Wise vs Revolut - Your Ultimate Guide to Making the Right Choice

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In this video, we’re comparing Wise and Revolut personal accounts head-to-head.
Compare exchange rates: wi.se/comparerates
00:00 Wise vs Revolut
00:41 Subscription
02:33 Money transfers & exchange rates
03:30 Receiving payments from outside of the service
05:05 Other features & ratings
06:22 Which service should you choose?
#wise #revolut #wisevsrevolut

[@Wise]

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[@Yourtube991]

Pls reply 👇👇 I'm here in india my relative in Indonesia before he send me money from wise but now he not have sending money option he can only receive pls help us how to fix it?

[@mikeloughran5196]

I've been using Wise for 5 years or so. It works and saves me money on every trip to Europe. It is so easy to set up and use even a 70 year old (me) can do it.

[@Wise]

Thanks for your trust and support over the past 5 years, Mike! Put on your explorer cap, here's to more adventures with the money saved 😍

[@nothanks6784]

It took me a while to even realize I'm watching a review made by one of the included companies. The lack of apparent bias was very impressive.

[@Wise]

We appreciate your insight on this, Chabob. Thanks for sharing 💚

[@Monitodotcom]

Great video WISE, but we love you both dearly 💚

[@Wise]

Aw, thanks for saying this, Monito 💚

[@hectordieguezvazquez698]

Since I test wise , for me is the best e bank I ever know.

[@Wise]

We're honored to be the best in your eyes, Héctor 🥰 If you need any help, feel free to reach out to us via DM over Facebook, X or Instagram; or else you can email/phone us here: wi.se/contactus

[@kubamalinowski4195]

I must pay for a car in the US via "Wire transfer" with USD, from Poland. I already have US Dollars, where could I check what the fees are going to be on Wise?

[@TMM124]

Hello, i have a question regarding withdraw money from ATM: We have to pay an extra cost (tax) of 1.75% for every amount that exceeds 200€ and we have a limit of 4K per month to withdraw from ATM. I do not understand if we still have to pay an extra cost (tax) of 1.75%, if we simply withdraw for example 1K but 5x 200€, so we never exceed the 200€ mark? Do we automatically pay 1.75% tax per every € after we withdraw a total amount more than 200€, even though each withdrawal amount per time was always lower than 200€? Another question I have is regarding the amount of money we can withdraw per month, can we manually change this value (more than 4K) and if yes, what is the maximum amount?

[@Wise]

Hi 🙂 You can withdraw up to 200 EUR for free twice per month - so this idea you offered wouldn't work. After you use up the two free withdrawals, a fixed fee on 0.50 EUR and a variable fee of 1.75% would apply. We explain this in depth here: wi.se/withdrawalfees. The monthly withdrawal limit is something we're unable to change, and for EUR it would be 4K: wi.se/wisedebitcardlimits.

[@user-cg6lk4ir4d]

How can you pay through your balance wise personal balance to open a business account?

[@Wise]

Hey, there 👋 If your business is registered in EEA, Switzerland and the UK, you can only pay the fee using your business debit/credit card. If your business is located in other regions, it's free to sign up, and the fee to open account details depends on where your business is registered. You can pay the fee using your business debit/credit card, or from your business balance account. If you want to pay from there, you would first need to add money to your account. Check out this page for more info: wi.se/getbankdetails Please know that we have a specialized business team who’s happy to look into your matter, and help further if you have any more specific questions about your account. Reach out to us through email or call from here: wi.se/contactus. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible. You might also want to check our Business FAQ from here: wi.se/help.

[@ramsonlontsi3026]

I really like wise for its simplicity and flexibility even though at the moment it has so much restrictions in Turkey

[@Wise]

Thanks for the feedback, Ramson! To be sure, convenience is always our goal, although in the process we do need to adhere to local regulations as well. So while there's indeed some restrictions for our users in Türkiye at this time, we're working on it, and hope to have better news again in future 👍

[@YanLuo]

Could you please compare rates for wise vs fidelity/charles Schwab? I am in the market and looking for a solution on foreign exchange while abroad. Could you give an example of how much money savings wise provides when compared to those atm fee reimbursed accounts? Many thanks

[@Wise]

Hi Yan. Thanks for the feedback! We believe in transparent pricing without hidden fees. Unlike traditional methods, Wise operates through local bank transfers, eliminating international and intermediary fees. Check out info on how we compare to Fidelity: wi.se/fidelity and Charles Schwab: wi.se/charlesschwab Though we don't reimburse atm fees, you get 2 free withdrawals per calendar month. After your second withdrawal, we’ll charge a small fixed fee per withdrawal: wi.se/withdrawalfees We always use the exchange rate you'll usually see on Google, ensuring fair and cheap money transfers every time. Transparency is one of our top priorities. That's why we offer our customers a comparison tool, which you can use to compare the exchange rates beforehand here: wi.se/comparerates

[@cliffduarte5013]

Thank you for this video!

