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FlexOne
Helping young people take control of their money. That's FlexOne.
If you’re 11 to 17, you can open a FlexOne current account. Enjoy all the benefits of having your money wherever, and whenever, you need it.
We've changed our FlexOne terms and conditions to protect under 18s from gambling. The changes apply to all new and existing account holders. Find out more about the changes we're making to our FlexOne terms and conditions
Life can be complicated. That’s why we’ve created FlexOne – our straightforward current account for teenagers and young people.
Choose from a cash card or debit card. Whatever’s best for you.
Check your balance at home or on the go with text alerts, mobile and internet banking.
With FlexOne, we don't charge you anything for using your account. To find out more read the Fee Information Document.
Our FlexOne account earns you monthly interest of 1% AER/gross p.a. (variable) on balances up to £1,000.
You can make payments with your Nationwide debit cards using Apple Pay, Google Pay™ or Samsung Pay anywhere that contactless payments are accepted.†
† Available on selected Apple devices only and compatible Android devices using Android 4.4 and higher. Apple and Apple Pay are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries. Google Pay is a trademark of Google LLC.
Samsung and Samsung Pay are trade marks or registered trade marks of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Samsung Pay is available on select Samsung devices.
Nationwide Education (This link will open in a new window) has hundreds of resources for young people, parents and teachers on money, careers, safety and sustainability.
Find out how to apply
Protecting your money
AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year.Gross p.a. is the interest rate without tax deducted. Net p.a. is the interest rate after the deduction of tax.