I had to stop using Revolut recently when they started using Google's Play Integrity API to block non-mainline Android devices.
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What's Wero?
Had to look it up myself
Wero is a European mobile payment system that should replace Giropay in Germany, Paylib in France,[1] Payconiq in Belgium[2] and Luxembourg, and iDEAL in the Netherlands. The service was launched on 2 July 2024 by the European Payments Initiative.[3] The service competes with PayPal, credit cards and similar services. It started as a real-time payment system in 2024, and from summer 2025 extended online payment functions were added on a step-by-step basis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wero_%28payment%29
Looks like it's an effort to standardise all the local versions of the same payment systems, which seem to be P2P mobile money transfer and payment systems
It's a payment method to send/receive money between individuals. Starting 2026, it will be possible to pay at businesses scanning a QR-code.
It's similar to what you can see in Asia, Pix in Brasil, etc.
And Switzerland ๐ it is called twint over here
I have the same question!
Not sure why you were being down voted, but we have answers now. Check replies to my comment. ๐
Got to wonder what they are expecting to gain from you creating an account, must be worth more than โฌ70
I've used Wero now a couple of times to transfer money to friends and relatives, and I found it to be very practical and fast. I hope it gains traction.
Is this available to Americans? Like those who are disillusioned with most big corps that have monopolies so it's either eat shit or use their services/products.
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