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Virtual wallets are becoming increasingly popular around the world. For example, Nu Colombia, a subsidiary of Nubank, is in the process of launching an account that could be a great option as a savings account, now that the Financial Supervisory Authority of Colombia (SFC) has approved it as a financing company.
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The premise of Nu, which also operates in countries such as Mexico and Brazil, is that it is a 100 percent digital account that allows its users to store and carry out transactions at any time. The advantages they highlight are that there is neither a pension nor a minimum balance.
In addition, both account balances and movements can be viewed in real time and transfers and deposits from other people can be easily accepted using a number assigned to the account.
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Depending on how it works in other countries, after opening the Nu account you will receive a physical debit card for free and can use the money to achieve financial savings.
The Nu Colombia debit card
Not Colombia
This card also offers its users the ability to withdraw money from any ATM in the world, as well as make payments for services and online purchases through the application.
What the new Nu savings account would look like
In other countries where Nu is already available, the account can be opened via the app or via the website. There they ask their users for their personal data and provide everything they need. A priori you must have an email.
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Generally, an essential step in using Nu Savings Account is to make a deposit into the account and voila, you can start transferring and putting your money to work. In the case of Colombia we still have to wait for its publication, although there is no date for it yet.
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