Online banks are on the rise! Between ease of use, free card, modification of maximum limits and welcome offer of several hundred euros, the arguments are numerous. As for Fortuneo, the online bank welcomes its new customers with an offer of up to 260 euros.
To obtain this amount, you must open your first account with a Gld CB Mastercard and then make 5 payments. Then you will receive 160 euros. If the opening of an account is completed with the opening of a Livret+, an additional 20 euros will be credited to your account. Finally, if you do bank mobility, 80 euros are offered. This welcome offer ends on November 5, so don’t delay in taking advantage! In addition, at Fortuneo there are no account maintenance fees and your Mastercard card is free and without fees abroad.
Offer ends November 5.
Fortuneo offers a checking account that helps you manage your budget. Through the mobile app, you can use free, unlimited virtual cards for your online payments, lock your card, send money with instant transfers, and even adjust your payment and withdrawal limits.
Fortuneo offers several bank cards, including the Gold CB Mastercard. This card is accessible from 1800 euros of net monthly income. Once you receive the card at home you can pay for your purchases with it, personalize your secret code, but above all pay and withdraw for free anywhere in the world. In addition, the Gold CB Mastercard allows you to benefit from assistance and insurance abroad, such as up to 155,000 euros including taxes for medical expenses abroad.
To open your Fortuneo account, all you need is to have a bank account in France and be of legal age. Registration is done entirely online and only takes a few minutes. Open your account today to receive up to 260 euros from Fortuneo!
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