7 Reasons Why YOU Need a Curve Card in 2022

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  • čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
  • Originally filmed for 2021, but this all still applies in 2022, and slightly less so in 2023, 2024 - see the pinned comment for some changes to Curve that happened. My Curve referral link for you - www.curve.com/join#D562864N or just enter the code D562864N in the app when you sign up.
    I believe you'll be able to spend on your Curve card straight away as within the app you can view your card details (click "Account", "View Card Details"). E.g. no need to wait for the physical card to arrive. Thanks to everyone who has supported me and the channel in this way and benefited themselves too.
    In this video I'll run you through what Curve is (it's NOT a credit card or a bank card), how it works and all the different key benefits it brings together that I think make it an amazing financial "tool" for the majority of people.
    ✨✨ Find/follow/support the channel: linktr.ee/mergedroid ✨✨
    Timestamps
    00:00 Intro
    00:30 Curve explained
    01:29 Obvious Benefit: A Thinner Wallet
    02:43 Extra Benefit 1: Use Curve with Google Pay + Apple Pay etc
    04:11 Extra Benefit 2: Earn Cashback
    06:18 Extra Benefit 3: Save on Foreign Spend
    08:33 Extra Benefit 4: Instant App Alerts + Receipts
    09:11 Extra Benefit 5: Blocking the Curve Card
    10:24 Extra Benefit 6: Moving a Transaction
    12:39 Bonus £5 Cashback Sign Up Link / Summary
    13:28 Wrap Up
    #Curve #Cashback #FinTech #SmartFinance #SaveAbroad #GooglePay #ApplePay #GarminPay #WenaPay #Mastercard #Visa #AppAlerts #EmailReceipts #cashback #referral #freemoney
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  • @MergeDroid
    @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +3

    Here's my link: www.curve.com/join#D562864N
    28th June 2022 - Curve have announced a fairly big shake up to the free card and paid tiers that will come into effect in 60 days (so around the end of August). I'll make a new video on this, I still think the free tier has some big benefits, but here's what they've communicated:
    Curve will still be free, but we’re introducing limits to the free Curve card:
    * Set 1 Smart Rule
    * Add up to 2 payment cards
    * Go Back in Time 3 times per month
    * Only customers with a premium subscription will be able to add a commercial card. You can still Go Back in Time for up to 30 days, and spend abroad fee-free up to £1000/month.
    Introducing Curve X
    Rather than removing the free tier, we’ve added a high-value, low-cost subscription tier called Curve X, priced at £4.99/month.
    * Add up to 5 payment cards
    * Go Back in Time up to 60 days
    * Go Back in Time as many times as you want
    * Spend without fees abroad up to £2000/month

  • @Arghans
    @Arghans Před 3 lety +9

    Cheers for creating this video. Had seen ads for this card but hadn’t realised the big feature which is pretty neat for us value hunters and our plethora of cashback cards 😁 Will use your link to get one 👍

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +2

      Thanks Ledge, glad you found it useful. You're definitely living up to your name, I really appreciate you using my link.
      Hopefully you benefit from the card as much as I have, including some cashback stacking.
      If you have the time please do check out some of my other videos and see if it's worth subscribing 👍

  • @Sam-pn2kc
    @Sam-pn2kc Před rokem +1

    metal user here well worth for me as I have lot of cards from different countries. and that travel insurance and phone insurance is peace of mind and smart rules is great

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před rokem +2

      Glad you're liking the Metal tier option! You might get recommdned it, but with your Curve Cash building up no doubt, this video I made about how to transfer your cashback to your bank account may be of interest - czcams.com/users/shortsIs2Z0cVtD44

  • @CupraBBD
    @CupraBBD Před 3 lety +2

    good video, question do these transaction take longer showing up on your cards? say I use curve instead of my debit card - normally if I use my debit card and the transaction is there in minutes on my bank app - if using curve will this take allot longer to show up? if so how much longer?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +2

      Thanks, glad you found the video valuable, please do give it a 'like' if so. The transactions show up immediately, I get an app alert. If I have alerts set on the underlying credit card or debit card I get these at the same time. Occasionally the email receipt takes a bit longer to come through, but usually very quick. Hope this helps?

