How do I fund my account with a debit card?

Please note:

Initial funding of your account can only be made by Bank/Wire Transfer. Any subsequent funding can then be made using a debit card.
It is not possible to fund ISA accounts by card.

Open the trading platform and navigate to the card funding module:

In SaxoTraderGO/PRO: Select Menu > Deposit and Transfer > Card Funding

If you have not previously registered a card, enter all the relevant details on page 1. Transaction, including the card type and deposit amount.

Choose ‘Add new card’ from the Card field and select Next to continue:

On page 2. Card details enter all the debit card information and select ‘Make Payment’:

If the card passes our security checks your payment will be processed.
The card will automatically be saved to your account for future use – if you are within the limit of the maximum number of registered cards allowed.
As a security measure, we automatically remove saved cards if we detect a possible address change.
– If you have recently moved, and have not done so already, update your address details by opening the platform menu, and choosing ‘Renew personal details’.
– Then use the ‘Add new card’ option in the funding module to re-register the card.

Open the trading platform and navigate to the card funding module:

In SaxoTraderGO/PRO: Select Menu > Deposit and Transfer > Card Funding

Complete page 1. Transaction with all the details of the deposit, and choose the card you wish to use from the Card field drop-down.

Select Next to continue.

As you are using a previously registered card, once your transaction has been processed you will be taken to 3. Confirmation.
You will also see confirmation of the transaction in your notifications.
If your deposit is unsuccessful:
- Try re-registering the card using the 'Add new card' option in the funding module. An updated security check will be run to authorise this for use.
- If you need to update your address, you can open the platform menu, and choose ‘Renew personal details’.

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