[@Wise]

You're very welcome, Cliff! We hope you make the wise decision 😉

[@Wise]

Hey, Kuba. You can always check our fees on our pricing calculator here: wi.se/sendfees And check out this page for more info about USD transfers: wi.se/guidetousdtransfers 🙂 If you need more assistance, feel free to reach out to us via DM over Facebook, X or Instagram; or else you can email/phone us here: wi.se/contactus

[@sohaibarshad5908]

I’ve been using wise for a few years now. Love it overall, except the fact that it’s not available in Pakistan anymore

[@Wise]

Hi there - thanks for reaching out. Wise is available in Pakistan, however, due to changes in financial laws and regulations, we might need to make changes to the products and features we offer in different regions. This is to ensure that we continue to work within the rules we're governed by. If you've opened a new account with us, and find that you're unable to open a balance and get account details to receive money, this is because sometimes we need to make changes that only affect new accounts. It's possible that older Wise accounts have access to different features than new ones. You can still send more with Wise: wi.se/howtosendmoney. Please feel free to reach out to us over on social media for more help. This can be on X/Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or alternatively through this link: wi.se/contactus - we're here to help 💚

[@GringoFilipino]

I use wise and love it! While in the Philippines 🇵🇭 and sending money. Can they make this so it would count as a Philippines 🇵🇭 bank account? Great when the rate is up and load it 😅

[@Wise]

Thanks for loving us, Vincent 💚 We're not a bank, but a financial institution. For now, if you're residing in the Philippines, you can open a balance account with us and keep PHP there. Check out this page to find out how to create your account and get account details to receive money: wi.se/getbankdetails If you need more assistance, feel free to reach out to us via DM over Facebook, X or Instagram; or else you can email/phone us here: wi.se/contactus

[@Litzbutcher]

I'm going to be spending time in the US. What benefits would a Wise card offer? 🙏

[@Wise]

Hey! Here is a video about 3 weeks with the Wise card in the US - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWOQapuXmKl0sMU 🙂

[@Wise]

Hey, there. Generally, you can pay with your Wise card in most places where debit cards are accepted in the US. You can also withdraw cash from most ATMs - except the countries specified here or US and non-US cards respectively 👉 wi.se/whereyoucanuseyourcard Send us a PM via Facebook, X, or Instagram if you need further help - we'll be happy to assist you further there!

[@AbdulKawser]

WISE is much more simple. 😊

[@Wise]

Thanks, Abdul! We strive to make money transfers simple and convenient for our customers 💚

[@mohammedelnour208]

I can’t change the location after I set up the account how to solve this please?

[@Wise]

Hi. Please reach out to us for further assistance at wi.se/contactus. 💚

[@medpacks]

Wise is genuinely far better despite the fact it is actually unavailable in Morocco 😢

[@Wise]

Hi there. Our services are limited in Morocco, but you can sign up if you're residing there: wi.se/createaccount For now, we can't support MAD transfers. If you're planning to send money, you can still send from either USD, GBP or EUR, which will be processed via SWIFT: wi.se/swiftpayments

[@brotherkith]

Wise wins for me!

[@Wise]

Sounds like we're bringing home the gold, Kith 🥇

[@yawarzakir]

I am not able to open wise business account in wise. says onboarding currently not available in United Kingdom when can i expect

[@Wise]

Hey, there 🙂 We're glad to see that you're interested to use Wise for your business, but right now, we can't offer our services to you just yet. Although we're not able to give an exact date, make sure to enter the waitlist, and we'll be in touch when we can support your business in the future. Please go through the onboarding flow, where you’ll see the link for that.

[@jorn3706]

I´m on the wise-train ;-) It makes me feel good, to pay in foreign currencies. And if wise can earn money with no subscription-model, it is a win-win for me and wise.

[@Wise]

Hi, Jörn. We're happy to have you on board. The great thing about us is that there's no subscription required to use any of our services 😊 Feel free to reach out to us on Twitter (X), Instagram, or Facebook if you have any questions or feedback for us. We're always here and happy to help with what we can.

[@seriouslyinteresting]

Wise seems to be better option than revolut, send and email to enable me to join with wise . Don't have facebook or instagram.

