UR Card vs Avici Money

The first number to check is net annual cost: €0 for Avici Money versus €144 for UR Card. For spending abroad FX markup matters, and Avici Money does better (0% vs 2%). In our editorial rating Avici Money leads (4.1 vs 3.5). In short: UR Card if your usage matches its strength, Avici Money otherwise — the numbers above beat any slogan.

UR Card Avici Money
Tier B A
Rating ★ 3.5 ★ 4.1
Estimated net annual cost €144 €0
Account fee €12 Free
IBAN IBAN svizzero multivaluta (SEPA + SWIFT) dedicato · USA, EU
Multi-currency EUR, CHF, USD, RMB Yes · 2 currencies
Network Mastercard —
ATM withdrawal Free not declared
Free ATM limit No ATM withdrawals (virtual card, no PIN) —
Fund custody Custodial (platform holds funds) Custodial (platform holds funds)
KYC Full Light
Supported countries EEA, UK, APAC · 40+ countries US, EEA, APAC, LATAM · 100+ countries
Regulator FINMA (Svizzera) FinCEN / state regulators
Segment B2C B2C
Outbound transfers to third-party IBANs — Yes
Utility direct billing — No
SEPA direct debit (SDD) — No
SEPA transfer — €1
OAM Italy registration — No
Regions EU/EEA, UK, APAC US, EU/EEA, APAC, LATAM
Licences & safety FINMA FinTech License (Art. 1b Swiss Banking Act) EMI / Money Transmitter
UR Card 3.5/5 · Tier B
Avici Money 4.1/5 · Tier A

Frequently asked questions

UR Card vs Avici Money: which is better?

The first number to check is net annual cost: €0 for Avici Money versus €144 for UR Card. For spending abroad FX markup matters, and Avici Money does better (0% vs 2%). In our editorial rating Avici Money leads (4.1 vs 3.5). In short: UR Card if your usage matches its strength, Avici Money otherwise — the numbers above beat any slogan.

Which is cheaper, UR Card or Avici Money?

On the standard spending profile Avici Money has the lowest net annual cost: €0 versus €144 for UR Card.

Is UR Card custodial or self-custody?

UR Card is custodial: funds are held by the platform, while Avici Money is custodial.

Which is better for spending abroad?

For foreign-currency spending Avici Money wins, with the lowest FX markup: 0%.