At Fortuneo, your account costs you nothing. In fact, there are no account maintenance fees and your Mastercard bank card is free of fees abroad. Opening a Fortuneo account is very easy. Simply complete a specific form before submitting your supporting documents and signing your contract. To open your Fortuneo account, you must already have a bank account in France and be a natural person of legal age.
Right now and until November 5, the online bank Fortuneo offers up to 260 euros to its new customers. To benefit from it, simply use the code FTN1025. You will receive 160 euros for a first account opening with Gold CB Mastercard followed by 5 payments in 90 days. If you also open a Livret+, they offer you 20 euros. Finally, in the case of a first bank mobility, 80 euros will be offered.
Fortuneo treats his new clients
With Fortuneo you will love numbers! In addition to easily managing your money, through your checking account you can save, invest, but also borrow and thus carry out all your projects.
Through the Fortuneo mobile app, you can use free and unlimited virtual bank cards, send money to your loved ones via instant transfers, lock your card if necessary, but also adjust your payment and withdrawal limits.
Several cards are offered at Fortuneo, including Fosfo Mastercard and Gold CB Mastercard. The latter can be accessed from 1800 euros net of monthly income; while the Fosfo Mastercard is without income conditions.
With these cards you benefit from the same advantages, that is, free checkbook, free payments and withdrawals anywhere in the world, immediate debit card, but the difference is in the insurance and assistance guarantees during your trips abroad. Don’t wait any longer to open your Fortuneo account and receive up to 260 euros!
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