Summary

Monzo is a UK-based digital bank providing personal and business current accounts. It offers features like spending insights, savings pots, fee-free international card payments, and integrates with Wise for international money transfers. Monzo focuses on mobile-first banking with 24/7 in-app customer support.

Features
11/15
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Must Have

4 of 5

Mid-Market Exchange Rate Transfers

Transparent Low Fees

Borderless Debit Card

Fast Transfer Execution

Multi-Currency Account

Other

7 of 10

Batch Payments

API Integration

Business Account Features

Mobile App

Regulatory Compliance

Multi-User Access

Customer Support

Real-Time Rate Alerts

Invoice Creation

Spending Analytics

Pricing
Freemium
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Extra

£3.00 monthly
  • Connected banks and credit cards
  • Virtual cards
  • Advanced roundups
  • Custom categories
  • Auto-spreadsheet
  • Credit insights - 3 scores (TransUnion, Experian, Equifax)

Perks

£7.00 monthly
  • 3.75% AER (variable) interest, paid monthly
  • Fee-free withdrawals up to £600
  • 3 fee-free cash deposits
  • Discounted investment fees
  • Annual Railcard
  • Weekly Greggs treat
  • Monthly cinema ticket at Vue

Max

£17.00 monthly
  • Personal worldwide travel insurance – provided by Zurich, powered by Qover
  • Personal worldwide phone insurance – provided by Assurant
  • Personal UK & Europe breakdown cover - provided by RAC
  • Add your family to your insurance and cover for an extra £5 a month
  • 3 months minimum
  • Aged 18-69

Business Lite

£0.00 monthly
  • Business bank account

Business Pro

£9.00 monthly
  • Tax Pots

Business Team

£25.00 monthly
  • Time saving expense cards
Rationale

Monzo is a digital bank offering personal and business accounts with features that align well with Wise's core offerings, particularly in international payments and transparent fees. While Monzo itself is a bank and not solely a money transfer platform, it explicitly partners with Wise for international transfers, indicating it leverages Wise's core value proposition. It offers transparent fees, uses Mastercard's exchange rate (which is typically the mid-market rate), provides debit cards for spending abroad, and supports fast transfers. For businesses, it offers batch payments and multi-user access. The mobile app, regulatory compliance, and customer support are also clearly stated.