Zevoy vs Mynt — which expense platform for Nordic companies?

Zevoy vs Mynt — which expense platform for Nordic companies?

Both Zevoy and Mynt offer corporate Visa cards and expense management for Nordic companies. But when it comes to accounting integration depth, Finnish compliance features, and pricing transparency, the differences are significant. Here's how they compare.

Both Zevoy and Mynt offer corporate Visa cards and expense management for Nordic companies. But when it comes to accounting integration depth, Finnish compliance features, and pricing transparency, the differences are significant. Here's how they compare.

  • Your company uses a Finnish accounting system beyond Procountor or Netvisor (Fennoa, Heeros, Fivaldi, Lemonsoft, Visma L7, or others)

  • You need verified Finnish per diem (päivärahat) with automatic rate calculation, trip legs, and meal deductions

  • You want ReceiptHero auto-receipts to eliminate manual receipt capture

  • You need dedicated subscription cards with transparent per-card pricing (€2.50/card/month)

  • Your team has a mix of cardholders and claims-only users and you want pricing that reflects the difference

  • Your tilitoimisto works with niche Finnish accounting software that Mynt supports via CSV/SIE rather than natively

  • You operate across Finland and Sweden and need both päivärahat and traktamente in one platform

  • You want 30-minute guided onboarding with full accounting mapping rather than a quick self-serve signup

Feature

Zevoy

Mynt

Corporate cards

✅ Own Visa cards (physical + virtual)

✅ Own Visa cards

Subscription cards

✅ Dedicated virtual cards per SaaS service, priced transparently as their own product line (€2.50/card/month)

✅ Offered as a feature within the product

Receipt scanning (OCR)

Automatic digital receipts (OCR-based capture)

ReceiptHero auto-receipt network

✅ Digital receipts attach automatically at participating Finnish merchants — zero user action

❌ Not a member of the ReceiptHero network

Per diem (Finland — päivärahat)

✅ Automatic rate calculation, multi-leg trips, meal deductions, part-day rules

⚠️ Advertised, detail level not public

Per diem (Sweden — traktamente)

✅ Skatteverket rules built-in

Mileage claims (Finland + Sweden)

✅ Auto-calculated

✅ Automatic calculation

Netvisor integration

✅ Direct API

✅ Direct API

Procountor integration

✅ Direct API

✅ Direct API

Fortnox integration

✅ Direct API

✅ Direct API

Business Central integration

✅ Direct API (Azure AD OAuth2, dedicated ZEVOY journal, dimension set lines)

✅ Direct API

NetSuite integration

✅ Direct API (Journal Entry or Expense Report, 5 tag dimensions, closed-period auto-retry)

⚠️ Supported via CSV/SIE file export (per Mynt, Apr 2026)

Fennoa support

✅ Dedicated template

⚠️ Via CSV/SIE file export (per Mynt, Apr 2026)

Heeros support

✅ Dedicated template

⚠️ Via CSV/SIE file export (per Mynt, Apr 2026)

Fivaldi support

✅ Dedicated template

⚠️ Via CSV/SIE file export (per Mynt, Apr 2026)

Lemonsoft support

✅ Dedicated template

⚠️ Via CSV/SIE file export (per Mynt, Apr 2026)

Visma L7 support

✅ Dedicated template

⚠️ Via CSV/SIE file export (per Mynt, Apr 2026)

Total accounting systems

27 (mix of direct API and dedicated export templates)

~12 direct API + CSV/SIE for the rest

Swedish representation VAT

✅ Built-in with internal/external distinction, participant tracking, automatic posting calculations

✅ Supported

Real-time card-to-accounting

✅ Direct API posting within minutes for all API integrations

⚠️ Real-time for direct-API integrations; batch for CSV/SIE integrations by definition

Regulatory status

EMI authorised and regulated by FIN-FSA · ISO 27001 certified · Cards under license from Visa Europe

EMI authorised under own license

Pricing

From €10/cardholder/month + add-ons (Subscription cards €2.50, Claims users €5). €10 minimum service fee. Published transparently at zevoy.com/pricing.

Fixed monthly pricing by number of users, published on Mynt's site

Onboarding

30-minute guided onboarding with full accounting mapping, VAT code configuration, and tag setup

~13-minute self-serve signup (deeper configuration happens during early use)

Direct API vs CSV/SIE file export — the distinction matters

Direct API vs CSV/SIE file export — the distinction matters

Mynt and Zevoy both cover the major Nordic accounting platforms with direct API connections: Fortnox, Business Central, Procountor, and Netvisor are real-time on both sides. Where the two products diverge is what happens once you step outside that core four. Mynt confirmed in April 2026 that NetSuite, Fennoa, Heeros, Fivaldi, Lemonsoft, and Visma L7 are supported via CSV/SIE file export rather than direct API — a useful clarification, because the difference between "supported" and "supported natively" determines whether your month-end is a click or a file-handling workflow.

