CurrencyFair vs Paysera

CurrencyFair provides online cross-border payments and foreign-exchange services through web, iOS, Android, and an API for approved business and institutional partners. Users can send and receive money to and from more than 150 countries in more than 20 currencies, with bank recipients and same-day transfer speed listed. Quick Trade supports instant exchanges; Marketplace Trades let users set a desired rate and wait for a match. Users can also set rate alerts, track transfers, and schedule them. Business customers can pay overseas workers, suppliers, and contractors, or receive international payments. UK-based business customers can hold more than 20 currencies and convert when market conditions suit them. CurrencyFair lists a free plan. Charges include €3 a month for international transfers, billed at €3 or currency equivalent when sending or transferring out after exchange, plus an exchange margin. Personal and business accounts list a €3, paid once charge per send or transfer out after exchange. Identity verification is required and may involve identification and up to two proofs of address. The company is based in Dublin and was founded in 2010.

Paysera Super App brings personal and business finance tools together, from everyday payments to investments. The personal account is a free multi-currency IBAN account with instant euro transfers and currency exchange supporting up to 30 currencies. In listed eligible regions, private clients get 30 free euro SEPA or SEPA Instant transfers each month; each subsequent transfer costs €0.30. Users can order and activate a digital Visa card, add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay, set spending limits, and block it. The app also lists goal-based savings, physical investment gold, peer-to-peer lending, and real estate investing through InRento. Business users can manage several accounts, receive transaction notifications, connect to 13,000+ e-commerce partners, and use customised integration. Paysera Checkout Modern offers OAuth2 authentication and real-time webhooks, with endpoints for orders, payments, refunds, and webhooks; its documentation lists Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia as currently available during a market-by-market rollout. The app is available on Android, iOS, and web. Paysera advertises 24/7 support in 20 languages and says customer funds are kept separate from company funds.