Provider profile

Phoenix Payments

Business account

Lithuanian e-money institution with business accounts in EUR, GBP and DKK: individual and virtual IBANs in Germany, Luxembourg, Denmark and the UK, with SEPA Instant, Faster Payments and SWIFT.

  • Lithuania
  • EMI
  • Business account
  • Local IBANs
  • SEPA Instant

Regulated by

  • Bank of Lithuania · LithuaniaNo. LB000477
Provider type
E-money institution
IBAN
Individual and virtual IBANs (DE, LU, DK, GB)
Payment rails
SEPA, SEPA Instant, TARGET2, Faster Payments, SWIFT
Cards
Not published
Safeguarding
Not published
Non-residents
Not published
Support languages
Not published
Support channels
EmailSupport tickets

Overview

Phoenix Payments, at a glance.

Phoenix Payments is an e-money institution headquartered in Lithuania, regulated by Bank of Lithuania. Business accounts cost from €59 a month. Opening an account takes 3–5 days.

Why businesses pick Phoenix Payments

  • IBANs in Germany, Luxembourg, Denmark and the UK
  • SEPA Instant and UK Faster Payments
  • Two published plans, at €59 and €180 a month

Watch out for

  • Currency exchange costs 1.5% on the Advanced plan
  • SWIFT payments cost 0.15% with a €19 minimum
  • Cards are not available yet
  • How client funds are safeguarded is not set out on its site
  • Accepted countries and refused industries are not published

Business fit

Will Phoenix Payments accept your business?

Four quick answers. Where your company is registered and what it does rule a provider in or out faster than anything else.

Based on Phoenix Payments's published rules

Needs review

Phoenix Payments works with Businesses needing EUR business accounts, but does not publish the countries it accepts companies from.

Phoenix Payments does not publish a minimum company age or turnover, so those two answers are not checked here.

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Who it works with

Accepted and not accepted.

What Phoenix Payments publishes about the businesses it takes on.

Who Phoenix Payments serves

  • Startups and SMEs
  • E-commerce
  • Financial institutions
All 5 industries on Phoenix Payments's accepted list
  • Businesses needing EUR business accounts
  • Cross-border businesses
  • Businesses needing multicurrency IBANs
  • Companies needing SEPA/SWIFT/local rails
  • Businesses needing payment infrastructure

Not supported

Industries and countries Phoenix Payments does not accept, from its own published lists.

Industries

  • Not published

Countries

  • Not published

Coverage

Where can you use Phoenix Payments?

Coverage is a starting point. It does not confirm that every business in these markets is eligible.

Supported currencies

3 currencies

  • EUR
  • GBP
  • DKK

Payment reach

Not published

Who can apply

Company incorporation countries

Not published

Owner nationality

Not published

Owner residency

Not published

Company types

Not published

Pricing

What does Phoenix Payments cost?

Look beyond the monthly fee. Your total cost depends on how many transfers you make, where they go and how much you convert.

Account cost

Opening fee

Not published

Monthly fee

€59–180

depends on plan

  • Business Standard

    Lowest cost

    €59 per month

    Setup fee not published

  • Business Advanced

    €180 per month

    Setup fee not published

Transaction fees

Transaction fees
CostBusiness StandardBusiness AdvancedHow it is charged
Incoming
SWIFT / internationalNot published0.15%, min €9
Outgoing
SWIFT / internationalNot published0.15%, min €19

Other fees

Currency exchange (FX)

Currency exchange (FX)
CostBusiness StandardBusiness AdvancedHow it is charged
FX markupNot published1.5%

Onboarding

From application to live account.

Opening an account typically takes three to five business days.

  1. 1

    Apply

    Start the application online or through the sales team.

  2. 2

    Company and people

    Give the company's registration details, directors and owners.

  3. 3

    Checks

    Upload the documents requested and complete identity verification.

  4. 4

    Account live

    Once approved, the account is opened and you receive its details.

Documents you need

Not published

FAQ

Your questions, answered.

Is Phoenix Payments a bank?

No. UAB Phoenix Payments is an e-money institution licensed by the Bank of Lithuania, register code LB000477.

How much does a Phoenix Payments account cost?

Business Standard costs €59 a month and Business Advanced €180. On Advanced, a SWIFT payment costs 0.15% with a €19 minimum and currency exchange 1.5%.

Which IBANs does Phoenix Payments offer?

Individual and virtual IBANs with German, Luxembourg, Danish and UK prefixes.

Does Phoenix Payments offer cards?

Not yet. Cards are marked as coming soon.

Alternatives

How Phoenix Payments compares.

If Phoenix Payments is not the right fit, these providers work with similar businesses. Compare their listed licences and services below.

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  2. 2

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  3. 3

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