Monzo, a UK-based digital bank serving both individuals and businesses, has introduced a digital bank account specifically created for children aged six to 15 called "Monzo for Under 16s." The account is free and aims to provide financial management tools to youngsters while maintaining parental supervision and control.
Key features of Monzo for Under 16s include no fees for sign-ups, top-ups, subscriptions, or international purchases. It allows children to establish savings objectives, receive planned allowances, and make payments through a connected card. Furthermore, it allows parents to link these accounts to their own to manage spending, online transactions, and money withdrawals.
Monzo also offers educational content on savings, budgeting, and safe online spending. The account also offers a progression path, allowing children to upgrade to a full Monzo account when they reach adulthood.
Analyst QuickTake: Neobanks are looking to diversify their revenue streams and capitalize on their existing market position, as expanding into new areas appears costly. Doing so aims to maximize current resources, strengthen customer connections and stickiness, and improve the overall customer experience. Moreover, the teenage banking segment is relatively untapped and is poised to be one of the fastest-growing segments.
By using this site, you agree to allow SPEEDA Edge and our partners to use cookies for analytics and personalization. Visit our privacy policy for more information about our data collection practices.