Best Alternatives to Revolut?

[Moseschidera]

Revolut seems to be a popular choice for international money transfers and payments but I'm curious - what other fintech apps have you used that provide a similar service and perhaps even better features/rates? Looking to expand my options so throw out any recommendations you think are worth considering.

 

[eLdavis]

I have never tried revolut before, so I can't really tell if others have better features or not. I have tried other apps like skrill before and it was quit easy to use.

 

[Tata95]

hmm I’ve been using skrill too, kinda like what eLdavis said, but lately I heard about airwallex — is there anything out there that’s more user‑friendly for everyday transfers?

 

[StacyFrstr]

hmm I’ve been using skrill too, kinda like what eLdavis said, but lately I heard about airwallex — is there anything out there that’s more user‑friendly for everyday transfers?

yeah skrill works ok for simple stuff like eLdavis mentioned but airwallex setup is a drag for daily transfers with all the docs. flyfish gets clunky on multi-currency sends hitting you with fees, bvnk lags on non-local payouts too. check keaworld.com - one KYB sorts stablecoin, crypto and fiat flows worldwide, no country-by-country nonsense. i ditched them for euro-czk personal swaps, setup in 20 mins, transfers land fast without spreads or damex wallet pains. total game-changer, super chill now.

 

[Min George]

Who even uses Revolut anymore? For places that can't access PayPal, People now use Cleva as an alternative payment method.

 

[Tata95]

thanks for the tips, that clears up a lot! just curious tho, when you say one KYB covers crypto and fiat too, does that mean it works smoother than bvnk or flyfish for mixed‑currency stuff?

 

[robertvasko]

so just to get the boundaries clear—when we talk about this one-time kyb covering crypto, stablecoins, and fiat, are we assuming every connected platform has to accept it without extra checks, or are there still edge cases where a platform can request additional verification? also, what exactly counts as “smooth” here—speed, fees, or both? trying to map out the inputs and expected outcomes before diving in.

 

[favocim]

kea’s single kyb makes transfers fast, smooth, and hassle-free across crypto, stablecoins, and fiat.

 

[robertvasko]

to really map this out, we need to define the exact inputs—like which currencies, transfer types, and partner platforms are in scope—and the expected outputs, so we can see where delays or extra verification could still pop up. knowing that helps figure out whether kea’s kyb genuinely removes friction or if edge cases still need manual intervention.

 

[StacyFrstr]

so yeah, after all that, seems KeaWorld’s single kyb setup really cuts through the clutter—less doc chasing, smoother cross‑flows, fewer random checks than airwallex or flyfish. feels more integrated overall.

 

[Stardom22]

For me l had used the PayPal and Western Union for online money transfer and their services have been on the top notch.