You’ll get asked for ID and to sign a document after a day or two.
Never heard of that process before🤯 usually get told yes or no at end of application, Im in Scotland so unsure if ill get accepted or not.
My sincere apologies for asking a question!
Don’t worry about it. Someone might move it to the NatWest thread.
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It would, also I’m sure the real card is a duller blue than how it shows there and in Apple Pay/the app.
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My card hasn’t held up very well considering I’ve rarely used it physically.
But totally understand why given the materials they’ve used.
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Bank of Scotland
Barclays
Halifax
Lloyds
Nationwide
NatWest
Santander
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TSB
As far as I could tell
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I did go into a branch, but not sure that’s compulsory (like it is with Nationwide). My savings accounts both existed already and they just ordered a card.
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Still hoping Barclays will update their debit card designs to match the new Barclaycards. My Avios Rewards BC is probably my favourite in my wallet at the moment - very minimalist.
Yea they are due for an refresh, although I don’t know if the Avios Mastercards ones are better but the Forward/Rewards that I’ve seen are really cheap feeling cards, and the core moves so the chip doesn’t align.
Much prefer the current Debit card other than the embossed details.
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My word.
How did you get this?
HSBC Metal World Elite Mastercard | HSBC Canada.
Looks to only look like abroad.
World Elite MasterCard | Travel Credit Card - HSBC UK but doesn’t mention metal at a glance.
It’s a US credit card:
the old design was the best. lion in black metal card. the best HSBC card in the world:
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I really can’t tell if I like that. One part of me thinks it looks really cool and then the other half just thinks it looks really scratched and damaged.
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This 
The US credit card is easily to get, but the credit limit is so low for not residency in the US. I recommend UK credit card the best.
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Can order one over the phone
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What is the point of a savings card?
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