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How can I add money to my CIRCA5000 account?
How can I add money to my CIRCA5000 account?
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Written by Lauren Parry
Updated over a week ago

When you add money to your CIRCA5000 account we collect this as a card payment from your registered debit card. Once the contribution settles with us, it's then invested in your portfolio in line with your chosen risk level, at the next available trading point.

We understand that everyone's financial circumstances are different, so we offer multiple ways you can add money to your CIRCA5000 account:

  • Monthly contributions

  • One-off contributions

  • Round-ups

Monthly Contributions

A monthly contribution instructs us to collect a pre-specified amount from your debit card, on a set date each month. Your monthly contribution remains active unless you pause it.

Monthly contributions are a good way to invest regularly on auto-pilot, taking the emotional decision-making out of investing.

You can set up a monthly contribution during sign up or at anytime after setting up your account by tapping on your account on the app home page and tap 'Regular Payments'.

One-off Contributions

One-off contributions can be made as and when you'd like to add money to your CIRCA5000 account.

Once you instruct a one-off contribution it's collected from your debit card within a matter of minutes.

You can make a one-off contribution during sign up, and anytime after setting up your account by tapping '+ Add Money' from your account.

Round-ups

Round-ups allow you to invest the spare change from the everyday purchases you make with your bank account. E.g. if you buy a coffee for £2.40 then this is rounded up by 60p to the nearest pound.

The total of your weekly round-ups is then collected from your registered debit card each Monday afternoon.

You can set up round-ups at any time by tapping on your account on the app home page and tap on Regular Payments. You'll need to connect your bank account, which is done securely using our Open Banking provider, Truelayer.

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