  • @AshokKumar-2113
    @AshokKumar-2113 Před 2 lety +1

    Very good explanation and I want to add your code

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks again Ashok, glad the video is helpful. I'm not sure if my other reply posted OK, but if you'd already applied for your Curve card and wish to add my code now, you may need to contact @AskCurve on Twitter to ask if this is possible. Good luck and let me know how you get on.

  • @driftertravels928
    @driftertravels928 Před 3 lety +2

    Nice video..I mainly got a Curve blue card after getting a new phone that can only be unlocked by Face ID, so using Apple Pay became a pain in the neck with a face mask on. I use my Curve card now as my main payment method and have Apple Pay as backup, don't bring my other cards with me anymore.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks Eric, I'm glad you like the video and are also a fan of Curve! Seems like you've found another good use for it!
      Please do check out some of the other videos on the channel too if you like this style and do consider a subscribe 👍

  • @colinharvey1049
    @colinharvey1049 Před 3 lety +1

    Do you still get the supplier cover that a credit card would give you if you used the curve?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Colin, Curve offer their own similar protection, see support.imaginecurve.com/hc/en-gb/articles/213620489-Am-I-covered-by-section-75-of-the-Consumer-Credit-Act-?mobile_site=true

  • @robwright1557
    @robwright1557 Před 2 lety +1

    I'm confused by the back in time feature.
    If I make a purchase on one card, then go back in time to another bank card, do they both get charged?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      Hi Rob, no problem. No, it 'moves the charge' from one card to the other by refunding you in the initial card, then charging you on the new card. I hope that helps clear it up, just let me know if not. It's always worked well when I've used it. Please do check out some of my other content too if you like the style of this video 👍

  • @MergeDroid
    @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety

    *My Curve referral link for you (and me - full disclosure!) to earn £5 when you sign up: **www.curve.com/join/#D562864N** or just enter the code D562864N in the app when you sign up. You earn your £5 after you spend on your Curve card and I believe you'll be able to spend on it straight away as within the app you can view your card details (click "Account", "View Card Details"). E.g. no need to wait for the physical card to arrive. Thanks to everyone who has supported me and the channel in this way and benefited themselves too.*

  • @georgereddy5714
    @georgereddy5714 Před 2 lety +1

    A quick question, if we return an item back to a store and get refund, does it go back the same card we sent with or can we chose where the refund goes?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi George, a good question. Curve will do all they can to match it to the card you paid with, these days they are pretty good at doing that automatically. If they can't match it sometimes they refund it to your Curve cash card - this can be even better as like having cash in the bank if you have Revolut and following my video here to withdraw your Curve cash to your bank account - czcams.com/users/shortsIs2Z0cVtD44 Hope this helps? In short I've never had any issues with refunds, always had it back to the original card or to my Curve cash card. It sometimes takes a couple of days extra than I think it would do if you were using a card directly.

  • @davidemazza6778
    @davidemazza6778 Před 2 lety +2

    What happens after the 1% cashback period? Do you get a smaller percentage?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Davide - that depends, .....if you have the free Blue card there is no lower level of cashback, but you can refer a friend yourself and if they sign up you'll get another 30 days of 1% cashback (as will they). You will also still get the specific retailer offers if rolled out in your region. If you have one of the paid versions of the card you can get cashback at a select number of retailers (Black card = 1% at 3 retailers of your choice and for Metal that goes up to 6 retailers of your choice. I hope this helps.

