Currency accounts - Other accounts
Our other accounts
1.
Choose the type of account you are interested in
- Student accounts (3)
- Children's accounts (2)
- Currency accounts (2)
- Cash card accounts (1)
2.
Account type:
Currency accounts
-
euro Account
If you regularly make or receive euro payments, this current account could be perfect for you.
- Operates in euro
- Chequebook
- Reduces exchange risk
- No monthly fee
-
Foreign Currency Account
Make and receive foreign payments with ease with this current account. Available in a wide range of currencies.
- Choice of currency
- Reduces exchange risk
- Chequebook
Consumer Moneyfacts Awards 2013 – current accounts
We’re pleased to announce that we won Student Account Provider of the Year.
We were also nominated for 6 other awards, including:
- Online Banking Provider of the Year
- Current Account Provider of the Year
Read more about the Moneyfacts Awards and nominations
Other options to consider:
Overdraft
When your budget is overstretched, going into the red shouldn't leave you red-faced.
e-savings Reward
Available exclusively online, it offers higher rates for months when you don't make withdrawals.
Accounts no longer for sale
Some of our current accounts are no longer available to new customers, but if you have one you can find all the details here:
Need help with jargon?
Here are the five definitions that we think you'll find most helpful.
- Connect card
-
The name of your Barclays Bank debit card. You can use it to withdraw money from cash machines and pay for things in shops and other outlets.
- Arranged limit
-
Relates to your overdraft and is the total amount you are allowed to borrow on your account. The limit is agreed between you and your bank.
- Chip and PIN
-
A new way of paying with credit, debit and charge cards in the UK that's designed to cut the cost of card fraud. When you use your card to pay for goods at shops, restaurants, petrol stations etc, you'll enter a four-digit personal identification number (PIN) into keypads at the checkout instead of signing to authorise the transaction.
- Overdraft Limit
-
An overdraft is a pre-arranged facility that allows you to withdraw money from your account, in excess of your credit balance.
- Continuous authority
-
A method of payment in which you agree to have certain amounts debited from your credit/charge/debit cards on an ongoing basis to pay for goods and services.
Need other terms explained? See our Other accounts Jargon Buster