[@Wise]

Hi 👋 You can join us from here: wi.se/createaccount, but if you have any further questions, you can also email or call us: wi.se/contactus and we'll gladly help further.

[@user-pw8mp6pn5r]

Revolut ❤🎉

[@PortugueseGirl27]

I allways use wise and PayPal

[@ZildaMarcelino]

Enter Wise o revolution eu fico com Wise e tenho ❤

[@Wise]

Ficamos super contentes pela preferência, Zilda 💚 Conte conosco.

[@UsmankhanMehsud]

If Wise Is Deactivated My business Account Then Can I Open Another Business Wise Account on thr Same Passport ????

[@Wise]

Hey, there! You'll not be able to open another account, because the deactivation decision will carry over to any other ones you make. The only way to regain access to your account and our services would be to have the appeal approved. If you have any more specific questions. Please reach out through email or call from here: wi.se/contactus. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible. You might also want to check more info here: wi.se/accountdeactivation Thanks.

[@UsmankhanMehsud]

@@Wise can I Open Another Wise Business Account on My NIC ???

[@YumnaFatima]

Wise 💯

[@Wise]

Thanks for the support, Yumna! Please feel free to reach out to us over on social media if you need any help with your Wise account. This can be on X/Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or alternatively through this link: wi.se/contactus - we're here to help 💚

[@billssoes1266]

Wise is not crypto friendly?

[@Wise]

Hi Bilal. We currently don't support cryptocurrencies, nor payments sent to crypto platforms. If anything changes in the future, we'll be sure to share the good news with you. In the meantime, we explain more about this at section 1.2.2: wi.se/customeragreement

[@MEDINANARBONA]

Waiting Wise Balance for Nicaragua.

[@Wise]

Hello there. Thanks for reaching out! Currently, Wise balances are not available in Nicaragua. We're continuously expanding our services to new countries and regions, so please stay tuned for any updates in the future via our social media platforms (X, Facebook and Twitter(X)). If you have any other questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out in any of our platforms via private/direct messages.

[@aomeraomer9417]

Why can't I send money to Tajikistan?

[@Wise]

Hey there. Currently, customers in Tajikistan are not eligible to balances, so they won't be able to hold or receive money into their account. We’re always working on making all features of the Wise account available to more people and businesses. See more info here: wi.se/balanceavailability Thanks for your understanding. Also, currently, we don't support transfers from or to TJS. However, you should still be able to send transfers to Tajikistan by paying with USD and EUR via the SWIFT network, see more here: wi.se/swiftpayments Feel free to DM us on Instagram, X, or Facebook if you have more questions. Otherwise, you can contact us here: wi.se/contactus Thanks a lot.

[@IconMashao]

Rise?

[@Wise]

Hey there 👋 We're not entirely sure what it is you mean by this, so could you please explain yourself? Furthermore, please feel free to get in touch with us via PM or DM on Facebook, Instagram, or X, in case you have any other questions. We'd be happy to help you out, of course.

[@sent4dc]

Why is Wise limiting only to a single physical card? This is stupid. I need another one for my wife when we travel. Because of that I will probably have to open an account at Revolute.

[@Wise]

Hey, Dennis. We only offer one physical card per user, and it must be issued in the name of the account holder. In this case, your wife is more than welcome to open a Wise account and order a card: wi.se/getthedebitcard Please feel free to contact us at wi.se/contactus or send us a DM on X, Instagram or Facebook, if you or your wife needs assistance - we'll be here for you.

[@sent4dc]

@@Wise Thanks for the reply. The reason I need two cards is so that we both use the same account. I do not want to create another account. I thought it's as plain as day in banking. But maybe not at "wise" (quotes being there on purpose.) I'll post a larger reply in the main comment area.

[@alibukhaari]

Wise is better. 👍🏻

[@Wise]

Thanks for the compliment, Syed! We agree...but we might be a little bit biased 😉

[@ahmedpro58755]

wise vs payoneer :3

[@Wise]

Would you like to see this comparison? 😊

[@znxavier3618]

Wise is not bank either

[@Wise]

Hey Muhammad! That's correct, Wise is not a bank, but a regulated financial company, you can learn more about how we're regulated, here: wi.se/regulation If you have any questions, you can DM us to any of our social media channels Facebook, Twitter (X) or Instagram, we'll be happy to help.

[@luv2stack]

Too bad your not regulated by Finanstilsynet in Norway. Does that mean I cannot deposit / withdrawal NOK with wize?

[@bijayrai9619]

Revolut for sure

[@TT-hx9nj]

Why?

[@sellahismail]

Thanks team wise🟢

[@Wise]

Thank you too, Sellah 💚