    • @chrismintoff
      @chrismintoff Před 2 lety

      I don’t understand what the advantage is when being “Curve Fronted” would result in a 1.5% charge over and above. That’s the opposite of cash back. What’s the point?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      Curve Fronted is for set types of transactions, like paying HMRC for your taxes, that would usually have a much higher fee if you used your credit card directly. They used to be completely free via Curve, but they introduced Curve Fronted to deal with these types of more unique payments and introduce a fee, albeit a small one. Hope that helps?

    • @chrismintoff
      @chrismintoff Před 2 lety +2

      @@MergeDroid That's actually an important clarification. I assumed it meant for all transactions where the Curve card was "in front" of any other card. Thank you for this, it makes it worth considering now.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      No problem, glad to help clear it up. For example, I've been using Curve for years and never once made a Curve Fronted transaction as just never had the need too. Some people really like it for saving when they pay HMRC etc though.

  • @lansulin
    @lansulin Před rokem +2

    So if I load it to Apple wallet and then buy idk. something for 3.99€ in a store, do I actually pay exactly 3.99€ or more (additional fees?)?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před rokem +2

      Hi Lan, you would just pay the 3.99 Euros 👍 They don't add any fees. They have changed some things recently meaning for the free version of Curve you can only add 2 bank cards. I will make a new video on this, so please sub and tick the bell if you'd like to see that.

  • @simonellis778
    @simonellis778 Před 2 lety +1

    It's now suddenly a big hike from free to £9.99 per month (I have lots of cards linked). The reason I'm watching this is I'm trying to decide whether it's worth paying that. Any thoughts? Great video - thank you.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Simon, thanks. Yes, what looks like some difficult news from Curve yesterday - please see my pinned comment and for anyone else wanting more detail I have re-tweeted Curves announcement (@MergeDroid over there on Twitter). As I mention in the pinned comment there are still some decent advantages on the different levels they offer, but if your personal focus is on linked cards (as it will be for many) and you NEED more than two cards you will have to consider a paid tier of £4.99 per month for 5 cards *(existing members being offered this for £1.99 per month for the first year)* or Curve Black at £9.99 a month offering unlimited cards. There's also Curve Metal at £15.99 a month offering unlimited cards too and other benefits. In your case I think you have to look at how many linked cards you really need/use on a regular basis - would doing a year at £1.99 a month (check your email from yesterday) be worth it for you to have 5 cards? After this maybe it's final decision time? Please consider a sub and ticking the bell if you want to see further updates and maybe see what you make of the rest of the channel's content - mainly budget tech.

    • @simonellis778
      @simonellis778 Před 2 lety +1

      @@MergeDroid Hi - thanks for your response. I definitely use 6 cards regularly. So I think the Curve Black has to be the one. Bit of a £ shock though. Thanks again.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      @@simonellis778 No problem. I think it's a case of having to look at the benefit you've had for free for a number of years (hopefully) and consider that in the new cost....that's how I try and look at it. BTW, you might like this video on the channel showing how you can withdraw Curve Cash to your bank account by using Revolut - czcams.com/users/shortsIs2Z0cVtD44

  • @lupu5675
    @lupu5675 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the video.
    Do you whether Curve will charge me if I am going to use my Physical HSBC Bank debit card (linked with Blue Curve Card) and withdraw £300 from a foreign ATM.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před rokem +2

      No problem. You mean you will use the physical Curve card, with your HSBC card linked to it, right? The foreign ATM limit for the free card is £200 a month so there would be a charge beyond this. Their website says...
      "For purchases and ATM withdrawals made abroad with Curve, we do the currency exchange for you at a wholesale rate and don't add any additional fees.
      There are certain limits on the amount up to which you can make fee-free transactions or ATM withdrawals, after which charges will apply:
      Curve (previously: Curve Blue) (free) - Spend up to £/€1000 per month fee-free. There's a 2% fee for any more spend. Withdraw up to £/€200 per month from foreign ATMs. There's a 2% fee or a £/€2 charge (whichever is higher) for any further withdrawals."

