Compare N26 bank accounts for freelancers in Italy
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N26 Standard
The free* digital business bank account with cashback for freelancers
Virtual Card
€0.00/Month
N26 Standard
The free* digital business bank account with cashback for freelancers
Virtual Card
€0.00/Month
These insurances are only available for customers who opened an account after November 13, 2019 and/or renewed their membership from January 10, 2020. For more information on the Allianz Assistance insurance coverage, please see the Terms and Conditions for N26 You, N26 Business You, N26 Metal or N26 Business Metal.
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Bank Account for Freelancers FAQ
No. At the moment, it’s not possible to have two N26 bank accounts at the same time. If you have a personal N26 bank account and wish to open an N26 Business bank account, you will first need to close your personal N26 account.
The N26 Business Standard is free and doesn’t charge any opening or maintenance fees. The N26 Business Smart bank account costs €4.90 per month, the N26 Business You bank account costs €9.90 per month and the N26 Business Metal account is available for €16.90 per month, with a 12-month commitment period. To open an N26 account, no deposit or minimum income is required.
N26 Business are bank accounts for freelancers and the self-employed that comes with powerful tools to better manage your business finances.
Opening an N26 Business account takes only a few minutes and can be done directly from a smartphone. If you meet our eligibility criteria, all you need is a compatible smartphone and a valid ID document. Once we’ve verified your identity, you can add your virtual N26 Business Mastercard debit card to your mobile wallet, and begin using your business bank account right away.
N26 Business is designed for freelancers and the self-employed—you must open your bank account using your name. Opening a business bank account is a good way to separate your personal expenses from those related to your business—it’ll allow for easier accounting and money management as your business grows.