4th
App-Based Bank
(8,059 reviews)
Review Score
8.4
Cashplus Current Account
See which providers perform best in our App-Based Bank comparisonManage your account 24/7 from any device. Get real time balance information, statements, send payments and apply for extras.
Verified
04/12/2020
Fantastic-Would Recommend
I would highly recommend this account, it's easy to use, the app is easy to understand, I can do transfers, pay bills, block my card and I can do it all on the road! It's great
Verified
25/05/2021
This Company Are Legal Fraudsters
I was tried to open a business account during lockdown. High Street banks were not off this service and j was forced to use an online bank. They robbed me of my mo ey and closed my business with no explanation whatsoever. Complete fraudsters
About
Cashplus have spent a decade building a suite of digital banking services for their customers. Offering instant online application decisions and real-time account information, Cashplus is on hand to deliver an on-demand service for an on-demand generation. Cashplus appeals to both consumers and businesses especially when it comes to startups, sole traders and contractors.
Benefits of Cashplus App-Based Bank
- Offers credit cards for business and personal use as well as current accounts.
- Powered by Mastercard
- Pay in cash at any UK Post Office Branch
- Open an account in three minutes
- Credit Add-Ons available for personal and business accounts
- Daily cash withdrawal limit set at £500
- Currency cards to help you spend abroad
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I open an account?
It’s really simple to open an account. Simply visit Cashplus online and apply. Cashplus states that an account can be opened in three minutes.
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How can I contact Cashplus directly?
There is a list of helpful Q&As on their site however if your question isn't listed you can contact them directly by either calling or emailing.
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Is my money covered?
Cashplus are authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). It doesn't have a full banking licence which means their accounts aren't protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).