Mobile payments and digital wallets, curated for travelers visiting Malta.
Malta runs on contactless in its tourist belt: restaurants, shops and hotels in Valletta, Sliema and St Julian's all take cards, and you can tap a bank card or phone directly on every Tallinja bus. Revolut is hugely popular with Maltese locals for splitting bills, so it doubles as the social payment app. Keep 20 to 50 euros for Marsaxlokk market stalls, village bars on Gozo and bus drivers with limited change, and withdraw at Bank of Valletta or HSBC ATMs.
Malta's favorite everyday money app: locals use it to split bills and pay each other, and your fee-free euro card taps in shops, restaurants and on every Tallinja bus.
Mid-market euro conversion for Malta with a contactless card that covers island life, from harbor restaurants to the tap-on readers fitted across the Tallinja bus network.
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Revolut is the top-rated payments app in Malta. Malta's favorite everyday money app: locals use it to split bills and pay each other, and your fee-free euro card taps in shops, restaurants and on every Tallinja bus.
There are 2 payments apps available in Malta as of 2026.
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