Children’s card

My first card for children aged 6 to 12.

Contactless payment
Intro customer programme
No annual fee or usage cost

The card must be ordered by the guardian and to complete the order you must have the birth certificate available with information about the parent.

Learn to manage money

Debit card is the most common method of payment Norway. For children, getting their own debit card is a good introduction to learning about money, finances and that the account can be just as empty as a wallet.

It’s safe for your child to use the card

Children’s cards have limits suited to their age.
The card cannot be overdrawn – it can only be used when there is money in the account.
Children’s cards cannot be used for online shopping, and therefore cannot be added to smart watches and smartphones.
The child gets their own mobile and online banking, but the adult can also monitor the child’s use by checking the balance in their own online and mobile banking accounts..
The child can learn about money, cards, codes and sensible card use by taking card slip

Debit cards for children are easy to use

Debit card and current account

With the card, the child gets their own current account

Full overview

The child gets a full overview in their own online and mobile bank

The child automatically gets a new young person’s card when they turn 13

New card has a higher limit and can be used for online shopping

Tapping – contactless payment

Contactless payment lets you tap the card when you use it

Use abroad

The children’s card can be used both in Norway and abroad

Intro customer programme

With the card, the child get access to the customer loyalty programme Intro

Price

No annual fee

It doesn’t cost anything to use the card in Norway. Purchases and cash withdrawals abroad incur a currency conversion fee of 1.99%. The usage price is specified in the price list.

Customer loyalty programme Intro

Children’s banking services and tips for the family in one place

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Has the card been lost?

You can block and replace your card in the online or mobile bank

Block and replace card

How to order My First Card for your child:

Parents/guardians must be DNB customers

You must have the child’s birth certificate or confirmation of parental responsibility available

Children who are born in Norway get a a birth certificate or confirmation of the registration of the birth and name in the National Population Register. These documents state who the child’s guardian is. If the child was not born in Norway, or changes have been made to their guardianship, you can ask the Norwegian Tax Administration to issue a confirmation of parental responsibility.
An example of a change in guardianship could be that one of the guardians has died.
See examples of
Order
- birth certificates with parents
- confirmation of parental responsibility with the Norwegian Tax Administration

How to do this in the online bank

Log in to the online bank

Click on Everyday banking and loans in the menu.
Click Order card.
Select Child for children aged between 6 and 12, or Young Person for those aged 13 to 18.
Click the button My first card or Young Person’s card to start the order.
Fill in the details in the form.
Take special care to ensure that the name and national identity number of the guardians match the details on the birth certificate or confirmation of parental responsibility.
Check the personal data and click confirm.
Choose whether to upload the birth certificate or confirmation of parental responsibility..
Click Scroll through, to see where you have stored the document on your PC.
Select the correct document and click Open. The document cannot be more than 3 MB.
Click Submit document.
You will see a receipt on the screen: Thank you for your order.
When we have processed your order, you and possibly the other guardian will receive a notification by email or text message.

eSigning of documents

Questions and answers

How block and replace a child’s card?

How can I find the card’s PIN?

Which limits does the card have?

What are text message services and notifications?

How do we switch to the Young Person’s card?

Children’s card

Learn to manage money

It’s safe for your child to use the card

Debit cards for children are easy to use

Debit card and current account

Full overview

The child automatically gets a new young person’s card when they turn 13

Tapping – contactless payment

Use abroad

Intro customer programme

Customer loyalty programme Intro

Has the card been lost?

How to order My First Card for your child:

Questions and answers

Other cards

Young People

Ung (Young Adults)

Pluss

SAGA

Private Banking

Children’s card

Learn to manage money

It’s safe for your child to use the card

Debit cards for children are easy to use

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Full overview

The child automatically gets a new young person’s card when they turn 13

Tapping – contactless payment

Use abroad

Intro customer programme

Customer loyalty programme Intro

Has the card been lost?

How to order My First Card for your child:

Questions and answers

Other cards

Young People

Ung (Young Adults)

Pluss

SAGA

Private Banking

Debit card and current account