Updated October 14, 2026 · VaultCue Editorial Team

Mox Bank vs Sumeria

Mox Bank scores 8.6 and Sumeria 8.9 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Mox Bank

Mox Bank

8.6/10

Sumeria

Higher score in this comparison

8.9/10

What sets them apart

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
CompareMox BankMox BankReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesSumeriaReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Headline rate0.001%1% to 2%Higher
Access termsInterest credited daily to the Mox Account; savings balance usable for daily purchasesNo commitment, instant access to a French IBAN; Basic offer: up to 2,000 EUR payments and withdrawals per month, 3 free ATM withdrawals per month, card free
Monthly feeHK$0€0
Deposit protectionNot confirmedEU DGS up to EUR 100,000

Same on both: Rate type (Variable), Account kind (Easy access).

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Key differences

  • Sumeria scores higher overall: 8.9 vs 8.6.
  • Founded is lower at Sumeria: 2011 vs 2020.
  • Sumeria is available in 1 more country.
  • Headline rate is higher at Sumeria: 1% to 2% vs 0.001%.
  • Support channels: only Mox Bank offers Community.
  • Support channels: only Sumeria offers Chat.
  • Pricing model: only Mox Bank offers Low FX.

Our verdict on each

Mox Bank

Mox Bank suits readers who want a digital-only account that credits interest daily and moves money across several currencies, not the highest savings rate. The monthly fee on the easy access account is HKD 0, transfers carry fees of HKD 0, and the savings rate is 0.001%.

Read the full Mox Bank review

Sumeria

Sumeria is an easy-access French account with instant access to a French IBAN and a variable rate of 1% to 2%, which suits travellers who want euro banking without a fixed term. It is regulated and deposit protected, so the trade-off is the low rate rather than the safety of the money.

Read the full Sumeria review

Score breakdown

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
AreaMox BankSumeria
Cost9.19.1Monthly fee €0 and transfer fee €0, with conversion fee 0%.
Offer8.9A variable savings rate of 0.001% and delivery in 20 seconds to 1 week keep the offer modest.9.0Higher
Trust8.18.8Higher

How they place

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
RankingMox BankSumeria
Savings accounts559 of 1420442 of 1420
Money transfer services425 of 1564325 of 1564

Every fact side by side

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
FactMox BankSumeria
Pricing modelNo monthly fee, Low FXCovers moreNo monthly fee
Legal entityMox Bank LimitedLydia Solutions
HeadquartersHong KongFrance
Founded20202011Lower
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centre, CommunityEmail, Help centre, Phone, Chat

Everyday accounts

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
FactMox BankSumeria
Currency conversion feeNot confirmed0%
Currencies17Not confirmed
AudienceNot confirmedTravelers
FeaturesDigital onlyFree ATM
Local account detailsNot confirmedIBAN
Free ATM withdrawalsNot confirmed€250
Transfer fee0 remit fees on all global money transfers (Express Remit) from 2 July 20240 EUR (all transfers free on the free Carte Basique offer)

Money transfer

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
FactMox BankSumeria
Exchange rate markupNot confirmed0%
Delivery time20 seconds to 1 weekInstant
Payout methodsBank, WalletBank, Card
Fee to send 1,000HK$0€0

Where each stands against the rest

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
FactMox BankSumeriaMedian
Headline rate0.001%lowest quarter1% to 2%below the median3.25%

Median across 658 listed accounts.

Pros and cons

Mox Bank

Pros

  • A monthly fee of HKD 0 on the account, with a no monthly fee and low fx pricing model.
  • Transfer fees of HKD 0 on Express Remit transfers, paying out to bank and wallet.
  • Interest is credited daily and the savings balance is usable for daily purchases.

Cons

  • The savings rate of 0.001% sits far under the 3% common across the accounts compared here.
  • The service is digital only, so everything runs through the app rather than a branch.
  • Transfers can take 20 seconds to 1 week to arrive.

