Multi currency business accounts in Denmark

Snapshot

Businesses in Denmark that trade across borders usually use a multi currency provider rather than a single Danish krone account. As of 18 March 2026, Wise Business holds and converts more than 40 currencies, Revolut Business supports more than 25, and Airwallex offers local currency accounts and FX. Lunar Business is mainly Danish krone focused. The points that matter are which currencies have local details and what the conversion margin is.

Best for many currencies: Wise Business and Airwallex for local details and FX, Revolut Business for held currencies and cards
Conversion cost: A margin or fee on each exchange, varies by provider and plan, as of 18 March 2026
Can a non resident open: Possible where the business is registered in Denmark or the EEA. Verify with the provider.
Local Danish account: Lunar Business adds a NemKonto and MobilePay, with limited multi currency

Fees and features as of 18 March 2026Last reviewed 18 March 2026

General information, not financial, legal, or tax advice. Verify current terms and eligibility with the provider before applying.

A multi currency business account in Denmark lets you hold, receive and convert several currencies in one place, which suits firms with customers, suppliers or investors abroad. As of 18 March 2026, Wise Business holds and converts more than 40 currencies at the mid market rate with local account details in several, Revolut Business supports more than 25 currencies with cards and an exchange allowance on paid plans, and Airwallex offers local currency accounts and FX. Lunar Business is mainly Danish krone focused. Fees and currency lists below are shown as of 18 March 2026, so confirm current terms with the provider.

What multi currency means for a Danish business

A multi currency account separates the currency you hold from the currency you convert. You can receive euros or US dollars, hold them, and convert when the rate suits you rather than on every payment. Where a provider gives local account details in a currency, you can receive that currency more cheaply. The trade off is usually the conversion margin and which currencies are covered, so compare both rather than the headline currency count.

What to check before you choose

When comparing multi currency accounts in Denmark, check these points, as of 18 March 2026. Verify with the provider

Which currencies come with local account details, not just which can be held.
The conversion margin or fee, and any monthly exchange allowance on a paid plan.
Whether you also need a local Danish account with a NemKonto and MobilePay for domestic payments.

How to compare multi currency accounts

List the currencies you actually receive and pay, and how often you convert.
Check local details for your main currencies and the conversion margin on each.
Decide whether one multi currency account is enough, or whether you also need a local Danish account, then confirm with the provider before you apply.

Compare business accounts available in Denmark

These providers accept business customers in Denmark and offer multi currency accounts. Currency lists, local details and conversion fees vary, shown as of 18 March 2026. Confirm current terms with the provider before applying.

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Questions about multi currency accounts in Denmark

Which accounts hold several currencies in Denmark?

As of 18 March 2026, Wise Business holds and converts more than 40 currencies with local account details in several of them, Revolut Business supports more than 25 currencies, and Airwallex offers local currency accounts and FX. Lunar Business is mainly Danish krone focused. Currency lists and fees vary, so confirm with the provider. This is general information, not advice.

What does a local account detail mean?

A local account detail lets you receive a currency as if you held a local account in that country, for example euro or US dollar details, which can reduce incoming fees. Which currencies come with local details depends on the provider, so check the list with the provider before you rely on it.

How are conversion fees charged on these accounts?

Conversion is usually charged as a margin or fee on each exchange. As of 18 March 2026, Wise Business converts at the mid market rate with a stated conversion fee, Revolut Business includes a monthly exchange allowance on paid plans and a fair usage fee beyond it, and Airwallex applies its own FX margin. Rates change, so verify the current figures with the provider.

Can I hold euros in a Danish business account?

Yes, with a multi currency provider. Wise Business, Revolut Business and Airwallex can hold euros and other currencies alongside Danish krone. Some traditional Danish banks also offer currency accounts. Confirm which currencies and what fees apply with the provider.

Fees, features, and eligibility change and vary by region. This page was last reviewed on 18 March 2026. Confirm current terms with the provider before applying.