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Wise processes through Visa, a US company. That makes them as "EU alternative" as your bank's card.
Ah. Well, I'll be closing that account, then... What about Skrill?
I typically use Wise for foreign transfers. Would that still use Visa? If so, any non US backed alternatives? I typically transfer from Canada to family and personal bank accounts in the UK.
I don't think your use for Wise uses Visa, as Visa is a card company. If you use Wise for card payments, those go through Visa.
Wise is about the only mainstream way to get funds in Canadian or American domestic payment systems and immediately get that money into the European banking network that I know of. Revolut only gives me Swift details for USD, not wire or ACH routing numbers.
Wait, how do SEPA transfers go through Visa? Do you just mean the card payments?