document: {"document":{"title":"Monzo","text":"https://monzo.com/static/docs/monzo-terms-and-conditions-2.0.pdf\nThese terms and using your Monzo account\nThese legal terms (English law applies and disputes will be settled by English courts) are between you and Monzo Bank Limited (Monzo/us/we) and you agree to them by using the Monzo app.\nYour Monzo account is a personal UK current account and you mustn’t use it for business purposes.\nYou should read this document along with our Data Privacy Notice.\nHow to contact us 💬\nYou can contact us through the Monzo app.\nEmail us at help@monzo.com.\nPhone us on 0800 8021456.\nOr send a letter to: Monzo, Broadwalk House, 5 Appold St, London, EC2A 2AG.\nHow we'll contact you 👋\nWe'll contact you in English 🇬🇧 and Emoji 😃 via the Monzo app, or through your email, phone or home address.\nPlease let us know if any of these change!\nWe also send you instant notifications when you spend or receive money.\nMaking payments 💸\nYou need enough money in your account to make payments\nBut some transactions that would take your balance below zero may still go through.\nIf that happens, we'll let you know the amount you'll need to repay before the end of the day and you’ll need to pay us back as soon as possible.\nIf you go into an unarranged overdraft\nIf you go over your arranged overdraft limit, or we haven’t agreed an overdraft limit with you and your balance goes below zero, we call this an ‘unarranged’ overdraft.\nWe’ll charge an interest rate of 33.4% per year (variable) which is equivalent to a rate of 39% EAR (variable).\nIf you have an arranged overdraft with us with a lower rate than this, that lower rate will apply instead.\nThe monthly cap on unarranged overdraft charges for your current account is £15.50.\nSee more detail here.\nWe’ll calculate any interest based on how much you’re overdrawn by at midnight each day, and charge your account on the first day of each month.\nWhen we calculate the amount you’re overdrawn by, we’ll exclude any money you’ve agreed to put aside in ‘Pots’.\nMoney in Pots isn’t part of your available balance, so you can still go overdrawn even if you have money in Pots.\nWe may block your payments if:\n    your instructions are unclear\n    we suspect criminal activity on your account\n    we're not legally allowed to make the transfer\n    it goes over your payment limits (you'll find these in your app; they'll change over time).\nIf we block a payment, we'll let you know as soon as possible, using one of our usual channels (see ‘How we’ll contact you’ above).\nYou can find information on all your transactions in your feed and your regular bank statements in the app.\nThere’s information on how to make different payments, the information we need about the recipient and how long these payments will take, too.\nPaying with your card abroad 🏝\nSpending with your Monzo card is free anywhere around the world, and should work anywhere that accepts Mastercard.\nWhen you use your card abroad to make a payment in a foreign currency or take out cash, we use Mastercard’s exchange rate with a 0.0% fee.\nYou can find the Mastercard exchange rate here.\nTaking out cash 💳\nWe won’t charge you for withdrawing money from an ATM in the UK or in the European Economic Area (EEA) if you meet the Fee Criteria listed in our ‘Fees and charges’ section at the time you make the withdrawal.\nIf you don’t meet the Fee Criteria at the time you make the withdrawal, you can withdraw up to £250 from an ATM in the UK or the EEA in any rolling 30-day period without any fees.\nAfter that, we charge 3% of the total amount you withdraw over £250.\nYou can withdraw up to £200 from ATMs outside the EEA in any rolling 30-day period without any fees.\nAfter that, we charge 3% of the total amount you withdraw above £200.\nFor some ATMs you may need to turn on the ‘magnetic stripe’ rather than using chip and PIN.\nYou can do this in the app.\nIf you have both a Monzo personal and Monzo joint account, you have one fee-free ATM allowance across both.\nYour money is protected by the FSCS 💰\nAny money in your Monzo account is fully protected up to £85,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).\n16-17 year olds 🏝\nIf you’re under 18 you won’t be able to apply for an arranged overdraft and we won’t charge any fees if you go into an unarranged overdraft.\nYou also won’t be able to make some payments for things like gambling.\nFrom the age of 18, we’ll charge you at the current rate if you use an unarranged overdraft.\nYou agree to us using your information 🤝\nBy accepting these terms, you agree to us using your information to make and receive payments on your account.\nIf you’re no longer happy for us to use your information, we’ll have to close your account.\nBut we may keep your personal data and use it where we have lawful grounds to do so.\nFor example, any records we need to keep for regulatory reasons (see our Data Privacy Notice).\nFees and Charges 💵\nHere are our fees for using the main services on your current account.\nYou may have to pay other costs, taxes or charges in relation to your Monzo account, which are outside of our control and not charged by us.\nFor example, other banks may charge you for sending money to your Monzo account.\nYou won’t pay some of our fees if you meet any of the criteria below (our ‘Fee Criteria’):\n    At least £500 was paid into a Monzo account in your name over the last rolling 35-day period, and you have at least one active Direct Debit on the same account in the same period.