
Holvi
5.5/10Holvi is a business account with invoicing, receipt capture and bookkeeping prep for freelancers and small companies in Finland, Germany and Austria.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Holvi is a Helsinki-based online business account built for self-employed people, small companies and associations in Finland, Germany and Austria. It is not a bank. Holvi Payment Services is a payment institution regulated by Finland's Financial Supervisory Authority. Each account comes with an IBAN and Mastercard debit cards. The same app handles invoicing, matching incoming payments to invoices, receipt scanning, expense categorisation, VAT calculation and bookkeeping preparation that can be passed to an outside accountant. Pricing is a monthly subscription in euros. Flex costs nothing but charges 0.25 euros per transfer. Lite (9 euros) and Pro (15 euros) add more IBANs, physical cards, monthly transfer allowances and accountant access, and Pro also includes e-invoicing. A Business plan for larger teams is reported at around 50 euros a month. Finnish customers can also choose done-for-you bookkeeping plans from 79 euros a month. Bank connections cost 6 euros a month extra, currency exchange carries a 1 percent fee, and a credit line of up to 50,000 euros is available. Third-party reviewers mention a DATEV interface for German users, but Holvi offers few other integrations and is not a full double-entry accounting suite. Its main limitations are that it only serves three countries and that user reviews report sudden account freezes. It suits sole traders and micro-businesses that want banking and basic bookkeeping in one place, not finance teams that need a ledger, consolidation or forecasting.
Our Rating
Who Holvi is best for
Good fit
Holvi is built around self-employed people and has a free tier and invoicing in the same app.
The Pro and Business plans add more IBANs, cards and transfers for small teams, but there is little integration depth.
Less suited
- Nonprofits6/10
Holvi has a dedicated associations offering for collecting membership fees, with board access.
- Enterprise1/10
There is no consolidation, multi-entity support or advanced finance tooling.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The free Flex plan gives sole traders an IBAN and a virtual card with no monthly fee.
- Invoicing, payment matching and receipt scanning all happen in the same app as the bank account.
- The Lite and Pro plans include accountant access for handing over the books.
- Finnish customers can add a done-for-you bookkeeping service.
Cons
- Holvi only serves Finland, Germany and Austria.
- On Flex, per-transfer fees add up quickly as volume grows.
- It is not a full double-entry accounting system and has no consolidation or forecasting.
- Some reviews on G2 and Trustpilot complain of sudden account freezes or closures.
- Currency exchange carries a 1 percent fee.
Key Features
Not included
- Multi-entity Consolidation
Holvi Pricing
Holvi Lite
- 2 IBAN accounts
- Accountant access
- 100 transfers per month
- 1 physical and 1 virtual card
- Receipt scanning and bookkeeping prep
Holvi Pro
- 5 IBAN accounts
- Accountant access
- 500 transfers per month
- Invoicing and e-invoicing
- 3 physical and 1 virtual card
- Receipt scanning and bookkeeping prep
Holvi Business
- Up to 10 IBANs
- Up to 20 virtual cards
- 500 SEPA transfers and 5 SWIFT payments included
With Bookkeeping (Finland)
- Banking, cards and invoicing
- Bookkeeping done by an accountant
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Holvi Payment Services is a payment institution regulated by Finland's Financial Supervisory Authority.
Holvi serves businesses in Finland, Germany and Austria. A UK review site says it no longer operates in the UK.
Yes. Holvi Flex costs 0 euros a month and includes 1 IBAN, 1 virtual card and 1 user, with each transfer charged at 0.25 euros.
Yes. The Lite and Pro plans include accountant access along with receipt scanning and bookkeeping preparation.
Yes. Holvi's pricing page lists a credit line of up to 50,000 euros.
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