Updated October 14, 2026 · VaultCue Editorial Team

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card

Two accounts side by side: recorded fees, markets, regulation and platforms for Nequi and Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card, from the same records as each review.
Nequi

Nequi

Higher score in this comparison

8.5/10

Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card: the differences

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
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Monthly feeCOP 0Not confirmed
Currency conversion fee3%Not confirmed
Currencies2Not confirmed
Transfer feeFree (GRATIS) to send to Nequi or Bancolombia accounts/deposits, to other banks via ACH, and by QRNot confirmed

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Our verdict on each

Nequi

Nequi suits Colombian adults who want everyday spending and an insured savings balance in a single free account, not readers who need a long currency list. The monthly fee is COP 0, and currency conversion at 3% is the only charge that adds up.

Read the full Nequi review

Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card

Touch n Go eWallet in Malaysia offers a Visa prepaid card funded from the eWallet balance. A help article describes Visa Plus ATM withdrawals; fees and eligibility are not established here.

Read the full Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card review

Score breakdown

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
AreaNequiTouch n Go eWallet Visa Card
Cost8.2The monthly fee is COP 0 and transfers are free, but conversion at 3% is well above the everyday-accounts median 0.22%.Not confirmed
Offer9.1Not confirmed
Trust8.4Not confirmed

How they place

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
RankingNequiTouch n Go eWallet Visa Card
Money transfer services446 of 15641330 of 1564

Every fact side by side

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
FactNequiTouch n Go eWallet Visa Card
AudienceTeen, Business, FreelancerNot confirmed
Pricing modelNo monthly feeNot confirmed
FeaturesFree ATMNot confirmed
Legal entityNequi S.A. Compania de FinanciamientoTNG Digital Sdn. Bhd.
HeadquartersColombiaMalaysia
Founded2015Not confirmed
Support channelsPhone, Chat, Help centre, CommunityNot confirmed

Money transfer

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
FactNequiTouch n Go eWallet Visa Card
Exchange rate markup3%0%Lower
Delivery timeWithin 24 hoursNot confirmed
Payout methodsBank, Cash pickup, WalletNot confirmed
Fee to send 1,000COP 0Not confirmed

Savings

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
FactNequiTouch n Go eWallet Visa Card
Rate typeVariableNot confirmed
Access termsNequi savings account for Colombian natural persons over 18, unlimited balance and no transaction cap, one savings account per user, deposit insured by FOGAFINNot confirmed
Account kindEasy accessNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
FactNequiTouch n Go eWallet Visa CardMedian
Monthly feeCOP 0at the medianNot confirmedCOP 0
Currency conversion fee3%highest quarterNot confirmed0.5%
Currencies2lowest quarterNot confirmed5

Median across 536 listed accounts.

Pros and cons

Nequi

Pros

  • Deposits are insured by FOGAFAN, and the balance is unlimited with no transaction cap.
  • The account kind is easy access and the savings rate is variable.
  • Money can go to a bank, a cash pickup point or a wallet, per bank, cash pickup and wallet.

Cons

  • Currency conversion costs 3% with a markup of 3%, above the everyday-accounts fee median of 0.22%.
  • Only 2 currencies are supported, against an everyday-accounts median of 9.
  • A single savings account per user, and only Colombian natural persons can open it.

Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card

Pros

  • The card is funded from the eWallet balance.

Cons

  • ATM fees and eligibility are not established in the captured details.

Who each suits

Nequi

Who it suits

  • Colombian adults who want savings and everyday spending in a single free account with insured deposits
  • People in Nequi's core audience of teen, business and freelancer, from teens to freelancers
  • Freelancers in Colombia who take payouts to a bank, a cash pickup point or a wallet, per bank, cash pickup and wallet

Who should look elsewhere

  • Readers who hold many currencies: Nequi covers 2 and charges 3% to convert, so Skrill is the one to compare
  • Anyone earning or saving in euros rather than pesos, since Plazo ES is priced in euros with a monthly fee of €0
  • Readers who want a payment wallet rather than an insured savings balance, since PayPal Colombia also has a $0 monthly fee

Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card

Who it suits

  • Malaysian eWallet users looking for a prepaid Visa and ATM access.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Users who need confirmed withdrawal fees and eligibility before choosing.

Current offers

Nequi

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Tienda Virtual Nequi: Walaky cashback: Up to 7% money back

    Devolucion de plata on digital purchases at Walaky through Tienda Virtual Nequi

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Bonus

    Tienda Virtual Nequi: Clevercel cashback: Up to 4% cashback

    Devolucion de plata on digital purchases at Clevercel through Tienda Virtual Nequi

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Nequi vs Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card
CountryNequiTouch n Go eWallet Visa Card
ColombiaYesNo

Questions about each

Nequi

What does Nequi cost to keep each month?+

The Nequi savings account carries a monthly fee of COP 0, so there is no standing charge for Colombian adults. Transfers to Nequi or Bancolombia accounts, to other Colombian banks by ACH and by QR are free, with a transfer fee of COP 0.

Is my money protected in a Nequi savings account?+

Deposits in the Nequi savings account are insured by FOGAFIN, and the account kind is easy access. The balance is unlimited with no transaction cap, and the account is open to Colombian natural persons with a single savings account per user.

Who regulates Nequi?+

Nequi runs in Colombia, where the regulator is the Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia, and the legal entity is Nequi S.A. Compania de Financiamiento. Deposits held in the savings account are insured by FOGAFAN, so safety rests on a named supervisor and a named deposit insurer.

Which currencies can I hold and convert?+

Nequi covers 2 currencies, and conversion costs 3% with a markup of 3%, above the everyday-accounts fee median of 0.22%. Spending and saving in pesos keeps the everyday account free of that charge.

Touch n Go eWallet Visa Card