Curve introduces Metal

Curve, an "all-in-one" digital wallet solution that promises to be "the last card you'll ever need", announced this Thursday an official launch of Curve Metal, a new subscription that comes with an exclusive metal card. This is the second big product launch Curve had in the last year after launching Curve Flex in October 2021.

Curve Metal offers users "The Ultimate Curve Experience" with double cashback (up to 1%!) at up to 5 retailers of choice (including Amazon, Apple and IKEA) that stacks with your other card rewards, fee-free ATM withdrawals and an integrated mobile phone loss and theft insurance and a stylish metal card made with 18g of brushed stainless steel. Beyond these, all standard Curve features like "Go back in time", consolidated card wallet and many more also apply, which makes Curve a solid choice for anyone who does at least 20 card payments a month.

Curve offers users a unique payment card that consolidates all of your bank cards in a single app while granting users cashback and certain vendor-specific rewards. Based in the UK this fairly young (founded in 2016) fintech quickly found popularity among mobile-first audience. If you want to learn more about Curve, make sure to read our in-depth review by following the links below.

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