extended buyer-protection feature

Inconvénients

  • Best perks require paid tiers
  • Support can be slow
  • Newer, less-established brand

En résumé

Globalement, Monzo prend l'avantage avec une note de 4.4 contre 3.6 — mais le bon choix dépend de vos priorités. Vérifiez les deux selon votre pays et votre usage avant de décider.