Sumeria

Pros

  • Instant access to a French IBAN with no commitment, so the account works around a trip
  • Money sits under EU DGS up to EUR 100,000, and the account runs on a French e-money licence from ACPR with an ORIAS registration
  • Transfers arrive in Instant time and payouts go to a bank account or a card (bank and card)

Cons

  • The variable rate of 1% to 2% sits under the savings median of 3.08% on the site, so the money earns less than most savings accounts listed
  • The Basic offer caps payments and withdrawals each month, and the free ATM allowance stands at €250
  • The account is easy-access (easy access) and the rate is variable, so there is no term to lock the rate in for

Who each suits

Mox Bank

Who it suits

  • People who want the same balance to cover daily spending and savings, with interest credited daily.
  • Readers who send money abroad regularly and value transfer fees of HKD 0.
  • Anyone banking entirely in an app across 17 currencies.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone chasing a high savings rate, since AXI Card Tarjeta y Credito shows 21.59%.
  • Readers who want more from a savings product: PayPal Colombia lists 3.3%.
  • Plazo ES suits people who prefer a headline rate of 24.19% over daily crediting.

Sumeria

Who it suits

  • Travellers in France who want a local IBAN, with Instant payments and no commitment
  • Euro spenders who want the free card on the Basic offer and payouts to a bank or card (bank and card)
  • Euro savers who care more about protection of EU DGS up to EUR 100,000 than about the rate

Who should look elsewhere

  • Savers chasing a higher return: Plazo ES shows a headline rate of 24.19% against 1% to 2% here
  • People set on a card and credit product: AXI Card Tarjeta y Credito is built around a card at 21.59%, while Sumeria is an easy-access account (easy access)
  • Wallet-first users: PayPal Colombia sits at a headline rate of 3.3% and suits wallet balances, whereas Sumeria suits euro banking on a French IBAN

Current offers

Mox Bank

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Mission Bonus Rate: Up to 3.5% p.a. on deposit

    Stacking missions; see Mission Bonus Rate Promotion (2026) Terms and Conditions

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Bonus

    Mox Payroll: 1.5% p.a. savings top up

    Set payroll with Mox; see Payroll Transfer Promotion Terms and Conditions

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Sumeria

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Remunerated current account: 2% for the first 3 months, then 1%: 2% gross annual rate for the first 3 months, then 1%

    At least 10 eligible card payments per month with a Sumeria card, interest calculated daily and paid monthly; rate applies to total balances across Sumeria accounts capped at 100,000 EUR (100,000 EUR cap if the Black Card offer is taken); reserved for French and Belgian tax residents; rate subject to change

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Mox Bank vs Sumeria
CountryMox BankSumeria
BelgiumNoYes
FranceNoYes
Hong KongYesNo

Questions about each

Mox Bank

What does Mox Bank charge to keep an account open?+

The account carries a monthly fee of HKD 0, and the pricing model is no monthly fee and low fx. That matches the €0 median monthly fee across the accounts compared here, which leaves the account among the cheapest digital banks to hold.

How much interest do I earn on Mox savings?+

The headline rate is 0.001% and the rate type is variable, so the return can move rather than staying fixed for a term. Interest is credited daily to the Mox Account, and the savings balance can be spent on everyday purchases. Readers shopping for yield should compare the 3% median here.

Sumeria

What does a Sumeria account cost to run?+

The monthly fee is €0, so holding the account is free. Transfers are free on the free Carte Basique offer, where the transfer fee is 0 EUR (all transfers free on the free Carte Basique offer). Currency conversion comes with a fee of 0% and an exchange rate markup of 0%.

Is my money protected at Sumeria?+

Deposits are covered by EU DGS up to EUR 100,000. The account is run by Lydia Solutions as an e-money institution authorised to issue payment services by ACPR, with an ORIAS registration as an agent of an investment service provider, so French regulators sit over the account.