Which has more currencies?

The wider picture

The key points from the guide this answer comes from:

1. Wise Business usually suits a small company or a sole trader: no monthly fee, account details in 22 currencies and published prices.
2. Airwallex suits a company registered in one of its 69 countries that wants cards, spend management and integrations on one platform.
3. Eligibility often decides it: Airwallex leaves out countries such as Pakistan, Nigeria and the UAE, and Wise doesn't give USD account details for addresses in several of the same ones.
4. Neither accepts stablecoin payments. A company paid in USDT or USDC needs a provider built for it.

More questions on this

• Is Airwallex or Wise Business cheaper?
• Can sole traders and freelancers use Airwallex or Wise?
• Do Airwallex or Wise support stablecoins?

The full guide

Wise Business usually suits small companies and sole traders: no monthly fee, account details in 22 currencies and published prices. Airwallex suits companies registered in its 69 countries that want cards, spend management and integrations on one platform. Neither accepts stablecoin payments.

Read Airwallex vs Wise Business: fees, accounts, cards and who can open one, with its sources.

General information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules and providers' terms change; check the sources in the guide and take advice on your own situation.