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First bank account — offers for young adults

No-fee account with a card and mobile payments for ages 18–26

Opening your first bank account? See which banks offer the best conditions for young adults: a free account, no-fee card and attractive bonuses.

Verified 16.09.2026

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Bank Pekao

Bank Pekao

Konto Przekorzystne

2 700 PLN

bonus

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PKO Bank Polski

PKO Bank Polski

Konto za Zero

1 500 PLN

bonus

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Alior Bank

Alior Bank

Alior Konto

1 300 PLN

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mBank

mBank

eKonto do usług

Verified 16.09.2026
1 300 PLN
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Nest Bank

Nest Bank

Nest Konto

Verified 16.09.2026
1 250 PLN
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BNP Paribas Bank Polska

BNP Paribas Bank Polska

Konto Otwarte na Ciebie

Verified 16.09.2026
1 100 PLN
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mBank

mBank

mKonto Intensive

Verified 16.09.2026
1 010 PLN
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Alior Bank

Alior Bank

Alior Konto Plus

Verified 16.09.2026
1 000 PLN
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Bank Millennium

Bank Millennium

Millennium 360°

Verified 16.09.2026
1 000 PLN
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Crédit Agricole

Crédit Agricole

Konto dla Ciebie MAX

Verified 16.09.2026
1 000 PLN
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mBank

mBank

eKonto możliwości

Verified 16.09.2026
910 PLN
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Erste Bank Polska

Erste Bank Polska

Konto Smart

Verified 16.09.2026
900 PLN
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VeloBank

VeloBank

VeloKonto

Verified 16.09.2026
600 PLN
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VeloBank

VeloBank

VeloKonto od 18 do 26 lat

Verified 16.09.2026
600 PLN
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Alior Bank

Alior Bank

Alior Konto 18-25 lat

Verified 16.09.2026
500 PLN
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Bank Pekao

Bank Pekao

Konto Przekorzystne (do 26 lat)

Verified 16.09.2026
500 PLN
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mBank

mBank

eKonto możliwości od 13 do 17 lat

Verified 16.09.2026
300 PLN
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Frequently asked questions

Start with three steps: open a separate savings account and transfer 10–20% of every paycheck to it before spending anything (the "pay yourself first" method). Then plan fixed expenses (rent, subscriptions, phone). Manage the rest freely. These habits at 22 can give you 100 000 PLN in savings before you turn 30.
Your BIK credit history is your financial passport — banks check it for every loan, mortgage, or credit card application. A person with no history is "unknown" to the bank and often receives worse terms than someone with a proven track record. A credit card or 0% instalment purchase (paid on time) are simple ways to build a positive history within months.
BLIK works abroad only in select countries and ATMs (check in your app). Abroad, it is safer to use a debit card with a low currency spread or a Revolut/Wise account with mid-market rates. Always pay in the local currency, not in PLN — DCC (paying in PLN abroad) typically costs 3–5% more.
For everyday finances — yes. Modern apps (mBank, PKO BP, Revolut) analyse spending, forecast your balance, and suggest savings. For bigger decisions (investments, insurance, retirement planning) it is worth consulting an independent financial adviser. The app is a great starting point, but it does not replace a personalised plan.
Three months is a good time to check. Call or message your bank and ask what terms your account will switch to after your 26th birthday. Some banks do this automatically without notification. If the new terms do not suit you, you have time to compare offers and potentially transfer to a bank with a better adult account.