You’re forgiven 
I thought maybe it was different for RBS or something.
Yes.
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Which debit card is that? I have the Premier Debit and it’s the most boring black card on the planet (if you exclude first direct). I used to love my ‘shed’ card both the black and none black versions.
I think the BOS card is nice with the Forth rail bridge on it
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Yep that is 100 times better than the black card which basically has the same design but it’s black… on black… at least the shed had lights inside it… LOL
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You can’t get that one anymore i dont think.
We you can but it will be a “Visa” not a Mastercard
I miss the sheds… something about a bank not being bank-ey. Like wtf has sheds got to do with anything but at the same time genius because sheds have nothing to do with banking.
And yes I know technically they were beach huts even if you replace the word shed with beach hut it’s still totally eccentric and I loved it
They did but then about 5 months ago. Natwest and RBS switched back to new accounts being Visa and older accounts being Mastercard.
I wish I could change my C&Co card to Visa, the Mastercard logo colours don’t look right sat there.
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Agreed. The white Visa logo looked much better.
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It’s a bit of a lottery 
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Think they did mention about switching back to Visa somewhere.
A bit of a hypothetical question - but if you hold an RBS personal account, and open a business bank account, is it opened at the same sort code, or are new accounts all based centrally now?
(Yes, the sort code in question is 15-80-00)
I would expect business accounts to have a totally different sort code to personal current account, regardless of “silly sort codes”.
Monzo/Starling I think share them across personal account but they’re branchless. With HSBC my business account had a different sort code so I would expect other non-fintech banks to be the same. The personal account sort code would relate to your nearest branch but don’t think the same logic applies for business accounts.
Does C&Co offer business accounts?
You have to go via the old Current Account Application form and then change the sort code to Child & Co and then you get the card.
that is indeed what I was getting at!
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Strictly speaking C&Co don’t offer any accounts. It’s just legacy branding for one sort code when using a legacy application form, which it seems actually gives you less functionality than regular accounts (no travel account). So there’s no such thing as a C&Co business account, no.
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No not a Revolve account. Has to a Select Account.
Just checked it can only be a Select account.
Also you can’t ask to change your Sort Code. The Sort Code is set by the bank for your account type and i believe region as well. It can’t be changed. This form just lets you set it.
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Anytime!
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