Monzo: Why THIS revolutionary no-fee travel card has a WAITLIST of over 15,000

If you’ve managed to get your hands on one of the most coveted bank cards on the market, your next holiday just got cheaper. 

The Monzo card is a pioneering concept engineered by a startup bank. 

Online-only and operated through a smartphone app, Monzo might just represent the future of money. 

The genius system uses Mastercard’s international system to clear its payments. 

It also offers a game changer in travel. 

The bank promises no fees on your transactions, anywhere in the world. 

When you withdraw cash abroad, you’ll be charged exactly zero pounds in conversion and ATM fees with Monzo. 

Standard practice for the big banks is to charge an exchange fee and an ATM charge when withdrawing money in another country. 

With the online-only Monzo bank, you have the potential to save a considerable sum on your vacation. 

The startup has just been granted an unrestricted banking licence and plans to launch a complete current account by the end of the year. 

But signing up and depositing money into your new online account isn’t without risk. 

Monzo doesn’t yet offer the protection of the government’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme, but balances are held by a third-party bank which means your risk of loss is relatively low. 

You’ll get instant spending notifications on your device and your balance is updated automatically every time. 

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