Newham Savings Pro

Newham Savings Pro cards

Choose the card that belongs on your account.

A personal card, a company card, or a credit-builder card is a record next to the deposit account it draws on. Personal cards are held for a banker by default. The published starting limit is $2,500, the purchase APR is 19.99%, everyday cash back is 1.50%, travel rewards are 2%, and the annual fee is $0. The card does not spend while it is pending. A wallet is added only after the card is active.

NEWHAM SAVINGS PRO

DEBIT · CREDIT

Pick a card for how you spend

Three cards, three jobs. Figures are the published defaults. Review is on by default, so an application is not a line of credit. Advertising on this page is not a commitment to lend.

Personal cards

A credit card on the everyday relationship.

  • ·Starting limit $2,500 when an application is approved. Purchase APR 19.99% (1,999 basis points). Annual fee $0.
  • ·Everyday cash back is 1.50%. The travel product is 2%. Rewards post on the card record after purchases post, not while the card is pending.
  • ·You choose a nickname. Lock and replace live in card management, separate from the original application. A replacement is published at $0.

Business cards

Employee spend inside a company line.

  • ·Published company line is $2,500. Rewards are 1.50%. An employee limit can sit between $500 and $25,000 a month without raising the line.
  • ·You decide who spends. Freezing a card can take effect immediately, so new purchases decline.
  • ·The card draws on the company book. It is not a personal credit card and it does not spend during review.

Credit builder

A secured card. The deposit is the limit.

  • ·Security deposit from $200 to $2,500. That deposit is the credit limit. It is not available as checking cash while it secures the card.
  • ·Bureau reporting is on by default, to the bureaus named on credit monitoring, and only after the card is active. Nothing is furnished while the application is on hold.
  • ·A wallet waits until the card is released. Apple Pay and Google Pay are the published networks. Provisioning is $0.

Lock it the moment you need to.

Card management is its own surface, so freezing a card does not reopen the credit application. When immediate freeze is on, new purchases decline at once. A limit review has a published decision window of five business days. You still see every posted charge on the card, in cents, next to the deposit account it settles against.

Lock it the moment you need to.

A wallet token exists only on an active card.

Provisioning waits until the card is released. You will not see an Apple Pay or Google Pay token on a pending card, and there is no provisioning fee in the published schedule. If the card is later locked, new purchases decline even if a wallet still shows the card art.

A wallet token exists only on an active card.
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