Opening a bank account with the Bank of Scotland now gives you the chance to qualify for a credit card. The Bank of Scotland now offers new account holders to qualify for a special credit card that they can use to pay for bills, shop, and for emergencies.
Applying for this credit card is a breeze and all you need to do first is to open an account. Once that is done, you can go online to start the process of applying for a credit card.
About the Bank of Scotland
The Royal Bank of Scotland PLC has been a Lloyds Banking Group subsidiary since January 2009. It is a clearing and commercial bank that has its headquarters in Edinburgh, Scotland. This is one of the oldest banks in the area as it has been around since the 17th century. In fact, in the UK it holds the honor of being the second oldest surviving bank. Its closest competition for the oldest bank title is the Bank of England which was founded a year before the Bank of Scotland. However, it is the very first bank to print its own bank notes and until now it still continues to print its sterling silver notes by way of legal arrangements made especially for Scottish banks.
How to sign up for Bank of Scotland Credit Card
To sign up for the credit card offered by the Bank of Scotland you need to have an account with the bank. You will also need to have a computer and an active connection to the internet.
- Open your preferred browser and go to www.bankofscotland.co.uk/activate
- You will be brought to a page where you can set up your new account. Just click on the “continue” button under the “not registered for internet banking” heading.
- You will be directed to another page where you can set up your account. Enter your credit card number, your birth date, and the expiry date of your card. If you do not have a card just call on the help number where you will be guided accordingly.
- Once you are done, click on the continue button.
- You will then be directed to another page where you must provide your personal information to complete the process.
Helpful Links
- Bank of Scotland About Us page – http://www.bankofscotland.co.uk/aboutonline/
- Bank of Scotland Contact Us page – http://www.bankofscotland.co.uk/contactus/