    • @lupu5675
      @lupu5675 Před rokem +1

      @@MergeDroid Thank you for your reply :)
      Sorry, what I am trying to ask: Will Curve charge me if I am going to use my HSBC card that is linked with Curve Blue?
      I have two cards at the moment
      1) Curve Blue card 2) HSBC debit card
      I understand that I can only take £/€200 per month from foreign ATMs using Curve Blue.
      But what if I am going to take £/€300 per from foreign ATMs using my HSBC card? Not the Curve Blue card. But it is linked with Curve Blue account... Will Curve Charge me despite I am not using their card?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před rokem +2

      Thanks. So you're simply going to use a physical card (HSBC one in this case) that you have associated to your Curve account but totally separately, the 'old fashioned way'. If you do this Curve have no way of knowing about any of the transaction so couldn't charge you. Hope that makes sense, if I've misunderstood again, just say.

    • @lupu5675
      @lupu5675 Před rokem +2

      @@MergeDroid Thank you for your explanation
      Got you! so, as long as I use my debit card in a "old fashioned way" Curve wont charge me.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před rokem +2

      Yes, they've got no way to know you're using your card in the regular way. They will only know about transactions that use the Curve card.

  • @ChloeASMR91
    @ChloeASMR91 Před 2 lety +1

    I have a question you didn't mention I'm new to this I want to know how to use the limits on mine it says upto £1,500,000 I don't think this is right I'm getting the card next week would I be able to spend anything on this card and not have to worry about paying anything back and would it affect my credit score?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +2

      Hi Chloe, thanks for checking the video. Remember Curve is just directing spend to one of your existing cards, so it's the limit on those you'd need to consider and of course continue to pay off. Hope that helps.

    • @ChloeASMR91
      @ChloeASMR91 Před 2 lety +1

      @@MergeDroid okay thanks and what about it affecting my credit score would it affect it?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +2

      @@ChloeASMR91 I'm not a financial adviser of course, but as mentioned and in the video, Curve isn't a credit card and you simply direct spend to your other cards which you should maintain and pay off as usual.

    • @ChloeASMR91
      @ChloeASMR91 Před 2 lety +2

      @@MergeDroid ohhhhh right I thought it was a credit card thank you for making me understand that and thanks again for helping 😊 x

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +2

      @@ChloeASMR91 No problem, glad to help.

  • @gm51829
    @gm51829 Před 2 lety +1

    Is this only for UK (£)? Can I order it in Cyprus (€)?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Gazza, Curve is for the UK and countires in the EEA (in Euros), including Cyprus, so you can sign up and enjoy the benefits. They are looking to expand to other countries too, including the US....let's see if that happens this year!

  • @davidhradilek5988
    @davidhradilek5988 Před 2 lety +1

    Do you know when is 500€ limit for transactions in different currency reseted? It's 1 per month but when? 1. Day in month or from card issue, or from 1. Payment? It's not visible in the app and I need to know, so I don't have to pay 2% fee. Thank u!!!

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      Good question! It's not obvious from anything I can see. I might suggest judge it by your 'spent this month' total under one of your cards, as you can see when the first transaction for one of those was. Does that help?

    • @davidhradilek5988
      @davidhradilek5988 Před 2 lety

      @@MergeDroid it's possible but who knows..

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      It would seem to suggest it's the calendar month.

  • @gracxx162
    @gracxx162 Před 2 lety +1

    if my acount is in EU with euro currency and i like to use curve card in other country of EU is that count also as abroad with limit of 500 or is just for the outside of euro zone?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +2

      Hi Grac x, I am pretty sure it's down to foreign currency, and as all your spend will be in Euro you'll be fine. Hope that helps, please do confirm if you go for it 👍

    • @gracxx162
      @gracxx162 Před 2 lety +1

      @@MergeDroid and if i have a card with dedicated currency one in euro one in pounds lets say then is no limmits also?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +2

      You'd have the limit on the one not in your native currency if Curve is performing a conversion.

