Juuli Visa Card Meets European Freelancers: A New Financial Solution for Independent Professionals

Freelance-focused corporate card launches across Europe to support the growing independent workforce amid evolving regulatory landscape
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The Juuli Visa Corporate Card [https://www.juuli.com/freelancers/juuli-visa-card?utm_source=pr&utm_medium=pressrelease&utm_campaign=visa-card-pr-releases] has officially launched across Europe, bringing a tailored business financial solution to meet the unique commercial needs of the continent's growing freelance community. The Juuli Visa Corporate Card, issued in partnership with Stripe, offers freelancers the financial tools they need to manage their professional expenses, separate business from personal spending, and streamline their operations.

"We're thrilled to introduce the Juuli Visa Corporate Card to Europe's dynamic freelance community," said Sinan Elver, CEO of Juuli. "Independent professionals run legitimate businesses that require proper financial infrastructure. Until now, many freelancers have struggled to access appropriate business payment solutions, often forced to mix personal and professional finances. Our corporate card solves this challenge by offering features specifically designed for business expense management and professional financial operations."

The Changing Freelance Landscape

The European freelance landscape is undergoing significant transformation. In the Netherlands alone, the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KVK) reported [https://www.eurodev.com/blog/rule-on-self-employment] that there are now 1.7 million self-employed persons, representing a 3.1% year-over-year increase. While this growth is slower than previous years, it demonstrates the continued resilience of the freelance economy despite regulatory changes.

Industry experts note in Forbes [https://www.forbes.com/sites/bryanrobinson/2024/12/25/top-10-states-where-freelancers-can-thrive-in-2025/] that the most effective workforces now combine stability with specialized expertise and agility-precisely the balance that freelancers provide to organizations seeking flexibility during uncertain times.

A Corporate Card Designed for Professional Expenses

The Juuli Visa Corporate Card arrives as research shows 63% of workers transitioning to freelance cite scheduling flexibility as their primary motivation. According to Harvard Business Review, nearly 70% of independent workers now report feeling more secure working independently-a dramatic increase from just 32% in 2011.

This growing segment requires dedicated business expense tools that match their professional needs, especially as:

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80% of corporate leaders plan to increase their use of freelancers during periods of uncertainty

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73% of tech companies have already integrated teams of freelancers and employees

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71% of businesses report freelancers provide greater agility during economic fluctuations

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Over half of Gen Z workers are engaging in freelance work, with 53% freelancing full-time

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Average annual freelance business revenues range from $83,788 to over $104,342 in top markets

The newly launched corporate card responds to documented challenges freelancers face in the financial sector. A 2024 study [https://www.eif.org/news_centre/publications/eif-working-paper-2024-101.pdf] by the European Freelancers Association found that 67% of independent professionals reported difficulties obtaining appropriate business banking services for their professional operations, with traditional providers often requiring proof of consistent business income or substantial minimum balances.

Juuli's corporate solution includes both physical and virtual corporate card options without activation or annual fees. The Juuli Visa Corporate Card does not require credit checks-addressing a significant barrier for freelancers with variable business income patterns. The card integrates business expense tracking capabilities and offers global business payment functionality, reflecting the increasingly international nature of freelance operations where 43% of European freelancers report conducting business with clients in multiple countries.

The Juuli Visa Corporate Card is available to freelancers throughout the European Economic Area (EEA) and is issued by Stripe Technology Europe Limited pursuant to a licence from Visa Europe Limited.

As the freelance economy continues to reshape modern business, proper financial infrastructure becomes increasingly critical for independent professionals' success. With the Juuli Visa Corporate Card, Europe's 1.7 million freelancers can now operate with the same financial legitimacy and capabilities previously reserved for traditional corporations-representing a significant step forward in the professionalization and growth of the independent workforce.

About Juuli

Juuli is a leading fintech platform revolutionizing the freelance economy through innovative payment and business management solutions. The platform enables independent professionals to seamlessly invoice clients and receive payments globally without the complexities of establishing a company. Operating on a transparent pay-as-you-go model, Juuli provides access to over 20 payment channels and supports multiple currencies, making international transactions effortless for freelancers.

As a comprehensive freelance management platform, Juuli bridges the gap between independent professionals and global opportunities, enabling freelancers to transform their services into structured projects and manage client relationships efficiently. With operations across Europe and a rapidly growing user base, Juuli continues to expand its suite of tools designed specifically for the modern freelance workforce.

For more information about Juuli, please visit www.juuli.com [http://www.juuli.io]

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