I was just thinking this, but I’m guessing the Wise fee would mean it’s not a profit overall.
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Can’t see a rate mentioned
I think the line about the international transfer that earns you Cashback gets returned means you can’t transfer it out and back in
You don’t have to sign up for a whole year
I wouldn’t want to try it. I imagine they’d take a dim view
Please set up an angry Facebook group about it 
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Same happened to me…
Are you both premium?
My plus email came in to gmail fine but it could be the text that’s a little different that triggered for premium.
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Nope, I am Plus
100 percent agree with you. Wise banned me a long time ago for sending a 25.00 payment to Monzo from another bank, so now I cant even use Monzo for international transfers. Starling has their own native international transfer, why cant Monzo?
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No doubt they will have their own eventually. This is likely an intermediary step while all that is being worked on in the background as a long-term goal.
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Just noticed the cashback is exactly the difference between fast&easy and low-cost Wise fees.
Under the hood Monzo makes a bank transfer to wise so they are billed with a low cost fee, but I guess they charge the fast&easy to all customers to increase margin whilst pretending to apply exactly the same rates.
Thanks to the cashback, this doesn’t apply to plus customers, but I guess this is a made up advantage rather than an actual benefit.
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Why isn’t this integrated in to the business accounts yet please ?
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