\n    You’ve received a Department for Work and Pensions or a Department for Communities’ payment into a Monzo account in your name over the last rolling 35-day period.\n    You’ve received a student loan payment into a Monzo account in your name over the last rolling 8-month period.\n    You’re sharing a Monzo Joint Account with someone who has done at least one of the above.\nWe’ll tell you in these terms and conditions where fees won’t apply if you meet the Fee Criteria.\nReplacement cards\nWe’ll never charge you for replacements where your card expires, is faulty, has been stolen, has been swallowed by an ATM or if we’ve cancelled your card because we’re concerned about fraud.\nBut we do charge a £5 fee for replacement cards for other reasons (including if you lose your card).\nYou’ll get up to two replacement Monzo cards per account per year for any reason without paying the £5 fee if you meet the Fee Criteria when you order a replacement card.\nIf you need us to post your replacement card to somewhere outside the UK, we’ll charge you the international card fee of £30 in all circumstances.\nWhen we offer rewards 🎁\nSometimes we’ll offer rewards for things like inviting friends to join Monzo or CASS switching.\nWe can withdraw or change these offers any time, without letting you know in advance.\nYou’ll only get financial awards once per action (for example you’ll only get a bonus for CASS switching once, or once per friend you invite).You might have to pay income tax on money you get as part of these rewards.\nContact HMRC if you’re unsure.\nIf something goes wrong 😱\nPlease keep your phone, card and PIN safe at all times.\nIf we discover any security issues affecting your account, we’ll contact you as soon as possible in the most secure way, using one of our usual channels (see ‘How we’ll contact you’ above).\nIf you lose your card or see transactions in the app that look wrong, freeze your card and tell us as soon as possible.\nWe’ll usually refund you any money if:\n    it was taken after you froze your card in the app, unless you acted fraudulently\n    we should’ve applied strong customer authentication but we didn’t, unless you acted fraudulently\n    someone makes a payment without your permission\nWe’ll also refund any money you lost due to our mistakes or inaccuracies with your payments.\nWe can help by speaking to other banks to make sure they treat any payment we send late as if it was sent it on time.\nBut you won’t be able to claim back money you’ve lost if:\n    you gave us incorrect instructions or we can prove that the bank we sent your payment to received it (although we’ll still try to help you recover your money)\n    you purposefully didn’t keep your phone, card or PIN safe, or you were very negligent in not keeping them safe or if your account is in overdraft, you gave them to someone else\n    you acted fraudulently\nIf someone pays money into your account by mistake you give us permission to return it.\nIf you’ve used your card to make a payment which didn’t specify the exact amount (for example when hiring a car), and the final amount is higher than you could reasonably have expected, we’ll give you a refund.\nYou’ll need to tell us within 8 weeks of the transaction, and give us any information we reasonably ask for to investigate.\nErrors with Direct Debits are covered by the Direct Debit guarantee scheme.\nClosing your account\nYou can cancel your account within the first 14 days of opening it, or close it at any other time.\nIf you’d like to, please get in touch with us.\nYou’ll need to repay any money you owe us before we can close your account.\nOnce we’ve closed it, your card won’t work and you won’t be able to access your account.\nWe can close your account by giving you at least two months’ notice.\nWe may close your account or stop you using your card and app immediately if we believe you’ve: broken the terms of this agreement; put us in a position where we might break the law; broken the law or attempted to break the law; given us false information at any time; been abusive to anyone at Monzo or a member of our community\nHow to make a complaint\nIf you have a complaint, please contact us and we’ll do our best to fix the problem.\nIf you’re still not happy, you can refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service.\nFor more details you can visit their website at www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk.\nYou could also submit your complaint through the European Commission’s Online Dispute Resolution website.\nThe European Commission may then refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service.\nYou can find more information here.\nMaking changes to this agreement 📝\nThis agreement will always be available in the app and on our website.\nWe can make changes to our charges, interest rates, or the terms of this agreement from time to time.\nThis includes introducing new charges or rates and charging in a different way.\nWe may make these changes, including fees we charge, because of changes to:\n    law, regulation, industry codes or Financial Ombudsman, court or regulator decisions\n    the way we run our business\n    the cost of providing your account and running our business, for example a change in our cost of funding, technology (including our systems) and service costs\n    the banking or financial services system\nWe can make favourable changes to these terms and charges for any reason.\nWe 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