Revolut vs N26

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

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Revolut

4.4

All-in-one money super-app

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N26

4.0

Mobile bank with a German licence

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FunciónRevolutN26
Puntuación4.4 / 54.0 / 5
Ideal paraTravel spending and an all-in-one appEveryday banking in the Eurozone
Comisión mensualFree to ~$16.99/mo (Standard→Metal)Free → €16.90/mo (Metal)
Tipo de cambioMid-market weekdays; ~1% weekend on StandardMid-market on card payments
Enviar / recibirFree between Revolut usersFree SEPA transfers in EUR
RetiradasFree up to a monthly limit, then ~2%Limited free EUR; foreign ATM fee on free plan
TarjetaYes — virtual & physical debit; Metal on premiumYes — debit Mastercard; stainless on Metal
Disponibilidad40+ markets; cards usable in 160+ countries~24 European markets
Divisas30+ in-app (spend in 120+)EUR account; spends worldwide at mid-market
RegulaciónBank of Lithuania (ECB), UK banking licence, FCABaFin / German full banking licence (ECB)
Fundación20152013

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.

Pros

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

Contras

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

N26

N26 is a Berlin-based mobile bank with a full German banking licence and €100,000 deposit protection, offering a polished app and fee-free card spending at the mid-market rate. It is EUR-centric and limited to around two dozen European markets, so it is not a true multi-currency account. Best for clean everyday banking within the Eurozone.

Pros

  • Full German banking licence, €100k protection
  • No FX markup on card spending
  • Clean, well-designed mobile app

Contras

  • EUR-only account; not truly multi-currency
  • Available only in select European markets
  • ATM withdrawal limits/fees on free plan

En resumen

En conjunto, Revolut se adelanta con una puntuación de 4.4 frente a 4.0, pero la elección correcta depende de tus prioridades. Compara ambos según tu país y tu caso de uso antes de decidir.