Wise Business
Your business works across borders. Your account should too.
For self-employed people, shops, cleaning companies, drivers and restaurants: pay suppliers abroad in their currency and get paid by customers in other currencies.
- Wise is licensed and supervised in the EU
- Recommended by a Vienna family business
- Clear ad label – no hidden deals
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What Wise Business does
Simple tools for small businesses
Pay suppliers abroad
Pay invoices in the supplier's currency. You see the rate and the fee before you pay.
Get paid in other currencies
Get account details for several currencies and send them on your invoice. Customers pay like a local transfer.
Cards for you and your team
Business debit cards for you and your staff – for fuel, materials or travel.
Hold many currencies
Keep money in several currencies and convert when it suits you.
Keep your books tidy
Download statements, and connect Wise with some accounting tools.
Pay many people at once
Send several payments in one go – useful for regular payouts.
Who it is for
Made for small businesses like yours
- Self-employed people and one-person companies (Einzelunternehmen).
- Shops and restaurants that buy goods from abroad.
- Cleaning companies, tradespeople, drivers and delivery businesses.
- Freelancers with clients in other countries.
Good to know
- We use Wise for our own company in Vienna.
- Wise asks for details about your business and your ID when you sign up – for example your trade licence or company register entry.
- Wise Business may have a one-time setup cost or other costs. Wise shows them before you confirm. We don't list prices here because they can change.
- Wise is not a bank. Wise is a licensed e-money and payment company; in the EU this is Wise Europe SA, supervised by the National Bank of Belgium.
In 4 steps
How it works
Open our link
Open our referral link and choose a business account.
Tell Wise about your business
Enter your company details and confirm your identity.
Add money
Add money from your business bank account.
Start paying
Pay suppliers, share your account details on invoices, order cards for your team.
Good to know
4 tips for sending money safely
Compare what arrives
Don't only compare the fee. Compare the amount that lands in your family's account.
Watch the exchange rate
Some services hide extra costs in the exchange rate. Always ask: how much arrives exactly?
Keep your receipts
Save the confirmation of every transfer. It helps if there are questions later.
Never send money to strangers
Do not send money to people you have never met. Not for a job offer, an online love, a prize or a call from the “police” or “tax office”. These are typical scams. Wise will never ask you to send money to a stranger.
Frequently asked questions
Can I open Wise Business as a sole trader?
Wise Business is for registered businesses, and Wise says sole traders and freelancers can open one too. Wise checks your details when you sign up.
Does Wise Business replace my Austrian business bank account?
Many businesses use Wise next to their bank account, for payments in other currencies. Ask your tax adviser what is right for your business.
What does Wise Business cost?
Wise shows its costs before you confirm. We don't list prices because they can change.
Is Wise a bank?
No. Wise is a licensed e-money and payment company. In the EU this is Wise Europe SA, supervised by the National Bank of Belgium.