Fortuneo offers you up to 260 euros to receive you!

Fortuneo is the online and mobile bank of Crédit Mutuel Arkéa. With the latter, you can easily manage your money and therefore your budget. Through the dedicated mobile application, it is possible to make free instant transfers, use free and unlimited virtual bank cards, block your card or even adjust your payment and withdrawal limits. jUntil November 5, Fortuneo offers you up to 260 euros.

In detail, 160 euros are paid for the first opening of an account with a Gold CB Mastercard followed by 5 payments in 90 days. If you open a Livret+ for the first time, you will receive 20 euros. Finally, in the case of banking mobility, an additional 80 euros are sent to your account. To take advantage of this offer, simply use the code FTN1025.

What are you waiting for to open your account with Fortuneo?

Opening a Fortuneo account only takes a few minutes. All you need to do is fill out the specific form before signing your contract and submit your supporting documents. If you don’t know which card to choose, here is a brief comparison.

The Fosfo Mastercard has no income conditions. Thanks to it, you will be able to pay and withdraw money in France, but also without commissions anywhere in the world. You can adjust your limits, use virtual cards, or even get a checkbook. You are covered in certain cases for problems abroad, but to a lesser extent than with the CB Gold Mastercard. The latter is accessible from 1,800 euros net of monthly income and offers the same advantages as the Fosfo card, except that for medical expenses abroad and, in general, insurance guarantees, the latter are more important.

With Fortuneo you benefit from an account that costs you nothing and, above all, payments abroad are free. So, are you ready to open your account and receive up to 260 euros free?

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