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Intro

A customer programme tailored for children and young people between 6 and 17 years of age.

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  • The child receives their own card, account, telephone banking service, online and mobile banking app

  • Access to our best advice on spending, saving and secure card use

  • The best products for children and young people

What is the Intro customer programme?

The Intro customer programme is DNB's customer programme for children and young people between the ages of 6 and 17. The programme provides a secure and inspiring start to managing one's own finances and includes a bank card, an account and access to the online bank and mobile banking app. Children get help learning good money habits, while parents have easy access to a full overview.

Take the card test before your first bank card

It is important to know how to use a card properly before getting your first bank card. The card quiz is a short test that gives children knowledge about cards, PINs and money.

Take the card quiz

Children from A to Z

Things you should know and things you did not see coming – with children at home.

Read more about children from A to Z

Children's insurance

Insure what you hold most dear with children's insurance, and make things financially easier for the child and the family should anything happen.

Read more and check price

Children's Savings Account

With the Children's Savings Account you can easily start saving for your child from when they are small. You get full overview in the online bank, and can save exactly as much as you wish.

Open Children's Savings Account

Boligspar Ekstra

Home savings for children is a good alternative to account savings. You can start saving from when the child is 0 years old. From the age of 18, the child will manage the account themselves.

Open Boligspar Ekstra

Questions and answers

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Let the children manage their own savings with Intro Savings Account

With the Intro Savings Account, the child can start their own savings. They must have a Children's Card or a Ung (Young Adults) card to open an Intro Savings Account. Unlike the Children's Savings Account, this is a savings account that the child can manage themselves.

The child’s guardian can open an Intro Savings Account in the online bank, or the child can do it themselves when they’ve turned 15.

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  • For children aged between 12 and 17 years

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Full overview in the online bank and the mobile banking app

With Intro, you as a parent/guardian get a full overview of your child's spending and savings in the online bank and the mobile banking app.

Here, both you and your child can check the balance, view spending, transfer money and easily order or block the card. The spending function provides a detailed overview of where the money goes.

More savings products for children

It's a good idea to start saving early. Every little bit helps, and even small amounts can grow significantly when given time.

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Children's Savings Account

The Children's Savings Account is an account managed by the parents.

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Boligspar Ekstra (home savings extra)

Boligspar Ekstra, you can save towards a home.

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Mutual funds as a gift

With a long-term savings perspective, shares and mutual funds can be a good option. How about giving mutual funds as a gift?

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Share savings account for children

Share savings account for children is a good option if you wish to save long-term in the child's name.

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