Wero

Editor's Review

Wero is a mobile payment solution designed for users of participating European banks, currently Postbank (Germany) and La Banque Postale (France). If you're a customer of these banks, Wero offers a convenient way to send and receive money instantly across Europe! 🇪🇺

Key Features:

• Fast Transfers: Send and receive money 24/7, even on weekends and public holidays. No more waiting for bank processing! ⏱️
• No Fees: Enjoy fee-free transactions. The app itself is free, and there are no charges for sending or receiving money. 💸
• Multiple Accounts: Easily add and manage multiple bank accounts within the app. 🏦

How to Get Started:

1. Download the Wero app. 📲
2. Confirm your bank account. ✅
3. Link your phone number. 📞
4. Connect with friends using Wero. 🤝
5. Start sending and receiving money! 🎉

Sending and Receiving Money:

• Payment Requests: Send requests to others for money. 📤
• QR Codes: Use Wero QR codes for easy payments. Simply scan or show your code. 🤳
• Flexible Amounts: Set a fixed amount or leave the amount open-ended. 💰

Stay Updated:

Enable notifications to receive alerts for:

• Received money. 🔔
• Payment requests. ✉️
• Expiry of payment requests. ⏰
• Comprehensive payment history. 📊

Plus, get support with the in-app virtual assistant and FAQs. 🤖

Supported Banks and Future Plans:

Wero currently supports major European banks in Belgium, France, and Germany, with plans to expand to more countries. Future updates will include in-store and online shopping capabilities, subscription payments, and more! 🌍

Features

• Send and receive money instantly

• Available 24/7, including weekends

• No fees for transactions

• Easily add multiple bank accounts

• Send payment requests to others

• Use QR codes for payments

• Set fixed or open payment amounts

• Get notifications for received money

Pros

• Send/receive money 24/7, including weekends/holidays

• No fees for sending or receiving money

• Easy to add multiple bank accounts

Cons

• Currently limited to Postbank and La Banque Postale

• Limited to Belgium, France, and Germany currently