A year and a half after launch, Salt Bank has surpassed 700,000 clients and reached 2 billion lei in assets, strengthening its position in Romania’s banking landscape. By exceeding a 0.2% market share, Salt Bank now enters the category of institutions that will pay the new 4% turnover tax starting next year. The management sees this as a milestone in the bank’s maturity, emphasizing that Salt Bank has become more than a digital account with a good exchange rate — it is a bank where customers already receive their salaries, and one that is “here to stay”.
Rapid growth and the shift to the new fiscal regime
In 600 days, Salt Bank increased its assets from 1.2 billion lei in 2024 to nearly 2 billion lei, an approximate 58.5% rise. CEO Gabriela Nistor notes that the bank did not feel the impact of the fiscal changes earlier because it was below the taxable threshold. As Salt grows, the tax will apply — but the institution views this as an opportunity.
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