Rooster Card

The head start card

The independence they're asking for, with the reassurance you need

The contactless card for kids that can give them a head start with money. Teach good money habits, set spending allowances and help them save for their goals.

Card for ages 6-17. Parent/guardian must be 18+ and UK resident. Card designs subject to availability. Subscription fees apply via auto renewal after first month’s trial has ended, £19.99/yr or £1.99/m. Offer T&Cs and other fees may apply.

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Hear from families using Rooster Money

"Excellent app, easy to use. Added bonus of cheapest prepaid card and dynamic CCV making it really safe for online too"

Fiona, mum of 2

4.7 Play Store Rating

Something for all ages

Free

3+ Years

Star Chart

3+ Years

Building good habits early. Eligibility criteria apply.

3+ Years

Free

5+ Years

Virtual Money Tracker

5+ Years

Keep track of pocket money and spending, with no deposits required. Eligibility criteria apply.

5+ Years

1 MONTH TRIAL

6-17 Years

Rooster Card

6-17 Years

A prepaid debit card for kids, with a pocket money app and chore manager. Card for ages 6-17. Fees and T&Cs apply. Parent/guardian must be 18+ and a UK resident.

6-17 Years

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"If you are looking to give your children a pre-paid card which teaches them all about finances, gives THEM the responsibility for their funds and gives you, the parent, ease of mind on safety, get them a Rooster Card"

Ally

Why join Rooster Money?

Easy for parents

Manage all pocket money in one place. Help your kids make spending decisions when out & about. Power to the kids, no pestering for you.

Fun for kids

Making money fun is the first step! A child friendly interface that empowers and encourages kids to engage with their money.

Build good money habits

By starting early you can help them build good saving (and spending) habits that will last a lifetime.

Why give your kids a RoosterCard?

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Got my young boy on the tracker without the card, and my older one on the card. He just saved up for his first pair of boots and bought it himself. Great life lessons along the way.

Ben, dad of 2