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Qonto vs Statrys: Complete Comparison (2026)

An in-depth comparison of Qonto and Statrys to help you choose the right tool for your business.

Last updated: November 2026

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Qonto

6.4/10

Winner

Qonto is a European online business account for freelancers and SMEs, combining a local IBAN, payment cards, transfers, invoicing, and expense tools.

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Statrys

5.9/10

Statrys gives SMEs incorporated in Hong Kong and Singapore a multi-currency business payment account with cards, FX, invoicing, accounting services, and company secretary services.

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Feature
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Qonto
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Statrys
Scores
Overall Rating6.4/105.9/10
Scalability6/105/10
Analytics5/103/10
Compliance6/106/10
Integration8/105/10
Security6/106/10
Support5/108/10
Cost6/107/10
Customization5/104/10
Ease of Use8/107/10
Pricing
Free planNoYes
Cheapest paid plan€9/mo
Basic
HK$892/mo
Accounting
Estimated cost for 10 users€49/mo
Essential
Free
Business Account
Features
Accountant Access
Bank Reconciliation
Corporate Cards
Invoicing
Accounts PayableNot listed
Expense ManagementNot listed
Multi-currencyNot listed

Qonto vs Statrys cost by team size

Team sizeQontoStatrys
1 user€9/moBasicFreeBusiness Account
5 users€49/moEssentialFreeBusiness Account
10 users€49/moEssentialFreeBusiness Account
25 users€49/moEssentialFreeBusiness Account
50 users€49/moEssentialFreeBusiness Account

The plan that fits each team size, billed monthly, before add-ons and usage charges. Each cost opens that tool's pricing calculator for the team size.

Which One Should You Choose?

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Why choose Qonto

  • Higher Integration score (8/10 vs 5/10)
  • Higher Analytics score (5/10 vs 3/10)

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Why choose Statrys

  • Has a free plan (Qonto does not)
  • Higher Support score (8/10 vs 5/10)
  • Higher Cost score (7/10 vs 6/10)

Pros & Cons

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Qonto

Pros

  • Low entry price: the Basic solo plan costs €9 a month, and every plan has a one-month free trial with no commitment.
  • Team plans include unlimited users, so costs do not rise with headcount.
  • A large integration directory covers DATEV, Sage, Tiime and Stripe, plus Zapier, Make and a public API.
  • Accountants get unlimited access from the Smart plan, which makes bookkeeping handoffs easier.
  • Reviewers on G2 and Capterra praise the interface and quick onboarding.

Cons

  • Reviewers often report account freezes during compliance checks that hold funds for days.
  • Support is described as slow or generic when an issue is complex.
  • International transfers cost 0.56% to 1.8% with a €5 minimum, which adds up for businesses that pay in many currencies.
  • Qonto is a payment institution, not a full bank, and offers no broad lending products.
  • There is no full general ledger or financial statements, so a separate accounting tool is still needed.

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Statrys

Pros

  • Holds 11 currencies, including HKD and CNY, under one account number, which helps companies trading with Hong Kong and China.
  • No monthly account fee as long as the business makes at least five outgoing payments a month.
  • Low FX markups, starting at 0.1% on major currency pairs.
  • One provider covers payments, cards, invoicing, accounting and company secretary services for Hong Kong companies.
  • Support is handled by people rather than bots, in several languages, and Trustpilot reviewers frequently praise fast onboarding.

Cons

  • Not a bank, so deposits are not insured, and eligibility mostly excludes companies incorporated outside Asia.
  • No native batch payments, and forward FX hedging requires going through sales.
  • Fewer currencies than Wise Business or Airwallex.
  • Card and ATM transactions outside HKD cost 1.99%, and physical cards delivered outside Hong Kong and Mainland China cost HKD 300.
  • No built-in general ledger or financial reporting; accounting is sold as a separate service.

Not sold on either?

Frequently Asked Questions

Qonto scores higher on our Finance Software criteria: 6.4/10 against 5.9/10 for Statrys. The largest gap is in Integration: 8/10 for Qonto and 5/10 for Statrys.

Statrys has a free plan; Qonto does not list one.

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