They look like virtual cards that you can assign to a currency to me. Perhaps they think this is a better ease of use?
I wouldn’t say it is, though.
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Sure. I think, though, that the mere fact we’re chewing it over suggests it’s a key feature they need to bottom-out.
Frankly if it’s several cards, it’s not smart and certainly not progressive. And that’s before the narrative develops into integration with other payment methods (Google, Apple etc).
For me, it has to be one card and a clever app.
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If I’m in Singapore, I want to be able to convert the currency to lock in the rate and use the same card like a local. I wouldn’t want to use the wrong card and enact a conversion from Euros to SGD 
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Totally agree 
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Did I miss the review 
Nope 
, you missed nothing 
Misleading title then lol, I was looking for a review about something that doesn’t really exist then.
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fixed it 
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I’ll give you a review:
It looks like a shit product.
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much better, can’t be a review of something that’s not really rolled out
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Insightful as ever… TrustPilot got nothing on you 
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It does appear to indicate that. The unique point of the pitch is that it’s the first black-owned fintech startup.
https://www.fintechfutures.com/2021/02/uk-black-owned-challenger-atmen-to-launch-in-march/
The article answers several of the questions posed herein with a focus on improving UK - African transactions.
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That explains the🦒 at least, just not the B crown thing on the card.
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Perhaps the giraffe is on the left side of the card that we can’t see in this image with the B 
on the right. If we are correct with the meaning of the B then to me it’s no different to a LGBTQ focused business featuring a 
somewhere on their product, or that weird thing Christians sometimes do with a <><.
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Interesting! Well, it is early stages. Hopefully they’ll have it but more together as they move forward. I don’t really see the need to trash it in the way it has been, it’s not like they’ve launched a Viola Black style vast ad campaign while not having everything together, or even come on here themselves inviting critique, the article suggests it’s very much two entrepreneurs in the early stages of something. Good luck to them I say.
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Well said, Lovely
Totally agree 
There are views, and there are views, as we are reminded so often on here when we’re repeatedly told Monzo staff no longer interact much because they’re too scared of being met with an angry forum member or whatever it was (I’m joking but you get the idea). I just think it’s best to look with the most open, kind thoughts and see where it goes. Mondo was a bit of a fiasco initially but everyone went in with the best of intentions and we all willed them on to do well, and they did.
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Atmen already on boarding, but it didn’t work for me 
You must have a printed utility bill and photograph it. No other options 
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Their website is still up, but social channels don’t look overcrowded 