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Name: Rooster card
Rating: 4.76 (17655 reviews)

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4.76

Based on 17,655 reviews, last reviewed 18th Jul 2026

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Latest highest rating:

5

The Rooster card is brilliant. The Rooster card is brilliant. It's easy to top up. can keep an eye on spending and kids can see their PIN if they forget it. It's a win all round. Reviewed on: 18th July 2026

Latest lowest rating:

1

Happy Always helpful and friendly, easy to deal with Always helpful and friendly, easy to deal with Reviewed on: 16th April 2025

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NatWest Rooster is a kids debit card and app to help your child learn money management skills.

Set spending limits, add money easily and get spend notifications with this prepaid children’s bank card from NatWest. Existing customers get access to Rooster for free.

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NatWest Rooster card reviews (17655)

Great account for my children

NatWest Rooster allows my children to learn how to use their money wisely. Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Very good all round, never had a problem with Nat west.

Very good all round, never had a problem with Nat west. Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Brilliant banking for my daughter!

Brilliant banking for my daughter she has the app on her phone to see how much money she has I I control from my phone too. She can use contactless, order online and chip and pin like a normal card. She feels independent and loves it! Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Everything you need.

Really nice first banking experience for my little girl. Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Great for children

Great for children to keep track of their money and learn about saving Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Rooster offers a great banking experience for my chi...

Rooster offers a great banking experience for my children to familiarise themselves with modern day banking Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Rooster, simple and stress free

Love all the features that come with the rooster card and how easy it is to manage my daughter's money Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Useful for children of different ages and needs.

Rooster is so useful in our house of children with different needs. We have had to implement a cashless house as cash gets "found" and "finders keepers". So Rooster is a great way of tracking funds, setting up savings pots and using the card when kids go out without a parent to buy something. Really pleased with this banking system. Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Easy to Use for both parent and child

My daughter has used her rooster card easily and the fact I can keep track of her spending and top up her account is brilliant Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

Ideal for older children.

Ideal for older children. Easy to add funds and for them to make savings pots for different goals. I also like how it notifies parents when the card is used. Reviewed on: 17th April 2025

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