I also use Wise for my "banking services", but remember that Wise is NOT a bank, it's not regulated or insured as one.
For alternatives - doing cross border service is too much adminstration and legal bother for most of the new online services - try an old fashioned bank that has an international presence. At worst you may have to visit an office (from the Netherlands you could make the trip in a day for less than €100), but the service will be an order of magnitude greater.
Yes, for the company we have a large brick & mortar international bank (with custom contracts on money transfer fees) and a backup brick & mortar bank where we put our money that is marked for investments. For payments to staff and expenses, we use Wise + Revolut (both) and we all have both cards. This seems to get us the best rates with the least risk. It's a little bit more expensive than just using Revolut or Wise, but having our funds frozen would be lot more expensive.
I also use Wise for my "banking services", but remember that Wise is NOT a bank, it's not regulated or insured as one.
For alternatives - doing cross border service is too much adminstration and legal bother for most of the new online services - try an old fashioned bank that has an international presence. At worst you may have to visit an office (from the Netherlands you could make the trip in a day for less than €100), but the service will be an order of magnitude greater.