Zevoy's approach to these systems is dedicated export templates maintained per platform, not a generic CSV/SIE fallback. For NetSuite specifically, Zevoy has a full direct API integration with Journal Entry or Expense Report output, five tag dimensions mapped automatically, and auto-retry on closed posting periods. That's 27 accounting systems in total, covering the Finnish niche layer that Mynt addresses through file exports.

Finnish per diem (päivärahat) — mature and verified

Finnish per diem (päivärahat) — mature and verified

Zevoy's Finnish per diem module handles automatic rate calculation per Finnish tax authority rules, multi-country trip legs with per-leg rates, meal deductions, and part-day calculations. This is not a bolt-on feature — it's built into the expense workflow. For companies with travelling employees, per diem compliance is a daily operational need, not a nice-to-have. Mynt advertises automatic per diem calculations, but the depth of Finnish-specific features (multi-leg trips, meal deductions, part-day rules) is not detailed on their site.

ReceiptHero network — beyond generic OCR

ReceiptHero network — beyond generic OCR

Both platforms offer automatic digital receipts via OCR — that's table stakes in 2026. Zevoy goes further by being a member of the ReceiptHero network, which is a specific Finnish digital receipt infrastructure shared by merchants and financial providers. When a Zevoy cardholder pays at a participating Finnish merchant, the itemised digital receipt attaches to the expense automatically, with no photo, no upload, and no user action. That's the difference between "OCR can read the receipt once you remember to take a picture" and "the receipt is already attached before the employee has put their phone away." Mynt has automatic digital receipts through OCR capture, but is not a member of the ReceiptHero network.

How does Zevoy compare to Mynt on accounting integrations?

Both platforms offer direct API integrations to Fortnox, Business Central, Procountor, and Netvisor. Mynt confirmed in April 2026 that NetSuite, Fennoa, Heeros, Fivaldi, Lemonsoft, and Visma L7 are supported via CSV/SIE file export. Zevoy handles these same six systems differently: NetSuite is a full direct API integration, and Fennoa/Heeros/Fivaldi/Lemonsoft/Visma L7 are supported through dedicated export templates maintained per platform. For teams where the month-end cycle runs through one of those six systems, the difference between a file export and a dedicated integration is the difference between a manual import step and an automatic one.

Does Mynt support Finnish per diem (päivärahat)?

Mynt advertises automatic per diem and mileage calculations in its product. Zevoy's Finnish per diem module covers automatic rate calculation, multi-country trip legs with per-leg rates, meal deductions, and part-day rules — all built into the expense workflow. The depth of Mynt's Finnish-specific per diem handling (multi-leg trips, meal deductions, part-day rules) is not detailed publicly on their site.

What is Mynt's Nordea partnership?

Mynt has partnered with Nordea to offer co-branded corporate cards across all Nordic countries starting in 2026. This expands Mynt's distribution through Nordea's customer base but does not change Mynt's underlying product features or accounting integration coverage.

What is Accountor Group's "Kortti a+" in Finland?

"Kortti a+" is a Mynt corporate card rebranded through Accountor Group, Finland's largest accounting firm. It gives Mynt distribution through Accountor's client base. The underlying product is Mynt's standard offering.

Is Zevoy's pricing different from Mynt's?

Both companies publish their pricing. Zevoy prices per cardholder (from €10/month) with add-ons for subscription cards (€2.50) and active claims users (€5), plus a €10 minimum service fee. Mynt prices by number of users as a fixed monthly fee. Which works out cheaper depends on your team's card mix: teams where only a subset carry cards and the rest just submit occasional claims will typically pay less with Zevoy's modular structure, while teams where every employee carries a card may find a per-user model simpler.

Both Zevoy and Mynt offer corporate Visa cards and expense management for Nordic companies. But when it comes to accounting integration depth, Finnish compliance features, and pricing transparency, the differences are significant. Here's how they compare.

Zevoy Aktiebolag
Södra Esplanaden 24 A
00130 Helsingfors
Finland
FO-nummer: 3147751-4

Zevoy är ett fintech-företag grundat 2020. Zevoy Aktiebolag är ett finskt e-pengainstitut reglerad och auktoriserad av Finlands Finansinspektion. Företagskorten utfärdas av Zevoy Aktiebolag under en Visa Europe Limited-licens. Vårt huvudkontor ligger i Helsingfors, Finland, och utöver vår hemmamarknad betjänar vi även Sverige, Norge, Danmark, Tyskland, Frankrike, Belgien, Nederländerna, Spanien, Portugal, Estland, Litauen och Lettland.