Your money should always be working for you—not sitting idle.

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iFAST Global Bank

09 Jun 2025 · visibility 1781 views

Most UK current accounts offer little to no interest, pushing you towards savings accounts that limit your access to funds. As a result, over £250 billion* remains idle in current accounts earning nothing. 

 

That’s why we’re introducing iFAST Multi-Currency Debit Card linked with Multi-Currency Current Account, where you can save, spend, and send—all in one place. With up to 2.90% AER (variable) on your balance, your money earns interest even when linked to your debit card for daily spending. 

 

What Makes This Current Account Different: 

All Your Money, One Account 

Manage your savings, expenses, and goals effortlessly. Our Multi-Currency Current Account keeps all your currencies in one place because managing money should be simple. 

 

Spend Like a Local, Anywhere 

Switch currencies instantly with FX at your fingertips. Travel, shop, and pay in multiple currencies without hassle. Your bank, your way. 

 

Send Money, Your Way 

Transfer to over 160 countries, fee-free. Whether it’s for family or bills, we make global transfers smooth, fast, and cost-effective. 

 

Your Money, Your Safety 

Feel secure knowing your deposits are FSCS protected up to £85,000. Banking made worry-free. 

 

Banking without Boundaries: Save, Spend, Send – All in One Place. 

*Data sourced from: The Building Societies Association, Bank of England (BoE) Household Deposits November 2024.

iFAST Global Bank is a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

iFAST Global Bank is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Our Financial Services Register number is 716167. We are registered in England and Wales, our company number is 4797759.

Please note that the provided details serve as general information and should not be considered as financial advice or endorsements. We strongly advise customers to diligently carry out their own research and consider seeking expert guidance for tailored financial choices.