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Banking & Fintech Jobs in Spain

The big banks' technology divisions and the fintech layer growing up beside them — Revolut, N26, Ebury and the Spanish payments companies.

~68k avg salary
45 visa sponsor
24 companies

Companies in this collection

Revolut
Revolut
209 open roles
Ebury
Ebury
75 open roles
Santander
Santander
66 open roles
N26
N26
41 open roles
SumUp
SumUp
33 open roles
ING
ING
31 open roles
Deutsche Bank Spain
Deutsche Bank Spain
31 open roles
Pleo
Pleo
18 open roles
CaixaBank
CaixaBank
18 open roles
Banco Sabadell
Banco Sabadell
18 open roles
SeQura
SeQura
14 open roles
Getnet
Getnet
14 open roles
Payhawk
Payhawk
7 open roles
BBVA
BBVA
6 open roles
Vivid
Vivid
5 open roles
Airwallex
Airwallex
5 open roles
Mastercard
Mastercard
5 open roles
Adyen
Adyen
4 open roles
MONEI
4 open roles
Kantox
Kantox
4 open roles
Checkout.com
Checkout.com
2 open roles
Bankinter
Bankinter
2 open roles
Citi
Citi
2 open roles
PayPal
PayPal
1 open role
Bit2Me
Bit2Me
No open roles right now
Abanca
Abanca
No open roles right now
Visa Sponsor
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Madrid, Spain
🇬🇧English Friendly4d ago
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Spanish banking is two generations hiring side by side. The incumbents — Santander, BBVA, CaixaBank, Sabadell, Bankinter — are among Europe's largest banks, and their technology and digital divisions have become serious engineering employers, often recruiting in English even where the branch network never would. Beside them sits a fintech layer: Revolut and N26 hire for the Spanish market, Ebury — founded by Spanish entrepreneurs and running a large Málaga operation — anchors the currency-and-payments segment, and Barcelona's SeQura, Kantox and MONEI cover instalments, FX and payments infrastructure.

Geography follows the split. Madrid is the banking capital and holds most incumbent-bank roles; Barcelona leads on fintech product and engineering; and Málaga has quietly become a financial-technology hub around Ebury and the international tech offices. Language follows the customer: retail banking and branch roles are Spanish-first, while fintech engineering, product and data teams — and much of the banks' own technology hiring — work in English. Insurance (Mapfre, Allianz, AXA) is deliberately not part of this page; it is a different discipline with its own hiring patterns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which banks and fintechs are hiring in Spain?
This page tracks 615 openings at 24 employers — Santander, BBVA, CaixaBank, Sabadell, Bankinter, ING and Deutsche Bank among the banks; Revolut, N26, Ebury, Pleo, SeQura, Payhawk, Adyen, Kantox, MONEI and Bit2Me on the fintech side.
Do banks in Spain hire in English?
The technology and digital divisions increasingly do — Santander's tech units, BBVA's engineering teams and the international banks run English-language teams. Branch, retail and domestic-facing roles need professional Spanish. Fintechs are English-first almost across the board. Each advert shows its requirement.
What do banking and fintech jobs pay in Spain?
Fintech engineering and the banks' specialist technology roles sit near the top of the local market; where adverts publish ranges we show them, and the average across this page's openings with a published range is about €68k.
Is Madrid the only city for finance jobs in Spain?
No. Madrid holds the incumbent banks' headquarters, but Barcelona leads fintech product and engineering, and Málaga has become a genuine hub — Ebury runs a large operation there and international firms keep opening tech offices in the city.

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