    • @gracxx162
      @gracxx162 Před 2 lety +1

      @@MergeDroid native of my account create country or native for the card ? Basically I live in euro money country but my nationality is polish so i have also card issue in polish złoty so I'm wonder can I use both of them in native currency of the card without limitation I understood that I I use them for payments in dollars for example I gwt limits

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      I think if different to where your card was issued, it might be worth Tweeting them with your particular situation or maybe just get it and do a small test?

  • @MergeDroid
    @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety

    *June 2021 and Curve are offering the chance for us both to win £5k if you sign up via my link. Full T&C of the competition: **www.curve.com/en-gb/legal/terms-5k-refer-a-friend/** See video description for my link. Good luck!*

  • @davidqiao3492
    @davidqiao3492 Před 2 lety

    Using Huawei now, could I use Curve in UK?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      Can you install Play Store apps on your Huawei or is it one where this isn't possible?

  • @charliesmedley3894
    @charliesmedley3894 Před 2 lety

    Can you still use your other cards to pay even when you have a curve card?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +2

      Hi Charlie, yes having a card added to your Curve wallet (app) doesn't stop you using that card on its own as you usually would. Hope that answers it?

    • @charliesmedley3894
      @charliesmedley3894 Před 2 lety +2

      @@MergeDroid that answers it and thanks for the quick reply

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 5 měsíci +1

      👍

  • @user-vz1xj1ub9t
    @user-vz1xj1ub9t Před 2 lety +1

    Simple question
    How I put money in card ?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      You don't, this card simply points at one of your existing cards. Hopefully if you re watch it makes sense the way I explain it. Let me know if not 👍

  • @livefreevinnie
    @livefreevinnie Před 3 lety

    I'm assuming this isn't available in the US?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety

      Hi Vince, not yet, but Curve seem to have plans underway to launch there in the future.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      Their 2022 plans show coming to the US - watch this space!

  • @marianrozsa1746
    @marianrozsa1746 Před rokem +1

    I have it on samsung app but i don't activated i was thinking is credit card 🤣🤣🤣

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před rokem +1

      Hope this helped 👍 Please do check out some of the other content on the channel.

  • @ianjmofo
    @ianjmofo Před 3 lety

    What's the point when you can just add your cards to Google /apple pay on your phone anyway, don't need to carry any cards.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety

      See the other 6 points I cover aside from a thinned down wallet.

  • @antonisxatzakis7702
    @antonisxatzakis7702 Před 3 lety

    I use one code for the sign up bonus I purchase something but I don't get the bonus why ?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Antonis, thanks first for checking my video out and using the referral. However, as you state it sounds like it hasn't worked which is unusual. I'd normally see an alert that someone had used my code and I haven't seen one with your name sadly. Would your sign up name at Curve appear the same way as your CZcams account? If you feel happier contacting me privately please do so either via Twitter or email, both on my channel 'About' page. I can raise it with Curve to investigate and hopefully get it sorted.

    • @antonisxatzakis7702
      @antonisxatzakis7702 Před 3 lety

      @@MergeDroid I use a code from a different youtuber I doesn't use your code but thanks anyway

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +1

      @@antonisxatzakis7702 Ah, OK. I think you'd have to check in with them in case they know of any issue with their code or just go ahead and contact Curve, perhaps easiest on Twitter (@imaginecurve), I think you can DM them to keep it private. Good luck, let us know how you get on.
      In the meantime it's great that you've found my channel too, so if you have a minute do check out the other content and see if it'd be worth subscribing 👍

    • @antonisxatzakis7702
      @antonisxatzakis7702 Před 3 lety +1

      @@MergeDroid I try thanks for the help dude

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Hope it's still going good 👍

  • @alanpennington1646
    @alanpennington1646 Před měsícem +1

    Can you use Curve card with PayPal ??

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před měsícem +1

      As in have it set as one of your payment options? Yes, no problem there.

