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Neobanks in Germany

8 of 368 tracked neobanks · verified from public filings and product docs · updated 2026-07-26

short answer8 of the 368 neobanks tracked here are headquartered in Germany. Headquarters is a complete field here; availability is not, so the two are counted separately below. They include Bling, C24 Bank, Fyrst, Kontist and N26; all 8 are listed below, then the 8 available there without being based there.

These 8 are headquartered in Germany — parsed from the registered base of each company, so the count is complete. Availability is a different and much harder question: it is verified for 11 products in Germany so far, out of 368 tracked, so a neobank missing from the second table below has not been ruled out — it has not been checked. Corrections are welcome on GitHub.

The 8 based in Germany

neobanktypehqcustodylicence / structurereported users
Bling traditional Berlin, DE Custodial E-money distributor of Treezor (ACPR-licensed French EMI, Société Générale group)
C24 Bank traditional Frankfurt, DE Custodial Full German banking licence (BaFin); CHECK24 subsidiary
Fyrst traditional Bonn, DE Custodial Brand of Deutsche Bank AG — full German banking licence (ECB/BaFin); Postbank rails
Kontist traditional Berlin, DE Custodial Partner bank (Solaris SE, BaFin-licensed); German IBAN accounts
N26 traditional Berlin, DE Custodial German banking licence
Tomorrow traditional Hamburg, DE Custodial Partner bank (Solaris SE, full German banking licence, BaFin-supervised)
Trade Republic traditional Berlin, DE Custodial German full banking licence (2023)
Vivid Money traditional Berlin, DE Custodial E-money institution (Vivid Money S.A., CSSF Luxembourg + DNB branch); AFM investment firm; MiCAR CASP (2025)

Also verified as available in Germany

8 more products are verified as available to customers in Germany without being based there. This list is as complete as the availability field, which is to say partial.

neobanktypehqcustodylicence / structurereported users
Tide traditional London, UK Custodial E-money; deposits via ClearBank
bunq traditional Amsterdam, NL Custodial Dutch banking licence
Qonto traditional Paris, FR Custodial Payment institution (ACPR); pursuing credit licence
Nickel traditional Paris, FR Custodial Payment institution (Financière des Paiements Électroniques, ACPR no. 16598); BNP Paribas subsidiary
Klarna traditional Stockholm, SE Custodial Swedish banking licence
Revolut hybrid London, UK Custodial UK banking licence (2024); EU licence (Lithuania) 50M customers (2025)
Bitpanda hybrid Vienna, AT Custodial MiCA (AT); BaFin licences
Moneco traditional Paris, FR Custodial Accounts and cards via regulated EMI partners (Europe/US); Moneco Canada registered with FINTRAC

Common questions

Neobanks in Germany: how many are there?

8 of the 368 neobanks tracked here are headquartered in Germany. Every entry is verified active and listed on this page with its custody model, licence detail and the regions it serves.

Which neobanks in Germany are the largest?

Not answerable from public data: only 0 of these 8 disclose a user figure at all. The list below is therefore not a ranking, and anyone presenting one for this category is guessing.

How is this list of neobanks in Germany built?

These 8 are headquartered in Germany — parsed from the registered base of each company, so the count is complete. Availability is a different and much harder question: it is verified for 11 products in Germany so far, out of 368 tracked, so a neobank missing from the second table below has not been ruled out — it has not been checked. Corrections are welcome on GitHub.

Related

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go deeperFilter these live in the interactive directory, browse every cut of the dataset, or take the raw fields from data.json.

Figures compiled from public sources, for comparison only — not financial advice. "Up to" rates change constantly; always confirm with the issuer. Spotted an error? Suggest a fix.