Also, thermal printed gives us a much wider character set (as you don’t need a physical model for each character). As a result, you can have accents and special characters on your name, which isn’t possible with embossed cards.
Another hidden perk of Monzo Plus we should advertise
Fun fact, a few months ago we had someone who legally changed their name to a famous celebrity’s child’s name (I will not attempt to pronounce it) and wanted to have it printed on a card.
Not enclosing the celebrity’s name, but you can probably guess
Is there plans to have the numbers on the back of the hot coral card. It’s cleaner and makes my wallets not suffer from having the card Number wear into it @arthur-ceccotti
No more than saying “Monzo have a customer named Neil / Bob / James / Tim / Alex” would, I expect. It’s non-specific and doesn’t identify any single person.
Saying “Celebrity child Pilot Inspektor Lee has a Monzo account” would be revealing customer details, as then a single person is being identified. Or in this case, saying “Monzo customer Neil 0 changed their name to a famous celebrity child’s name (I will not attempt to pronounce it)” would be identifying. But that line hasn’t been crossed at all.