Curve Pay

Proxy card: all your cards in one — with a Go Back in Time feature and Apple/Google Pay integration.

Score: 7.2 / 10 · Good

Rating: 7.4 / 10 · 980 reviews

Best for: Card bundling

Curve Pay – Kartenansicht

Overview

The Curve Pay is a debit card from Curve on the Mastercard network. Proxy card: all your cards in one — with a Go Back in Time feature and Apple/Google Pay integration. It comes with no annual fee on a permanent basis. A surcharge of 2.99 % applies to payments in foreign currency.

Who is it for?

The card is particularly suited to card bundling. Its strengths lie in mobile payments. It is issued without a German IBAN, so no additional checking account is strictly required. As a debit card, transactions are debited directly from your account.

How the score is calculated

Overall score: 7.2 / 10 · Good

Costs (30 %)10.0 / 10
Foreign currency (18 %)2.5 / 10
Cash worldwide (14 %)5.0 / 10
Interest (10 %)7.5 / 10
Cashback & bonus (10 %)0.0 / 10
Features (6 %)1.8 / 10
Community signal (12 %)7.7 / 10

Our rating methodology

Highlights

  • Bundle all your cards into one
  • €0 monthly base fee
  • Go Back in Time — reassign payments afterwards
  • 1% cashback at selected retailers

Costs & Fees

Annual fee0 €
Welcome bonus
Eff. annual interest
TypeDebit card
NetworkMastercard
IssuerCurve

Cashback: 1% cashback only for the first 30 days (Free plan); afterwards only variable Rewards

There is no annual fee. Outside the euro area a 2.99 % foreign currency fee applies. A fee of 2 % applies to cash worldwide. Billing: Immediate deduction from the current account on each payment.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Curve Pay cost per year?
The Curve Pay has no annual fee on a permanent basis — there are no fixed yearly costs.
Does the Curve Pay charge foreign currency fees?
Yes. Outside the euro area the Curve Pay charges a 2.99 % foreign currency fee.
Is the Curve Pay a genuine credit card?
The Curve Pay is a debit card — transactions are debited directly from your account.
Is the Curve Pay available without SCHUFA?
Yes, the Curve Pay can generally be obtained without a classic SCHUFA credit check or without a negative SCHUFA record. The provider's terms always apply.
How is money on the Curve Pay protected?
NO statutory deposit guarantee. Curve is an e-money institution. Customer funds are safeguarded (segregated accounts), not covered by a DGS.