Everything we do, and what it costs.

No monthly fee on any account. The charges below are the only ones there are.

Current accounts

Everyday banking, a card, and standing orders that run themselves.

Free

Local transfers

To another account in the same country, the same day.

Free

International transfers

Sent on the rail that suits the amount and the country.

from 0.4%

Cards

A virtual card in seconds, with the limits you set.

Free

Savings

Money aside, earning, with no notice to take it back.

Free

Borrowing

Personal, auto and business lending, priced per product.

from 8.5% APR

In every account, at no charge.

Not an upgrade, not a tier — this is what an account is.

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A debit card

✓

A virtual card

✓

Standing orders

✓

Direct debits

✓

Same-day local transfers

✓

Receipts on every payment

✓

Freeze and unfreeze

✓

Spending limits

✓

Statements as PDF

✓

24/7 chat with a person

✓

Switch service

✓

Deposit protection

The one thing we charge for.

Sending money abroad costs us something, so it costs you something. Here is exactly what, per rail, before you send.

Rail

Arrives

Fee

Local transfer

Same day

Free

SEPA

Next working day

Free

Faster Payments

Within 2 hours

Free

SWIFT wire

1–3 working days

0.4%

Card payout

Within 30 minutes

1.1%

The rate is the one we get, with nothing added to it. The fee and the amount that will arrive are both shown on the send screen before you confirm, and again on the receipt afterwards.

Against a high-street account.

Us

Typical high street

Monthly fee

Us

Free

Typical high street

$0 – $17

Virtual card

Us

Free, in seconds

Typical high street

Not offered

Freeze a card

Us

From the app, 1 second

Typical high street

Phone the branch

Added to the exchange rate

Us

0%

Typical high street

2.75% – 3.5%

Receipt on every payment

Us

Yes

Typical high street

Statement line only

Chat with a person

Us

24/7

Typical high street

Weekday hours

High-street figures are the published tariffs of the four largest providers as at September 2026. Yours may differ — check your own account's terms.

Nothing to weigh up, really.

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