Revolut Credit Cards Compared
Cards from the app-based provider Revolut – from free entry to premium
Compare credit cards specifically by issuing bank or fintech, or by card network – independent, commission-free and transparent.
If you want to compare credit cards in a targeted way, there are two sensible starting points: by the issuing provider – the bank or fintech – or by the card network (Visa, Mastercard or American Express). The provider determines the actual conditions of a card: the annual fee, foreign transaction fee, included extras and the type of repayment. The network mainly decides where the card is accepted – Visa and Mastercard can be used virtually worldwide, while American Express stands out with reward programs at somewhat lower acceptance.
If you already have experience with a particular bank or hold your current account there, starting via the provider makes sense. If instead you care about maximum acceptance while travelling, sorting by network is the faster route. In both cases the linked comparison pages show the specific, up-to-date conditions of each card – independent, commission-free and transparent. Choose the provider or network below to jump straight into the comparison.
Cards from the app-based provider Revolut – from free entry to premium
Cards from mobile bank N26 – account and card via app
Cards from an internationally active bank for everyday use and travel
Cards from a German bank specialized in credit cards
Cards from an Austrian direct bank for everyday use and travel
Cards from a well-known German direct bank – often linked to the current account
Cards from a large German universal bank with a branch network
Cards from a German direct bank for everyday use and online banking
Accepted almost everywhere worldwide – the bank sets the terms
Accepted almost everywhere worldwide – the bank sets the terms
High rewards, limited acceptance – ideal as secondary card