how about a bright orange? or better still, hot coral!
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WATCH YA BASS BINS!
Reach for the lasers :D!
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Acidddddd!!!1
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I spotted this on Twitter yesterday & itās great to see that weāre getting closer to the launch of the current accounts butā¦the card has the old MasterCard logo 
is this the final design now? And if so, Iād be curious to hear what happened thereā¦
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With regard to the old MasterCard logo I assume that was a small batch from what Eileen called āinternal testingā and the final one will have the new logo, similar to the one Paul showed at a meeting in their old office? Anyone from Monzo able to clarify?
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Never mind, I found the answer 
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That is outrageously good looking in red.
Embarrassing
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Are they really that stupid or is it just policy that they have to reply like this? 
I think it is standard NafWest policy as they are replying like that on various social media every time they spot someone says they will leave 
As @alexs managed to track down on Twitter, these are indeed just internal cards 
The final debit cards should look like the pictures that have been floating around here a bit, with the new Mastercard logo, customer names, and at least initially, hot coral 
The very boring reason begin that switching card design completely is a very lengthy process, so we want to be able to start taking these cards through their paces as soon as possible, without waiting for this to complete 
We canāt wait to share them with you
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At least initially? Donāt go, hot coral card!
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I really like the blue design, but Iāve got to say that the Hot Coral card gets a lot of people talking when I use it and Iām sure that there have been a few more sign-ups after fact.
Why not go for two cards? One for business and one for leisure; think of it as the Monzo Mullet (Iām trade marking that name 
)
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Lets face it not hard to beat there totally dull previous efforts which have been only slightly amended since it went from midland.
Flat map on grey with words changed to dull silver when they swapped to visa from switch maestro.
I find all the banks - HSBC, Natwest, Santander, RBS/Halifax. Barclays, First Direct, Co-op. Metro, Starling, Revolut cards are all really plain and uninspiring. Is that what people want from their bank - boring?
Apart from Monzoās hot coral the only design I really like is Lloyds (I donāt bank with Lloyds). That powerful horse with the stern green instils trust in the product. You donāt see a lot of animation on cards. It would be awesome if Hot Chip made it onto the Monzo card one day, or into the app somewhere. Give little chip his big break! 
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Agree! I still hear merchants talking about monzo cards - last week had a comment saying āits another one of those orange cards!ā
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The reason I like Monzo is because theyāre different. Theyāre making a stand against the old fashioned banks. To me, although I like the gif colour as a colour in itself, I much prefer the coral for a card. For a start, it is a conversation starter with cashiers, friends and so on. The brightness makes it easier to pick out in my wallet. Plus, itās the colour that has been there from the beginning and it would be a shame to see it go. Keep the coral!
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I just joined and havenāt gotten my card yet but I love the colour of the coral. It stands out, easy to find in your purse/wallet and much nicer than a plain blue colour!
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Iāll be heartbroken if Monzo lean towards a run-of-the-mill black/navy/gold/blue card. The hot coral attracts so much attention, so I think having another super bright colour (green perhaps?) would totally shatter the expectations of a banking card - again!
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