How to open a Juuli account in 3 minutes (step-by-step)

Opening a Juuli account takes about 3 minutes. No paperwork, no branch visit, no waiting days for approval. Here's exactly what to do.


Step 1 — Go to app.juuli.com

Open the Juuli app or visit app.juuli.com. Click Get Started and enter your email address. You'll receive a confirmation email — click the link to verify your address.


Step 2 — Choose your account type

Select the account type that fits how you work: → Personal — for individual use → Freelancer — for independent professionals who invoice clients → Sole Trader — for registered individual business owners → Company — for incorporated businesses

Not sure which to pick? → [Freelancer, sole trader, or company — which account is right for you?]


Step 3 — Complete identity verification (KYC)

Upload a valid ID document. Accepted documents vary by country — most users can use: → National ID card → Passport → Residence permit (in some countries)

The process is fully digital and takes 2–5 minutes. → [Which ID documents does Juuli accept?]


Step 4 — For Business accounts: complete company verification (KYB)

If you're opening a Sole Trader or Company account, you'll also need to upload business documents. → [What company documents do I need to activate my Juuli Business account?]


Step 5 — Get your IBAN and virtual Visa card

Once verified, your European IBAN and virtual Visa card are available immediately. You can start receiving payments right away.


Step 6 — Fund your account

Send a SEPA transfer from any existing account to your new Juuli IBAN. Funds arrive within seconds (SEPA Instant) or by the next business day (SEPA Standard).


That's it.

No minimum balance. No monthly fee on Freemium. No company required for Freelancer accounts.

→ [Compare plans: Freemium vs Pro vs Max]


Still have questions? Contact our support team by email — we'll walk you through the process.

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