What else do we need to put in the headline?
It’s a debit multi-currency card. For your business. Pay, travel, withdraw cash.
You’ll probably want both
Spend in the currencies you use, set your own limits and manage your cards from one place.
Physical card
Cash happens. Be ready.
Debit cards with 40+ currencies
Spend for your business at home or abroad, with the currencies you already use close at hand.
ATM when you need it
Pay, travel, withdraw cash. Set a spending limit before the card starts getting ideas of its own.
Virtual card
Online spend deserves its own card.
Take it nowhere. It works from everywhere
Software, subscriptions, online purchases — straight from your business account.
Cards for employees
Issue cards to the people who need to spend — without passing around one company card.
- Give them a card.For travel, purchases or everyday company spend.
- Pick the budget.Connect the card to the money they should actually use.
- Set the rules.Control spend without approving every coffee and taxi.
*Applications are reviewed individually and subject to eligibility and compliance checks. Information on this page does not guarantee account opening or company registration.
One business account. Multiple services.
Local details where you need them.
One account. One business
Same account, that's the whole point.
Exchange rate from 0.35%
See the rate, then decide. Convert if you like it.
40+ currencies one account
Please don't open 40 accounts.
Your private money, now
Keep it out of the company spend.
Get paid in euros
So I kept the euros.
Get paid in USD
The dollars can stay dollars.
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Things you should know!
Everything you probably want to know before opening an account and a few things you might not have thought to ask.
Still have questions?
Find more FAQsOne might be a temporary hold, not a second charge. Check whether both payments have settled. If they have, contact the merchant or our support team.
Check the choice carefully. Some terminals offer their own conversion, which may cost more than paying in the local currency. The suggested rate isn't automatically the best one.
Hotels and car-hire companies sometimes place a temporary hold on a card. It reduces your available balance until it's released. Annoying? Yes. A second payment? Not necessarily.
A conversion may be needed. Check the rate and any card charges that apply to your payment. A multi-currency card still needs to know which currency you're using.
Yes. Use your physical card at supported ATMs. Check the withdrawal limit and applicable fee before taking out cash.
Freeze it in Ampere as soon as you notice, then contact support if you need a replacement. Better a frozen card than a very expensive souvenir.
No. A card freeze doesn't cancel the subscription you agreed to. Contact the merchant to cancel it too. The gym probably won't take a frozen card as a breakup letter.