Day to day, how many cards do you carry? Including credit, debit, prepaid, ID, loyalty.
No real reason behind this thread, just interested to hear what everyone else carries. No pressure to join in what so ever.
I carry 2 debits, 1 ID, 2 credits, 1 membership
6 total.
@HoddzDJ, arenāt you going to start? 
one card, the only card, that cardā¦
Starling Card 
Edited, my bad 
Three debit cards, one old prepay card (for nostalgia 
), one ID card, one donor card, four membership cards, four loyalty cards and one spudger card.
I think I need a purge.
3 debits, 1 ID, 1 Railcard, 1 oyster, 5 āmembershipā
2 cards - Monzo PP and Nationwide CC
But also 2 more debit cards on Apple Pay - never used.
ID - Driving Licence
Credit - Amex
Debit - co-op Bank
Health Insurance - EHIC
I am now experimenting with Monzo pre paid. If an app based bank can prove itself reliable with joint accounts then I will switch from the co-op
The One Card to rule them all.
ā¦and thats it. No ID either.
I only take other debit or credit cards, or ID, if I know I will need it. In an emergency, or if Monzo is down, I can use Apple Pay for my other cards or RBS/Natwestās cashless cash machine withdrawals for cash.
3 debits (Monzo x2, legacy bank debit), 2 credits (AmEx/legacy bank credit), railcard, ID (driving license), around 6 different loyalty cards.
I am card less 
ļø usually I donāt carry any cards at all. I was carrying Monzo until it got on Android Pay so now back to not carrying anything physical. Debit cards,. Credit cards and loyalty cards are all in Android Pay. Professional Membership and ID cards are not something I would need every day so I just take them when required.
This is pretty cool, but Iām pretty bad at managing my deviceās battery life so unsure how well itād work for me 
I never remember, is there a payment limit for Android Pay? I guess you are reliant on merchants supporting contactless
4 Debits: Monzo, Legacy bank, corporate card, prepaid card (Loot) + Driving Licence and ID
At most shops I found there is no limit you just have to authorise payment by unblocking your phone. So basically do what our iOS users do and touch finger print sensor for payments over Ā£30
I rarely come across machines now that donāt support contactless but I frequently still find places that donāt take cards!
Yes thatās true but most retailers even the local corner shop supports NFC payments.
Thereās an increasing trend of shops doing contactless by taking the card off you and walking to the till rather than taking the keypad to you to tap. All the local pubs now do this for example, presumably because itās easier on the staff. Iām not sure thatād work with a mobile phoneā¦ if it locked they couldnāt unlock it to pay, so carrying the monzo card is essential for that.
I have monzo card, prescription prepayment, legacy debit card (although that account is empty), driving license, and national trust card.
Monzo prepaid and CA, Capital One credit card, Starling and Curve (the last 2 are closed accounts I just carry if I need to show them to someone new to Fintech unaware of the challenger banks).
Iāve had the same kinda chunky wallet for the last decade and Iām really trying to slim things down (slim/minimal wallet suggestions are appreciated ); for now I carry my Monzo card (of course ), my B debit card, organ donor card and my ID.
I almost never carry cash these days!
I use the Nomatic wallet.