
Bert
GBThey're Closing Down The service in the U.S. basically operated as a prepaid debit card with ACH functionality. Nothing fancy. Euro support is not supported unless you can provide a verified address in the EU/EEA. I did get notified a couple weeks ago that they're shutting down on December 17, 2019. I have until then to use and/or transfer out my balance or they'll write me a check for what is left in the account.

Antonis
GRHighly recommended for expats and travellers I've been using Denizen in lots of countries and currencies as I travel frequently. Having compared it to most other fintech cards I always find Denizen superior for the absence of hidden fees including no ATM cash withdrawal charges. This of course refers to a founding member pricing; other memberships may vary. HIGHLY recommended for expats and travellers.

Giuseppe Gazza
ITHappy, at last! OK. Finally it happened. I had to wait a pretty long time to see everything fixed, but they made it. Transfers work also well, both ways (bank accounts to card and vice-versa). Now i am a happy customer. For sure support still shows room for improvement but i believe it has to do with sins of youth. It works, and whatever is in my contract got respected so far.

George
GRHidden fees! The exchange rate is even worse than traditional banks. There's a huge difference between payments while they're pending and after they are completed. Probably some hidden fees or something...

Brian
GB*Update* Bank resolved issue I really tried to give this bank a chance but they have displayed either gross incompetence or negligence and it makes me afraid to have any money with them any longer (I have tried to close my account and transfer my funds out a week ago but they still have not, despite their promise of "immediate" account closure on their website). Simply put, I noticed my account balance seemed higher than I expected back in early January. I asked Denizen why this was and to rectify it, and they just said they would "look into it and get back" to me. I followed up many times over the next few days and weeks and would not get a response. I even asked what should be a very straightforward question once of "what is my account balance?" and they would not tell me. So in February I assumed that I was being crazy and my account balance was fine. I spent down my account and added to it with seemingly no problem. Now in April I try to transfer money to fund a down payment for my house. Denizen froze my account and for weeks would not tell me why. I even call and they just say "I cannot answer, but I promise I will have my manager call you back right away with an explanation" and I would wait and receive no call or message, even after a week. I finally ask to close my account and transfer the money out, and I get a call saying OK but they just realized my account balance was wrong so they are going to deduct nearly $4,000 from my account first. Do not trust this bank if you a) value knowing how much money is in your account, b) want to trust that you have the ability to spend the money that is in your account, and/or c) want to work with an company that will respond (note: in my case, I went MONTHS without getting a response, both via email and phone) to customer service questions or requests for help. **Update: Since posting this review, the bank has provided compensation for most of the amount in question. I appreciate the bank took the issue seriously and hope they continue to improve their operations and customer service.