Mobile payments and digital wallets, curated for travelers visiting Croatia.
Croatia switched to the euro in January 2023 and card acceptance is excellent: contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay work in supermarkets, tolls, ferries and most restaurants. Cash still matters at green markets, some island konobas and for small tips. Croatia also has a lively local fintech scene, with Aircash and KEKS Pay handling parking and person-to-person payments. For most visitors a contactless card covers nearly everything, with a parking app as the one genuinely useful extra.
Croatia adopted the euro in 2023 and contactless payment is near universal, so Revolut covers supermarkets, ferries and konobas at great rates for visitors from outside the eurozone.
Croatia's homegrown wallet, licensed across the EU. Its killer feature for visitors is paying street parking in more than 90 Croatian cities directly from the app, without local SMS fees.
Erste Bank's free app that Croatians use to split bills and send money instantly, open to users of any bank. Also handles parking, motorway toll top-ups and mobile credit.
These apps need data
Guac eSIM covers Croatia with plans from $1.50 per GB. Install it before you land and activate instantly.
Revolut is the top-rated payments app in Croatia. Croatia adopted the euro in 2023 and contactless payment is near universal, so Revolut covers supermarkets, ferries and konobas at great rates for visitors from outside the eurozone.
There are 3 payments apps available in Croatia as of 2026.
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