What if you received 260 euros for free thanks to Hola Banco! ?

To open a bank account in France, you can opt for a traditional bank or an online bank. If you don’t know how to make your choice, Hello bank! displays a welcome offer that should please you, as well as many daily benefits.

This French online bank belonging to BNP Paribas allows you to choose the offer that best suits your needs between Hello Prime and Hello One, but also open an account for a teenager and even a joint account. Hello bank! It also offers other products such as brochures, life insurance or even the possibility of borrowing. Until October 23 Hello bank! offers up to 260 euros for any account opening with Hello Prime or Hello One offer.

This welcome offer won’t last

With Hello bank! You always have an advisor at your disposal, ready to answer your questions by phone, chat and even on social networks.

Through the dedicated mobile app available on iOS and Android, you will be able to check your account 24/7, modify your payment and withdrawal limits, monitor transactions in real time, send money to your loved ones, etc.

If you’re wondering what the difference is between the Hello One and Hello Prime offers, one is free (subject to the use of the card), while the Hello Prime offer is 1 euro per month for 6 months, before paying 5 euros per month.

With the Hello One offer, you have an immediate debit card and commission-free payments anywhere in the world. The Hello Prime offer is more complete, with a virtual card, cashback, free withdrawals (in addition to payments), but above all insurance and travel assistance guarantees. Open an account at Hello Bank! It only takes a few minutes and is done completely online. Don’t wait too long before opening your account at ¡Hola Banco!, to receive up to 260 euros.

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