Can I connect my Debit Card to one of my joint Currency Current Accounts?
Yes, provided any party can sign on the nominated joint Currency Current Account.
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Yes, provided any party can sign on the nominated joint Currency Current Account.
No, your sterling current account cannot be disconnected from the Debit Card as this is the default account for your Card i.e. your Debit Card is automatically set up against your sterling current account.
Yes, the bank will identify the currency of the cash withdrawal and check for a connected current account in that currency.
No, the functionality is available with your existing Debit Card.
To add/remove currency accounts connected to your Coutts Debit Card, simply log on to Coutts Online, click on Services and select Multi-currency Debit Card, follow the simple instructions and your Debit Card will be instantly updated to your chosen Currency Current Accounts. Alternatively, your preferences can be updated by contacting your Private Banker or Coutts 24 on +44 (0)2079572424.
To connect your Coutts Debit Card to your Currency Current Accounts, simply log on to Coutts Online, click on Services and select Multi-Currency Debit Card. Follow the simple instructions and your Debit Card will be instantly connected to your chosen Currency Current Accounts. You can also activate this service by contacting your Private Banker or Coutts 24 on +44 (0)2079572424.
The bank will detect that a transaction has been made in a foreign currency and check to see if there is a corresponding currency current account connected to your Debit Card. If this is the case, the transaction will be debited against the relevant Currency Current Account. If not, the transaction is authorised against the default sterling Current Account and currency conversion charges will apply in the usual way.
NB – please ensure that any pending transactions have cleared against your Currency Account before de-linking this account. If the debit card has been de-linked prior to clearing the transaction will clear against your GBP account.
If a merchant processes a payment in an overseas currency, the bank will check to see if the Debit Card has a corresponding Currency Current Account connected to authorise the payment.
The multi-currency functionality allows you to utilise one of the following two options in the event that there are insufficient funds in the corresponding currency current account: