Who pays us. How much.
Every euro of affiliate revenue in the last quarter, printed by bank. If the line isn't here, the bank doesn't pay us. Scores are untouched by any of it — the methodology page is the audit trail.
Every revenue source, labelled.
Affiliates dominate the gross figure. The subscriber line is growing quarter-on-quarter, and is explicitly the line we'd like to be bigger than the affiliate line over the next three editions. Research syndication is one-off depending on the cohort report cycle.
Every bank, paid or not.
| Bank | Arrangement | Score | Per signup | Q1·2026 · € | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | R Revolut Active arrangement | Affiliate Standard account | 91 | €28 | 17.640 € |
| 02 | b bunq Active arrangement | Affiliate Standard account | 87 | €60 | 1.620 € |
| 05 | T Trade Republic Active arrangement | Affiliate Standard account | 81 | €40 | 7.120 € |
| 36 | W Wise Active arrangement | Affiliate Standard account | 68 | €32 | 3.840 € |
| 03 | N N26
No arrangement
| — | 85 | — | €0 |
| 04 | V Varo Money
No arrangement
| — | 82 | — | €0 |
| 06 | L Lunar
No arrangement
| — | 79 | — | €0 |
| 07 | S SoFi
No arrangement
| — | 79 | — | €0 |
| 08 | M Monzo
No arrangement
| — | 78 | — | €0 |
| 09 | K K Bank
No arrangement
| — | 78 | — | €0 |
| 10 | K Kakao Bank
No arrangement
| — | 78 | — | €0 |
| 11 | T Toss Bank
No arrangement
| — | 78 | — | €0 |
| + 55 more banks · no arrangement | |||||
What payment does not change.
Score.
A bank's composite score is computed from the method page. No row in the ledger — this one included — can change a single dimensional score. Editors cannot override the weighted mean.
Rank order.
The ranking is a direct sort of the composite score, with fixed tiebreakers (regulation, then UX). There is no "editorial" reorder. If a paying bank scores below a non-paying one, it sits below on every page.
Placement.
Affiliate links appear only on rows where an arrangement exists. A non-paying bank is not shown a "sponsored" label it doesn't have; a paying bank's disclosure line appears on every page where its link is used.
Two banks proposed "preferred-placement" deals in the last year. Both were declined.
One offered a flat quarterly fee in exchange for top-of-category positioning in one best-for guide. Another proposed pay-per-view on review pages at 10× our current affiliate unit economics, contingent on removing a specific paragraph. Both rejections are logged in Corrections.
See methodology →