Personal accounts in Poland — best offers in 2026

The personal accounts section is one of the most visited in the catalog. Polish banks compete fiercely for new customers: in 2026, opening a current account online often comes with a 300–500 PLN sign-up bonus, cashback on purchases and free maintenance with no conditions. The catalog gathers current offers from Pekao, PKO, BNP Paribas, Erste Bank, UniCredit, mBank and others — all in one place, no need to open dozens of tabs.

When choosing an account, watch the monthly maintenance fee and how to waive it, ATM withdrawal costs at other banks, the quality of the mobile app with instant transfers, and the size and conditions of the welcome bonus. The catalog lets you compare all of these in one click — go to personal accounts →

Cash loans in Poland — offer catalog

The cash loans section combines offers from banks and non-bank lenders for unsecured personal loans. Amounts typically range from 1,000 to 200,000 PLN, terms from a few months to 10 years. The difference in the real annual percentage rate (RRSO) between the best and worst offer in the catalog can reach 15–20 percentage points — on a 30,000 PLN loan that means 5,000–8,000 PLN in extra costs.

The financial catalog specialises in lending products: it is convenient for comparing not only cash loans but also mortgages, debt consolidation loans and long-term loans.

Key rule when choosing a loan

Compare the real annual percentage rate (RRSO). It includes all costs: interest, origination fees and mandatory insurance. The nominal rate without fees is a marketing figure, not the true cost of credit.

Mortgages in Poland — full offer catalog 2026

A mortgage is the most consequential financial decision. The mortgages section gathers offers from all major Polish banks: PKO BP, Pekao, mBank, BNP Paribas, ING, Santander and others. Selecting a mortgage program through the catalog lets you compare rates, down payment (10–20%), maximum term (up to 35 years) and additional conditions in minutes — without queueing at the bank.

A 0.3 percentage point difference on a 400,000 PLN loan over 25 years equals about 25,000 PLN in extra repayments. That is why comparing through the catalog has direct financial value, not just time savings.

Payday and long-term loans online in Poland

The payday loans and long-term loans sections cover the full spectrum of non-bank lending: amounts from 500 to 5,000 PLN for payday and up to 50,000+ PLN for long-term. The catalog filters only licensed operators registered with KNF — important protection against fraudulent schemes.

In Poland, offers featuring the first loan free of charge (0% APR for new customers) are particularly popular — these usually appear at the top of the catalog. See current loan offers →

Term deposits and savings accounts at Polish banks

The savings accounts and term deposits sections are for those who want to save rather than spend. In 2026 the Polish savings market shows strong competition: banks offer welcome rates of 4–7% APR for new clients. The difference between a savings account and a term deposit is fundamental — the account gives flexibility and instant access to funds, the deposit a higher rate at a fixed term.

The catalog regularly refreshes deposit and savings rate information. This is particularly important because welcome rates often run for a limited time or only for new customers.

Credit cards in Poland — comparing offers

The credit cards section gathers offers from Polish banks: cashback cards, miles programmes, cards with up to 55 days interest-free period and travel cards with free currency conversion. Choosing a credit card through the catalog is convenient because all the key parameters — limit, interest rate, grace period, annual fee — are presented in a unified format.

Business accounts and offers in Poland

The business offers and business accounts sections target entrepreneurs and companies. The Polish business banking market is developing rapidly: banks offer no-fee accounts for small businesses, credit lines for sole traders, leasing programmes and cash management. The catalog also features consolidation loans for business debt.

Non-financial categories: shopping, automotive, health, travel

The catalog goes far beyond finance — that makes it a convenient aggregator of offers on the Polish market. Key non-financial sections:

Automotive — car loans, leasing, insurance, tyres and accessories. The Polish private car-leasing market is one of the fastest-growing in the EU — more and more Poles prefer leasing to outright purchase.

Travel — tour operators, travel insurance, hotels. Especially relevant in season: comparing terms via the catalog often saves 20–40% on travel insurance.

Telecom — tariffs from mobile operators (Play, Orange, T-Mobile, Plus) and internet providers. The price gap between equivalent packages can exceed 30 PLN per month — 360 PLN per year.

Solar energy — solar panel installations, government grants, financing of green projects. Poland is in the EU top-5 by growth rate of installed solar capacity.

Sport & wellness, Healthcare — private health insurance, gym memberships, telemedicine. Demand for private health policies in Poland has been steadily growing since 2020.

Home & garden, Electronics — household goods, appliances on instalments, renovation loans. The catalog brings together offers from the largest Polish retailers and their partner programmes.

Fashion, Footwear, Beauty — clothing, shoes, cosmetics and skincare. The section is regularly updated with promo codes and special offers from Polish and international brands.

How to use the catalog — step by step

Using the offers catalog is simple. Step 1 — pick the relevant category from the list above or on the catalog site. Step 2 — review the list of offers: each shows the key parameters and conditions. Step 3 — click "Check" and you will be redirected directly to the bank or company official site. Step 4 — finalise the product on the partner site in a secure environment. The whole process takes 5–15 minutes for most products.

Using the catalog is completely free for the end user. The services receive partner commissions from banks and companies — terms remain identical to those available when contacting the bank directly.

CatalogFocusTop categoriesFor whom
General catalogFinance + goods + services30+ categories: automotive, travel, telecom, healthcareA wide range of Polish consumers
Financial catalogBanking productsLoans, mortgages, accounts, cards, depositsThose looking for a banking product

Frequently asked questions about the offer catalogs

What is finclick.pl and who is the blog for?
finclick.pl is an independent blog about finance, shopping and services in Poland. The authors — Agnieszka and Piotr Szymczak — gather current offers from banks, shops and services in one place so you do not have to spend hours searching and comparing across dozens of websites. All materials are available without registration.
How do I use the catalogs on the site?
Very simple: pick the category that interests you in the grid above — finance, telecom, travel, fashion etc. A catalog page with current offers will open. Click the one you like — and you will be taken directly to the bank or shop site to finalise the deal. No intermediaries and no registration required on the blog itself.
Is using the blog and catalogs free?
Completely free. No subscriptions, no registrations, no hidden charges. The blog earns through partner commissions from banks and shops for redirects and product completions — but it does not affect your price: terms in the catalog are identical to direct contact with the bank, and often include exclusive bonuses for customers from partner channels.
How often are offers and content updated?
Offer catalogs are refreshed weekly or right after partners launch new promotions. Articles and reviews on the blog are updated as significant news appears: NBP rate changes, new banking products, seasonal discounts. Before finalising a financial product we still recommend confirming the terms on the bank site.
Does the blog provide individual financial advice?
No. All finclick.pl materials are strictly informational. We do not provide financial, tax or investment advisory services and we do not offer individual recommendations — our job is to gather current offers and reviews in one place. Before making major financial decisions (mortgage, refinancing, investments) consult a licensed adviser or contact the bank directly to get advice tailored to your situation.