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New TSB Debit Card Design
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Didn't know that, thank youstclair said:
It’s to help blind and partially sighted customers.Lightning360 said:
It looks better in these pictures than the ones of their website, although I don't see why there is a notch on the side. Is there a reason for this?JRSC01 said:

Got my new card this morning, old one had worn, so nice that the replacement had the exact same number, expiry date and code so i didn't have to remember new numbers lol! (simple request for a damaged card still in possession)
Is there a reason other banks don't do this (I think NatWest might but I'm not sure)?0 -
It’s not needed on embossed cards as you can tell which way up it is as you can feel the lettering.Lightning360 said:
Didn't know that, thank youstclair said:
It’s to help blind and partially sighted customers.Lightning360 said:
It looks better in these pictures than the ones of their website, although I don't see why there is a notch on the side. Is there a reason for this?JRSC01 said:

Got my new card this morning, old one had worn, so nice that the replacement had the exact same number, expiry date and code so i didn't have to remember new numbers lol! (simple request for a damaged card still in possession)
Is there a reason other banks don't do this (I think NatWest might but I'm not sure)?
My RBS and Virgin Money cards are both non embossed and both have the notch in exactly the same place.2 -
Got to say everything I hear about TSB is horrendous. But they are nice cards in the flesh0
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I've nothing bad to say about TSB. Each to their own, my own experiences with TSB are very positive even during the IT meltdown. Great service on phone and in person. I have many current accounts with many banks but use TSB for my day-to-day main banking needs,adamp87 said:Got to say everything I hear about TSB is horrendous. But they are nice cards in the flesh
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I recently applied for a new Halifax credit card last week and a similar style of card to this arrived, all the information on the back of the card without the embossing. The notch on the bottom of the card and plainish but stylish design on the front. My Halifax debit card isn’t like this. Maybe this is something that all banks will roll out eventually.Lightning360 said:
Didn't know that, thank youstclair said:
It’s to help blind and partially sighted customers.Lightning360 said:
It looks better in these pictures than the ones of their website, although I don't see why there is a notch on the side. Is there a reason for this?JRSC01 said:

Got my new card this morning, old one had worn, so nice that the replacement had the exact same number, expiry date and code so i didn't have to remember new numbers lol! (simple request for a damaged card still in possession)
Is there a reason other banks don't do this (I think NatWest might but I'm not sure)?0 -
I've got the new TSB card design now, since I have my student account with them. The Apple Pay design of the card is very weird, but the card looks quite cool in person, in fact it's attracted quite a lot of attention in the past couple weeks as I've paid in shops with it, a lot of cashiers asking me what card it is, similarly to Monzo since their cards get quite a lot of attention.0
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If anyone cares here's a pic of the Apple Pay


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I know it's very minor but this is one of the things that annoy me about portrait card designs - they have a different landscape design in Apple and Google Pay.notveryeducated said:If anyone cares here's a pic of the Apple Pay
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It's weird in Apple Pay, the Visa look is too big but it's obviously not gonna stop me using it. I love the physical card thoughLightning360 said:
I know it's very minor but this is one of the things that annoy me about portrait card designs - they have a different landscape design in Apple and Google Pay.notveryeducated said:If anyone cares here's a pic of the Apple Pay
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The Halifax have only just changed there credit cards I’m guessing the debit cards will follow shortly.mab3000 said:
I recently applied for a new Halifax credit card last week and a similar style of card to this arrived, all the information on the back of the card without the embossing. The notch on the bottom of the card and plainish but stylish design on the front. My Halifax debit card isn’t like this. Maybe this is something that all banks will roll out eventually.Lightning360 said:
Didn't know that, thank youstclair said:
It’s to help blind and partially sighted customers.Lightning360 said:
It looks better in these pictures than the ones of their website, although I don't see why there is a notch on the side. Is there a reason for this?JRSC01 said:

Got my new card this morning, old one had worn, so nice that the replacement had the exact same number, expiry date and code so i didn't have to remember new numbers lol! (simple request for a damaged card still in possession)
Is there a reason other banks don't do this (I think NatWest might but I'm not sure)?0
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