Revolut vs bunq

Uno sguardo fianco a fianco a come si confrontano questi due portafogli — e quale vince per ciascun compito.

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Revolut

4.4

All-in-one money super-app

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bunq

4.0

European bank for digital nomads

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CaratteristicaRevolutbunq
Punteggio4.4 / 54.0 / 5
Ideale perTravel spending and an all-in-one appDigital nomads needing EU banking + multi-currency
Canone mensileFree to ~$16.99/mo (Standard→Metal)~€3–€18/mo (Core/Pro/Elite)
Tasso di cambioMid-market weekdays; ~1% weekend on Standard~0.5–1.5% by plan/currency
Invia / riceviFree between Revolut usersFree SEPA on paid plans
PrelieviFree up to a monthly limit, then ~2%Limited free ATM on higher plans
CartaYes — virtual & physical debit; Metal on premiumYes — physical & virtual Mastercard
Disponibilità40+ markets; cards usable in 160+ countries30+ EEA countries (+ UK via e-money)
Valute30+ in-app (spend in 120+)~20+ currencies
RegolamentazioneBank of Lithuania (ECB), UK banking licence, FCADe Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) full EU banking licence
Fondata20152012

Revolut

Revolut is a feature-packed money super-app combining multi-currency accounts, travel-friendly cards, crypto, stocks and budgeting in one place. Free plans offer mid-market FX on weekdays with monthly limits, while paid tiers remove weekend surcharges and add perks. Its breadth is unmatched, though support quality and weekend FX fees are common gripes.

Pro

  • Mid-market FX on weekdays with generous free limits
  • Budgeting, crypto, stocks, savings in one app
  • Strong travel and multi-currency card

Contro

  • Weekend FX surcharge and limits on free plans
  • Best features locked behind paid tiers
  • Support is chat-only and can be slow

bunq

bunq is an Amsterdam-based challenger bank with a full Dutch banking licence and €100,000 deposit protection, popular with digital nomads for its multi-currency support, sub-accounts and savings interest. Unlike some rivals it is subscription-based with no fully free everyday plan. A strong choice for EU residents wanting flexible, feature-rich banking.

Pro

  • Full Dutch banking licence, €100k protection
  • Multi-currency holding with fair FX
  • Multiple sub-accounts & budgeting tools

Contro

  • No fully free everyday plan (subscription)
  • FX markup higher on lower tiers
  • Mainly EEA-focused availability

In conclusione

Nel complesso, Revolut ha la meglio con un punteggio di 4.4 contro 4.0 — ma la scelta giusta dipende dalle tue priorità. Verifica entrambi rispetto al tuo Paese e al tuo caso d'uso prima di decidere.