Sumeria (ex-Lydia)
French neobank (formerly Lydia) offering everyday banking, payments, and money management
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Pros
- Popular French payment and banking app
- Rebranded from well-known Lydia brand
- Convenient mobile-first banking experience
Cons
- Website returned HTTP 500 — may be experiencing issues
- French-only interface
- France-focused — limited international services
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Available in 1 country
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