This is a prepaid Mastercard for traveling. I took one and didnt use it and then got an email offering a bonus of £18 if I added £500 to my card.
The rate of exchange is very good and can be used for all the main currencies including euro and Dollars.
It isn't a credit card. It is a prepaid card meaning you can only spend what you have put on the card.
You can use it in the UK like any other card for transactions. There is no charge for withdrawing sterling off your card.
may be worth a look for holiday funds and some free cash.
11 comments
CBJ137
11 Jul 17#1
yes a bonus if you spend £500. Not free.
jonnithomas to CBJ137
11 Jul 17#3
no, you don't have to spend it. you can simply withdraw afterwards it if you choose to. no charge.at any atm that doesnt charge you. maximum £200 a week. Besides I'm simply using mine on everyday expenses which would come out of my bank debit card otherwise. so food, petrol, household utility bills etc etc.
m1chaels
11 Jul 17#2
Deposit £500, withdraw £518?
myflumps
11 Jul 17#4
I think offer is account specific.
jonnithomas to myflumps
11 Jul 17#5
I think if you take a card and dont use it then they send you the offer to encourage you.
redzarf
14 Jul 171#6
money saving expert have a referal link for free £10 if you add £50. Exchange rate was within about 0.3% of what my capital one credit card did.
PeteW
14 Jul 17#7
Anyone know how their rates compare to Monzo?
lg1991 to PeteW
17 Jul 17#11
Monzo is better as they don't take a percentage of the foreign exchange like WeSwap who take up to 1.4% for an instant swap. Also with weswap you must exchange before you spend where as Monzo exchanges on the spot for you.
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The rate of exchange is very good and can be used for all the main currencies including euro and Dollars.
It isn't a credit card. It is a prepaid card meaning you can only spend what you have put on the card.
You can use it in the UK like any other card for transactions. There is no charge for withdrawing sterling off your card.
may be worth a look for holiday funds and some free cash.
11 comments