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Avoid la Caixa, they're only good if you want a doorway to sleep in. Revolut is officially a Lithuanian bank, but otherwise I'd say that's the best choice. OpenBank might be worth checking out too.
Thanks, you are not the first one to bring Caixa as being bad.
Are you an OpenBank customer yourself, or did you just hear good things about it?
I haven't used OpenBank myself, but friend who gave recommended it to me. It's just a brand of Santander of course, but seems to be cheaper.