Deal
£15 when you get a Curve card with Finder's link
Download the app for free and get £10 free cash. T&Cs apply.
Deal
Download the app for free
Tired of having multiple cards? Curve may be the answer! Download the app for free now and connect them all to it. T&Cs apply.
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Earn 1% cashback with Uber, Amazon, Apple and more
Looking for a great deal? Join Curve today and earn 1% instant cashback from various brands. T&Cs apply.
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Spend money abroad with no exchange fees
Get your Curve card and don't worry about exchange fees anymore. Spend your money abroad with no extra costs. T&Cs apply.
About Curve
In need of one card to rule them all? Curve is a good option for you. It aims to distance itself from traditional banks and provide just one place to manage all your spending, savings and money transfers from. By connecting all your accounts, Curve defines itself not only by its mobile nature but also by working as a virtual bookkeeper. Rather than looking through a mountain of receipts or tabs of online statements, Curve takes a record and lets you know what you’ve been spending. Also, its 24/7 availability is definitely a plus.
Pros and cons of Curve
Pros
- Account can be set up in 20 minutes or less.
- Bank card provided on registration.
- A complete record of your spending over multiple accounts.
- Spending history can help you to save money.
- Cashback rewards from retailers.
- Safe and secure.
- Registered with the PRA and FCA.
Cons
- Limits on spending and withdrawals.
- Lack of face-to-face contact when banking.
- Curve doesn’t provide anything more than a business or personal current account.
- Long queue times means it can take a while for your account to be fully set up.
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