Finom for business in Austria: Available with limits
- Key eligibility
- A freelancer or self employed person based in Austria, or an EEA based entrepreneur, can open via the freelancer and customized corporate tariffs. Standard company onboarding currently covers Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, so an Austrian registered company is not in the core company list
- Non resident position
- The legal representative and beneficial owners must hold a valid residence permit in an EEA country. Finom also accepts applications from US residents and citizens establishing businesses in the EU
- Local currency support
- European IBAN with euro accounts, plus multi currency holding and transfers across 17 currencies
- Headline monthly fee
- Free Solo plan at EUR 0 per month, with paid SME plans advertised on the Austria site at EUR 119 per month for Pro and EUR 249 per month for Grow when paid yearly, excluding VAT
General information, not financial, legal, or tax advice. Verify current terms and eligibility with the provider before applying.
Does Finom serve business customers in Austria?
Partly. Finom is a European fintech, not a bank, operated by Finom Payments BV, an electronic money institution licensed by De Nederlandsche Bank and able to passport across the EEA. It offers a business account with a European IBAN, Visa cards, cashback, invoicing and bookkeeping. Finom runs an Austria specific site at finom.co/en-at and states that its freelancer and customized corporate tariffs can be picked by entrepreneurs from any EEA country, while standard company accounts are opened for companies based in and operating from Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain. Austria is in the EEA, so a freelancer or self employed person based in Austria can open, while an Austrian registered company should confirm whether the custom corporate route applies to it. As of 24 October 2025.
Eligibility for businesses in Austria
To open, the legal representative and beneficial owners must hold a valid residence permit in an EEA country, irrespective of the country that issued their passport or ID, and Finom also accepts US residents and citizens establishing businesses in the EU. For the standard company account, the company must be based in one of the six listed countries. For freelancers and the customized corporate tariff, EEA based entrepreneurs including those in Austria can apply. Identity documents and business details are required during the in app onboarding. Verify with the provider
What it costs locally
Finom advertises a free Solo plan at EUR 0 per month, with paid SME plans. On its Austria site it shows Pro at EUR 119 per month and Grow at EUR 249 per month when paid yearly, excluding VAT, with one month free trials on higher tariffs. Outgoing international payments carry a percentage fee of around 0.15 to 0.20 percent depending on plan, and currency exchange is offered at interbank plus a margin. Confirm the plan and fees that apply to your business. As of 24 October 2025
What local users report
Finom reports more than 200,000 customers across Europe and carries a high Trustpilot rating, with users praising fast onboarding and the combined account, invoicing and cashback. Some reviews note that headline promotional interest rates did not always apply to every new customer, so read the terms before relying on a promotional offer. Austrian freelancers value the European IBAN and quick setup, while Austrian registered companies should confirm whether they can onboard under the company or custom corporate route. As of 24 October 2025.
How to open Finom for business in Austria
- Confirm your status. A freelancer or self employed person based in Austria, or an EEA based entrepreneur, can use the freelancer or customized corporate tariff. Check separately whether an Austrian registered company qualifies for the standard company account.
- Visit the Finom Austria site, choose a plan, and start the online application with your ID and business details.
- Complete the in app verification, then activate your European IBAN, Visa cards and invoicing once approved.
Questions about Finom in Austria
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Does Finom support the euro in Austria?
Availability, fees, and eligibility change. This page was last reviewed on 24 October 2025. Confirm the current position with Finom before applying.