Find out about our Purchase & Balance Transfer card

The Representative Example is an easy way for you to compare the cost of any credit card

That's because every lender shows the Representative Example.

So, what about your 0% interest offer?

You won't pay interest when you buy things on this card while you have your 0% interest offer.

You also won't pay interest on the credit card debt you've moved to this card while you have your 0% balance transfer offer.

To enjoy your interest-free offers, you must stick to the terms...

For example, to get the 0% balance transfer offer on this card, you must transfer your balance (move debt) within the first 3 months.

The Annual Interest Rate (APR) is the total cost of borrowing for a year

As well as interest, the APR includes standard fees – like the annual (yearly) fee that some credit cards charge. 

The higher the interest rate, the more interest you'll pay.

Your monthly credit card statement will tell you what your balance is (what you owe). If you clear this balance – pay it all – then your credit card won't usually cost you a penny in interest.

(If you use your credit card to get money out, or for money transfers, you could pay interest from day one even while you have your 0% offer.)

What's the Representative APR?

The word 'representative' means typical. So, the Representative APR is the typical interest rate.

This means that most customers will get this interest rate. However, your interest rate could be more or less, as it depends on your circumstances. 

Okay, what's the purchase rate?

After the 0% offer, you could pay interest to buy something on this card. This is the purchase rate.

You won't pay this if you've cleared your entire balance. In fact, you could get up to 56 days' interest-free.

(If you use your card to withdraw cash, or for money transfers, you could be charged interest from day one even during your 0% offer.)

What does 'variable' mean?

Both the Annual Percentage Rate and Purchase Rate are variable. This means these rates can go up and down.

And what's the assumed credit limit of £1,200?

The credit limit is the maximum someone can borrow on their credit card.

To make it easy for you to compare credit cards, most banks use a £1,200 credit limit in their Representative Example.

The £1,200 is not your actual credit limit. It's an example credit limit.

It helps you compare like with like, so you can easily see the credit card that offers the lowest (cheapest) interest rate.

The credit limit you get may be different. It depends on your credit score.

At the start of the application, we'll let you know if you could get this card 

We'll also tell you what your credit limit would be. It's then up to you if you want to go ahead.

A credit card is a secure, flexible way to pay:

• You can borrow up to an agreed amount – the maximum amount you can borrow is called your 'credit limit'.
• Each month you'll get a bill – you must pay at least the minimum payment, even if your card charges you no interest. 
• You could get up to 56 days’ interest-free credit – if you pay back all the balance (debt) you owe on your card each month.
• Free protection when you spend £100-£30,000 on your credit card – if something you pay for (a product or service) goes wrong or isn’t as promised, you could get your money back.

Want to take cash out? Take care..

You could use your NatWest card to get cash out.

But, you'll usually be charged a 3% fee. You'll also pay interest from day one, even if you have  a 0% interest offer.

Want to pay off your credit card faster?

If you pay more than the minimum amount each month, you could pay off your credit card faster.

Why not play with our calculator to see how long it could take you to pay back your credit card?

Play with our repayment calculator

Yes, usually. ID helps make sure we’re opening the right account for the right person.

To help you get your credit card faster, we work with Mitek.

Mitek are security experts. They'll check your ID in a safe, quick way.

Learn more about Mitek

Mitek could ask you for:

• Photo ID – like a driver’s licence (UK/EU/EEA), UK passport, or foreign passport and visa, EU and EEA National ID card.
• A short video or selfie – to compare with your photo ID.
• Proof of address – think a driver’s licence, utility bill (gas, electricity, water, home phone), bank/building society statement, council tax bill.

See more about the ID you need

Prefer not to share your biometric data?

Then feel free to call up our specialist team to apply – this may take longer.

Call: 03453 073 702

Relay UK: 18001 03453 073 702

Open Monday to Friday 8am - 8pm.

Saturday 9am - 3pm.

Closed Sunday and public holidays.

Do you want a card for both spending and moving debt?

Then our Purchase & Balance Transfer credit card could be for you:

• Pay no interest for up to 21 months when you transfer a balance (move debt) from one, or more, store or credit cards. 
• Pay no interest on purchases (buying things) for up to 23 months. This could spread the cost of something pricey, like a washing machine.

Just so you know:

• You'll usually have to pay a one-off fee. We charge ​3.49% for our Purchase & Balance Transfer card. 
• You must move the debt within the first 3 months. If you don't, you won't get the interest-free offer.
• After the 0% offer ends, you'll pay standard rates. So, it's a good idea to use the interest-free time to pay off what you owe on your card.

So, is our Purchase & Balance Transfer card best for you?

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It's quick and easy to apply for a credit card – and takes minutes.

Want more info on how to apply for a credit card in the UK?

Read our step-by-step guide

Apple Pay and Google Pay are quick, easy and secure

To pay, place your device on a contactless card reader. And – hey presto! – you’ve paid.

It takes just minutes to set up, so what are you waiting for?

How to set up Apple Pay

How to set up Google Pay 

Just so you know…

Apple Pay is only available on certain Apple devices. 

Google Pay is only available on certain Android devices. 

4 ways to pay your credit card

The no. 1 way people pay is by Direct Debit because it's easy:

• You won’t forget to pay.
• You won't lose the benefit of a 0% promotional offer.

After you set up a Direct Debit, we’ll automatically take your payment each month. We usually do this 25 calendar days after you get your statement, or soon after.

With a Direct Debit, you could choose to pay:

• The full balance each month.
• The minimum amount each month.
• A fixed amount each month.

Don't want to set up a Direct Debit? 

Here are 3 other ways to pay:

• The NatWest app.
• Online Banking.
• Another UK bank account via Open Banking (Payit™).