That made me giggle much more than it should have done 
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Gosh I didn’t even get it, looks like there’s a desperately need to improve my English. 
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Anyone noticed the shine as you turn your phone side to side on the First Direct Current Account Card (in Apple wallet. /pay) It’s as if your turning a physical card and the light bounces off it lol I did a screen video of it but won’t upload
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This happens if you’ve connected it to open banking within the wallet app in iOS.
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Yes, have it on some connected cards on Apple Pay but doesn’t seem to be consistent. Two of my black RBS debit cards are connected but only one shows the effect.
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How do you switch between the two?
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Very nice. Overall, I think Santander has some great card designs globally at the moment
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In Brazil, most cards work as both debit and credit. When you tap or insert your card at a store, it asks if you want to pay as debit or credit, the same at an ATM.
Interesting, thanks.
I remember when I was at university in the US, my student ID card was also a bank card and it could be loaded with university credits to use in the cafeteria. When I used it they would ask which function I was using.
And this was back in 2008!
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What happens if you use It abroad? I know some countries ask the cheque/savings/credit question, but most don’t.
In the US at least, usually have to say credit even though it’s a debit card.
I didn’t know that was a thing (duel use card). Also that is one of the nicest card designs I’ve seen in a long while.
The more I see cards like this the more I realise that the UK has some very boring designs.
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I have one winging its way to me from Australia at the moment. It’s cheque/savings/credit.
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Presumably it didn’t have anything as modern as a chip or contactless though 
Definitely not, not in the US. Stripe and sign all the way.
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