I’ve been having a look around and I’m curious to know, is Monzo the only bank in the world that has a Shared Tabs feature?
Not according to @Rken88
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Is this the same? Not 100% sure
Just came across this Portuguese digital bank on another thread that seems to have a feature equivalent to Shared Tabs
Yeah I think you’re right, that looks like a Shared Tab equivalent (although you do have to pay a monthly fee for it).
It’s part of Crédito Agrícola, a legacy bank. You can read about this in the FAQ section but I also found this useful comment from somebody on a another forum:
Have you taken a look into moey (www.moey.pt)? I have an account there though I’m a Portuguese citizen so I can’t attest to their requirements for foreigners. I can say, however, that ive read somewhere about a non resident opening an account and he/she was talking about it being a nice, smooth process.
Having said that, they’re a fee free account like activobank, with the main differences being no FX fees for non euro transactions, they use the Mastercard rate (activo charges 3.25%) and no deposit is required to open the account. They also offer a very nice Revolut like app while incorporating all the Multibanco and mbway services used in Portugal. They have no physical branches
Just like activo is a subsidiary bank to Millennium BCP, moey is connected to Crédito Agrícola, a well established legacy bank. There’s a difference in that moey is technically just another account type from crédito agrícola, though a segregated one with its own app, costumer service, etc instead of its own bank. There’s no difference in practise really
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