Wallester review

The monthly fee is €0, so holding the account costs nothing per month. The annual fee is €0 as well, which puts Wallester at rank 1 on annual fee across the 301 brands listed.

The annual fee is €0, the same as the monthly fee of €0. Wallester runs on a no annual fee model, the model used across the credit group, where the median annual fee is €0.

Wallester is supervised by the Estonian Financial Supervision and Resolution Authority, and the listed licence reference is 4.1-1/224. The legal entity behind the cards is Wallester AS, based in Estonia, and it holds a payment institution licence listed as PSD_PI 11812882.

No. The rewards type is none, so spend through the card earns nothing back. Cards with no rewards make up 28.7% of the site, so this fits the larger pattern rather than going against it.

The card type is debit and the network is visa. Features listed include multi-currency and virtual cards, so you can hold and pay in several currencies and issue virtual cards for specific purchases. Visa is the most common network on the site at 58.6%.

The audience is business, so companies are the target customer. Virtual cards suit giving a supplier a card number for a single purchase without passing over a physical card, and multi-currency accounts help teams that buy outside their home market.

Support is offered through help centre, so the help centre is the route for questions. Most answers sit in self-service articles rather than in live support, which suits teams that prefer written guidance and can answer in their own time.

The median monthly fee on the site is €0 and the highest is €99. Wallester sits at the low end with €0, so a card for a company does not have to carry a recurring charge.