Engage is an account with a Visa debit card which allows you to easily manage your money. With no credit checks or lengthy applications, we’re here for you regardless of your financial circumstances.
We’re a convenient and rewarding alternative to a traditional bank account. You can receive regular funds, such as wages, benefits, or a loan from your Credit Union, into your Engage account, giving you instant access to your money without the risks or hassle of carrying cash.
With cashback rewards, budgeting tools, instant payments and a handy app, Engage helps you make the most of your money.
Engage accounts are available to Credit Union members. Credit Unions are local not-for-profit organisations offering great savings and low-cost loans to communities.
Not yet a Credit Union member?
You can earn up to 15% cashback whenever you use your Engage debit card at our retailer cashback partners, including: Asda, B&Q, Sainsburys and more!
We’re an ethical and rewarding money account and aim to keep our fees fair, so that you can make the most of your money.
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Make the most of your Engage account with our simple-to-use mobile app.
As well as using your plastic Visa debit card to make purchases, you can add your card to your digital wallet so you can pay with your phone.
Take the stress out of budgeting and paying household bills. With Engage Envelopes, you can ringfence the money you need for your bills, so you never have to worry about overspending.
Envelopes are currently available on the Engage Online Portal, and are coming to the Engage app soon!
Engage Visa debit card and account is issued by Contis Financial Services Ltd who is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority to issue e-money (Firm Reference Number 900025) and is a member of Visa. Please note that the Engage is an electronic money product and although it is a product regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, it is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. We ensure that any funds received by you are held in a segregated account so that in the unlikely event that Contis Financial Services Ltd becomes insolvent your funds will be protected against claims made by creditors.