Fortuneo is an online and 100% mobile bank belonging to Crédit Mutuel Arkéa. Once your account is opened, you can follow your daily budget, send money to your loved ones or even make commission-free purchases abroad. To open an account at Fortuneo, you must be of legal age and have a bank account in France. Then simply fill out an online form, submit your supporting documents, and wait for them to receive your card.
The welcome offer currently offered by Fortuneo is divided into three. You will receive 160 euros for opening an account with Gold CB Mastercard, followed by 5 payments in 90 days. If you open your first Livret+, Fortuneo pays you 20 euros. Finally, if you do bank mobility, 80 euros are offered.
A 100% online and mobile bank
Various bank cards are offered at Fortuneo depending on your needs. We can talk in particular about the Gold CB Mastercard card, a free card, but accessible from 1800 euros net of monthly income.
With this card you can pay without commissions anywhere in the world and make withdrawals. Overdrafts are allowed and free, unlimited virtual cards are available to pay for your online purchases. The advantage of this card is the different insurance and assistance that you benefit from, especially during your travels. For example, we can quote medical expenses covered up to 155,000 euros abroad or up to 450 euros including taxes per claim when returning by plane or train.
Through the Fortune mobile app, you can lock your card, adjust your payment and withdrawal limits, and easily track your budget.
In addition to an individual bank account, Fortuneo offers various financial products such as a securities account, a PEA-PME, a savings account, life insurance, etc. You can easily invest and save, while managing your daily expenses.
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Source: BFM TV