  • @Irongenetics
    @Irongenetics Před 3 lety

    There is no real difference to apple pay. With apple pay you can choose too, with which credit card you want to pay...

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety

      Hi, similar in one way but review all the other advantages I list, how many can Apple Pay match? For example you can't use ANY Mastercard or Visa with Apple Pay (only supported), you can't go back in time and move transactions from one card to another, you won't get cashback, you won't save when spending abroad etc etc.

  • @donkeytravel1528
    @donkeytravel1528 Před 3 lety +1

    Revolut is MUCH better and cheaper plans as well

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +2

      That's a totally different product though.

  • @ZhaliaNovantaquattro
    @ZhaliaNovantaquattro Před 3 lety

    I transferred PayPal money to Curve. Anybody who did the same mistake as me? Any help?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +2

      Hi, what happened when you did that?

    • @ZhaliaNovantaquattro
      @ZhaliaNovantaquattro Před 3 lety +1

      @@MergeDroid Nothing. On my PayPal history it says the transition has been completed, but I don't see the money on my Curve account yet (although before doing the transition it said that would be immediate)

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +1

      What type of card was Curve pointed at? Perhaps just contact their support team via the app. 👍 They are very helpful.

    • @ZhaliaNovantaquattro
      @ZhaliaNovantaquattro Před 3 lety +1

      @@MergeDroid N26, but there's nothing there either... I'll wait Monday at least, then I'll contact the assistance

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +2

      Sure they will sort it. Do update us. 🤞

  • @KittyOzzyZiggy3895
    @KittyOzzyZiggy3895 Před 2 lety

    to bad its not available in the u.s.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      Hi Andrew, I understand they plan to release there, a massive market for them. Not clear on the timeline. I'll definitely Tweet and share a video update with news, so consider a sub and follow if that's of interest. I hope there might be some other content of interest on the channel too.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

      Their 2022 plans show bringing Curve to the US - watch this space!

  • @raees6330
    @raees6330 Před 3 lety +1

    This video is just u trying to sell the Curve card to us. I’m guessing u work for them or something if u care about it this much

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +1

      Sadly not Raees, just a great product that I'm definitely a fan / advocate of! Check my other videos too and you'll probably think I work for Google in their Chromebook marketing department 😂 Jokes aside, I think most people who try Curve become fans.

  • @wamberto_candido
    @wamberto_candido Před 3 lety +1

    Brasil

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +2

      Are you waiting for the availability of Curve card in Brazil?

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +1

      🧐🙄🤔🤔🤔

    • @wamberto_candido
      @wamberto_candido Před 3 lety +2

      yes I'm waiting

    • @wamberto_candido
      @wamberto_candido Před 3 lety +2

      Brazil needs this application! Very innovative and practical.

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety +2

      Hopefully soon! I see they are expanding including the US, so let's hope South America is to follow!

  • @noumenondrift2522
    @noumenondrift2522 Před 3 lety

    mehh, looks pretty garbage

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 3 lety

      How so? I'm obviously a fan, but I think for some good reasons.

  • @AshokKumar-2113
    @AshokKumar-2113 Před 2 lety

    I have already submitted but I have not used your code how can I add your code

    • @MergeDroid
      @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi, I'm not sure if it's possible but you could message @askcurve on Twitter and provide the referral code and see if they could honour it. Thanks either way for thinking of using my code and I hope the video was of use. I'm planning an update video to reflect some of the changes they're making to limit the free version to 2 underlying cards for example.

  • @MergeDroid
    @MergeDroid  Před 2 lety

    *December 2021 and into 2022 - Curve have updated the sign up promo, as well as the £5/5€ cashback you'll get, you'll also benefit from 1% cashback on all of your spend for 30 days, you can earn up to £20 this way. Full disclosure, using my referral link rewards me with 30 days of cashback too (but not the extra £5), hopefully still a win win if my video has helped. Here's my link: **www.curve.com/join/#D562864N*