N26
N26 is a German neobank offering app-based current accounts and cards to customers in France, operating on a German banking licence and a German IBAN.
N26 operates in the French Banking segment.
N26: Core Facts
- Entity Type
- Neobank (app-based)
- Home country
- Germany
- Banking licence
- German banking licence
- IBAN
- German IBAN (DE)
- Headquarters
- Berlin, Germany
- Founded
- 2013
- Regulator
- BaFin (Germany); deposit guarantee under German scheme
- Deposit guarantee
- Up to EUR 100,000 (German deposit guarantee scheme)
- Note
- Some French direct debits may reject a non-French (DE) IBAN
- Status
- Active Definition
- Verified
How N26 compares
N26 is NOT a French bank and is NOT the same as Revolut or a French online bank like BoursoBank. N26 holds a German banking licence and issues a German IBAN (DE), though it serves French customers.
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N26: Frequently Asked Questions
What is N26?
N26 is a German neobank offering app-based current accounts and cards to French customers, running on a German banking licence and a German IBAN.
Does N26 give a French IBAN?
N26 issues a German IBAN (DE) rather than a French one, so although N26 works in France, some French direct debits may occasionally reject a non-French IBAN.
Is my money safe with N26?
N26 holds a German banking licence supervised by BaFin, with deposits protected up to EUR 100,000 under the German deposit guarantee scheme.
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Where N26 is mentioned on How to France
Guides and reference pages on this site that mention N26:
Banking
Fr
- Comment ouvrir un compte bancaire en France
- Meilleures applis fintech et néobanques en France
- Meilleures banques en ligne & néobanques en France
- Meilleures banques traditionnelles en France
- Meilleures cartes bancaires (CB) en France
- Meilleures cartes bancaires en France pour les résidents
- Revolut vs N26 en France
Maintained by Jules de Bruin (How to France). This page follows the Grounding Page Standard v1.5. Last verified: 2026-06-23.