Money you own
Hold supported currencies and follow incoming funds, pending transactions and available money.
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Asset-backed credit cards and premium cashback for your own spending. Bring your eligible assets, card activity and borrowing into a financial view you can understand.

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Pledge eligible assets as collateral for credit linked to your card. Use the agreed facility for purchases and keep the repayment obligation in view.
Borrowing is secured against your assets. Their value can change, and pledged assets may be sold if the agreement’s requirements are not met.
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Earn premium cashback on eligible purchases. Follow the reward from the original transaction to the amount available to you.
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Credit, cash and investments serve different purposes. Keep their balances and obligations distinct.
Hold supported currencies and follow incoming funds, pending transactions and available money.
Personal accountsReview the recipient amount, exchange rate, fees and estimated arrival before sending.
TransfersUnderstand custody, access and risk before using an asset or pledging it for borrowing.
Assetspayment options
A borrowing option should fit your repayment plan, not just today’s expense.
| Option | What you use | What to review |
|---|---|---|
| Account balance | Money already available to you | Currency, pending commitments and fees. |
| Asset-backed card | Credit secured by eligible assets | Cost of credit, collateral and repayment. |
| Other credit options | A separately assessed credit offer | The amount, schedule, total cost and eligibility. |
Eligible assets are pledged as collateral for credit. A purchase draws on that credit rather than requiring an upfront asset sale. You still owe what you borrow, and collateral can be sold if the agreement’s requirements are not met.
Collateral eligibility and valuation depend on the offer. Ask for the accepted asset list, how values are assessed and the conditions for adding or releasing collateral before committing.
Yes. Business cards, cashback and lending have their own eligibility and terms. Company finances should be kept separate from your personal account.
Tell us where you live and how you intend to use the card. Ask about the credit and cashback programme that applies to you.