Fortuneo goes beyond its limits and offers you up to 260 euros, what are you waiting for?

Becoming a Fortuneo customer, until November 5, 2025, is the opportunity to accumulate several payments in your account. In fact, several hundred euros are offered to all those who open their first deposit account at the famous online bank. This bank account can be joint, in the case of a couple for example, or individual, if it is a single person. This also means using your new bank card for at least five payments in three months, with the Gold CB Mastercard. The operation continues with the opening of a Livret+ and the banking mobility of its operations. In total, at Fortuneo, a new client will be able to obtain up to 260 euros for small actions that are easy to implement, if you start your process using the code FTN1025 until November 5.

What conditions must be met to take advantage of Fortuneo’s welcome offer?

To receive between 170 and 260 euros in Fortuneo until November 5 inclusive, depending on the bank card you choose, it is necessary to provide some supporting documents and meet several conditions.

Passport, national identity card or residence permit: your identity must logically be verified, as is the case in all banking establishments. Your income is also important as it will determine your eligibility for the Gold CB Mastercard. Therefore, your latest tax notice or income tax return will be needed. The last two payrolls can also be used as evidence.

In addition, proof of your physical address and a bank identity statement will be requested. All these documents to be provided to Fortuneo are the conditions to be met to obtain up to 260 euros in receipt with your new online bank until November 5 with the code FTN1025.

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