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But the card hasn’t yet launched, although it’s expected to debut before the end of 2020. You can join the waitlist, but if you want a card now, look at other popular prepaid cards for teens.
Currently, you can only sign up to join Wingocard‘s waiting list:
To be eligible for a Wingocard, you need to be at least 18 years of age to sign up for an account, but your child only needs to be at least 13 to use the card and participate in Wingocard‘s referral program.
Like most debit cards for kids, Wingocard gives you the option to assign chores and pay your teen for completing them. Wingocard also offers these benefits:
Although there’s no reason to believe that Wingocard won’t be safe to use, the company’s website doesn’t currently include any information about the security of the app or the funds in your account.
There’s still a waiting list to receive a Wingocard, but according to comments from the developer, the card will launch in late 2020.
Once you receive and activate your Wingocard, you can do the following:
There’s no phone number you can call, but you can reach the company in the following ways: