Beatrice Borbon

We’ve published our financial statements for the financial year that ended in February 2018.

We believe we can give you everything you need from a bank, without branches. Pay in cheques and cash, withdraw large amounts of cash and make big bank transfers, all from your phone.

We explain what Open Banking is, how it works, and what it could mean for you and your money.

We break down what's going on behind the scenes each time you make a payment with your card.

If your card's been lost or stolen, here's how to cancel your card, order a replacement, and get a refund on any illegal transactions.

Add money to your Monzo account by making a bank transfer, setting up a standing order, or getting your salary paid straight in.

Yes! Monzo is a fully-licenced UK bank. That means we’re regulated by the FCA and the PRA and the money in your Monzo account’s protected up to £85,000.

When you make payments abroad using Monzo, we pass on the Mastercard exchange rate directly to you, without any markups.

From launching Apple Pay, to helping you send international payments, we take a look at the progress we’ve made in May, and explain what’s in store for June.

A recently-formed team of four, the Vulnerable Customers Team are dedicated to making sure Monzo understands and considers the needs of all our customers, especially those that are most likely to have problems with their money.

From giving everyone the option to switch to Monzo, to adding a few new categories for your spending, we take a look at the progress we’ve made in April, and explain what’s in store for May.

Yes! Having an overdraft at your old bank doesn’t stop you from switching accounts through the Current Account Switch Service. But some banks won’t give you the same overdraft with your new account.

Yes! You can have as many current accounts as you like. Find out why you won't hurt your credit score, so long as you follow this post! ✅

You can now add tags to your transactions, to help you sort and search the things you buy with Monzo.

From reaching half a million current accounts, to making more overdrafts available, we take a look at the progress we’ve made in March, and explain what’s in store for April.