Curve in Norway: digital wallet
Bring existing payment cards together in one wallet and choose which card funds a purchase.
An underlying payment card is required; paid plans and some benefits differ by country, and some rewards are UK-only.
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Quick answer
Curve Pay: You already have payment cards and want to bring their use into one wallet. Check that your cards are supported and that the features apply in Norway. Curve itself does not provide a new Norwegian bank account or credit limit.
Which costs should you check?
Curve Pay: An underlying payment card is required; paid plans and some benefits differ by country, and some rewards are UK-only.
Check the combined cost of funding, spending, currency exchange and withdrawal to a bank. Look for inactivity and card delivery charges too. A free subscription does not make every step in the payment free.
Before you open an account
Check that your payment method and intended recipient or merchant are supported. Read identification and withdrawal terms before funding the wallet. A wallet does not automatically replace a salary account or Norwegian BankID.
Three checks before you choose
- Check that your card or funding method is supported.
- Check funding, currency, withdrawal and possible inactivity charges.
- Read identification and withdrawal terms before adding money.
Questions and answers
Curve Pay: Does a free account mean everything is free?
No. Subscription, card delivery, currency exchange, withdrawals and transfers are separate costs. Check the services you will actually use and read the current price list before choosing.
Curve Pay: Does applying guarantee approval?
No. The provider checks identity and other requirements. Supporting Norway does not mean every applicant, payment or recipient is accepted. Check the document requirements before adding money.