Lunar

Accounts, cards and everyday spending

Lunar's personal banking menu includes a free account with a digital card, a joint account for shared spending and a Metal card option. The site also lists a SAS EuroBonus card and rewards connected with everyday purchases. Customers can manage their finances through the mobile app, review account and card information and compare the available plans before applying; the specific features and charges depend on the chosen account or card.

Savings, budgeting and interest

The bank promotes savings accounts and automatic savings, with a high-interest option and tools for keeping track of spending. Its budgeting features are intended to help users monitor daily finances and set money aside, while the site's pricing and account pages describe the rates and conditions that apply. Interest and account terms can change, so customers should verify the current rate, eligibility and any limits in the official product information.

Investing and additional financial products

Lunar's navigation includes investing in stocks, funds and exchange-traded funds, as well as loans and a crypto service called Lunar Block. These are shown alongside ordinary account and card services in the same app-based banking ecosystem. Product availability, risk, eligibility and pricing differ, and investing or crypto features are not the same as insured deposits; users should consult the relevant product disclosures before making financial decisions.

Plans for young people and travel

The site lists youth accounts and cards for ages 7–14 and 15–17, and travel benefits including Wolt+ in a plan. It also promotes international banking information for people moving to Denmark and displays country dialing options for users who request an app download link. Account opening, age requirements and benefits depend on the market and applicable terms; families and new residents can consult the dedicated pages for the requirements that apply to them.

App onboarding and customer information

Prospective customers can start the application on a phone and use the website to compare personal and business products, account pricing, safety information and help resources. Lunar states that it is a Danish bank and provides an app-download flow that sends a link by text message. Customers can review its safety and account information before deciding whether to switch, and should check current availability and terms for their country.