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Walletto

Walletto

2 plans in our database · licensed as EMI

Data last verified: 21 August 2026

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Plans & fees

PlanTypeMonthly feeSetupFX feeSWIFT out
Standardbusiness · personalBespokeFree3%*€10 + 0.1%
Advancedbusiness · personalBespoke€10003%*€60 + 0.5%

* Some FX rates are “from” or “up to”. ⚠ “from” = starting price (variable pricing) - the final fee depends on your profile. “Bespoke” = custom pricing on request. Compare across providers on the fee tables.

What you get

CardsVirtual cardsCrypto-friendly

Legal forms

Accepts: Limited company (form not specified) · Sole trader / freelancer.

Regulation

Regulated or registered in Lithuania.

Regulators: Bank of Lithuania

In the fine print

Conditions from Walletto's own terms, pricing pages and acceptable-use policy that don't fit in a table. Read in full and checked by hand.

Pricing

  • The Advanced commission rates apply to clients Walletto assesses as high-risk; the tier is assigned by the bank's own risk assessment rather than chosen by the customer.
  • The Standard commission rates apply to clients Walletto assesses as low-to-medium risk; the tier is assigned by the bank's own risk assessment rather than chosen by the customer.

Payments & transfers

  • Walletto currently operates in EUR only, with coverage limited to SEPA payment corridors.

Crypto

  • Business only · Crypto & Blockchain (Regulated)Crypto support is business-to-business only: Walletto works with crypto companies that hold a license in Europe, providing them with card issuing, acquiring, and business accounts.

Business activity

  • Business only · NGO & Charity (Regulated)Beyond charities incorporated in the EEA, Walletto may also accept a well-established and reputable international charity on a case-by-case basis.
  • Walletto also prohibits, among other activities: trade in furs and ivory; protected artworks; escort services; bulk email and SMS marketing; and restricted electronics.

Countries & residency

  • Service is limited to the EEA; under the terms, customers outside the EEA can only be served on a reverse-solicitation basis, where the customer approaches Walletto entirely on their own initiative.

Sanctions

  • Walletto also lists these territories as restricted: Abkhazia, the Azores, Crimea, Donetsk, the Gaza Strip, Kashmir, Kosovo, Luhansk, Nagorno-Karabakh, Northern Cyprus, South Ossetia, Zaporizhzhia and the West Bank.

Licence & regulation

  • In 2025 Walletto reported net turnover of EUR 38.3M (up 43% year-on-year), net profit of EUR 6.56M, total assets of EUR 103.9M, and a capital adequacy ratio of 1.58.

Will Walletto actually accept you?

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