Yonder Rewards Cards

If I could give them a zero, I would they are the worst online banking I’ve ever had to deal with. There were free account for no reason asking you to send over your bank statements with all your income. For them to verify your address when it’s other things you can verify, but no, they want your bank statement to be very careful of this company. No they charge you £15 a month for absolutely nothing when you try and use your card at the store. Your card will bounce for no reason knowing that you have money in there don’t even bother wasting your time and your money on this company. They are Rude and they’re very disrespectful. You will send them a message. It takes them a week to reply back then I wanna send you a bombard of messages in one go. But don’t want to reply to you their customer service is absolutely horrendous and it’s not like you’re getting any benefits from this account anyway yes abroad but what you are paying £15 for nothing you have to book your holiday through them to get the insurance and for an online account, why would you want to see anyone’s income? It has nothing to do with them. Please be aware of this bank. I have had so much trouble with them first I couldn’t log into my account because their system was down trying to log it back in was a nightmare the customer was absolute horrendous. You’re emailing them to get Help and you’ve got 10 different people trying to tell you what to do and when you confront them, they will close your account because you say something why you do this? Why do you need my finance information? And then now close your account it just goes to show they’re not legit.

Beautiful app and great concept. Been exploring restaurants and events around London with great deals. Highly recommend

Not for entrepreneurs or business owners operating as sole traders, no matter your income! Avoid. Please update the app to reflect this. Despite letting you waste your time submitting an application, sending in income verification documents and the like, they told me they’re being “conservative” and no accepting applications from sole traders. That’s their business decision, but it’s disingenuous for them to not say that sooner in the process before harvesting the user data submitted. I would suggest sticking with the rewards cards they’re trying to “disrupt,” as at least they have clear application processes. I’m not normally fussed about writing reviews, but felt the process with Yonder was really disappointing UX—not because they declined me (honestly, not sure I need another card, though the rewards system seemed unique) but because they knew the answer before they asked me for all the information I submitted including market research data about where I learned about them. It seems they’re intentionally wasting time given such a small tweak to their app would make it so I wouldn’t have had to go through this whole process.