An account just for your child
Some good reasons for having one:
- Free of charge for 10- to 24-year-olds
- You keep a close parental eye on things using KBC Brussels Mobile or KBC Brussels Touch
- If the card is lost, the money remains safe in the account and you can quickly apply for a new card free of charge
Have you added your child’s details to your profile? If you have, you can open your account right away. If you haven’t, add their details first.
Keep a close eye on things
A young person’s account will enable your children to take their first steps towards financial independence. Of course, they won’t be left to their own devices just yet. While your child learns how to go about (everyday) banking, you continue to stay in control and keep a careful parental eye on matters thanks to KBC Brussels Mobile, our banking app, or KBC Brussels Touch, our online portal.
You decide whether your child can:
- Make online payments
- Pay by contactless without having to enter a PIN
- Pay by card or withdraw cash above set daily limits
- See details of their savings account
KBC Brussels Mobile, the app that’s also designed for your teen
More and more kids are growing up with their own smartphones, so it makes sense that they use them for just about everything they do, whether that’s checking their school timetables, when they’re meeting up with friends or to see the balance on their current account.
A few of KBC Brussels Mobile’s capabilities:
- It’s the perfect way to teach children and young people how to manage their own finances
- It’s suitable for checking balances, transferring money and quickly viewing past transactions
- It’s secure and can be monitored and managed (for instance, you set the payment limits for your child)
The current account for children aged 10 and older
Opening a current account for your child can be done quickly and easily online. All you have to do first is make sure your child’s details have been added to your profile.
If you're not a customer, simply drop by a KBC Brussels branch in your area.
