The Touch Account | Inclusion by Design

The New Touch Account

Protected bank accounts, inclusive payments, open-banking and heaps of common sense woven into cutting-edge technology from Money Carer®

The Touch Account is a modern banking solution designed for people who need support but want to stay in control. It combines simple account management with secure, intuitive payments—using wearable tokenisation and biometrics to remove reliance on PINs. Users can choose exactly how much support they need, giving trusted individuals access where required without losing independence. With clear visibility of balances, easy sharing of information, and secure document storage, everything is designed to make everyday money management simpler. Built in line with the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the Touch Account supports informed decision-making—helping people manage their money with confidence, dignity, and independence.

Introducing the Touch Account from Money Carer. Designed for inclusion.

Inclusive Banking, Built Around Real Lives

Designed specifically for individuals who need varying levels of support, not retrofitted from traditional banking models.

Personalised Control of Support Access

Customers decide exactly who can access their account and to what extent—full flexibility from light oversight to full support.

Advanced Payment Security by Design

Combines wearable tokenisation and biometric authentication to deliver safer, more intuitive transactions without relying on PINs.

Empowering Independence, Not Replacing It

Built around supported decision-making principles, enabling users to retain control while involving trusted individuals when needed.

Seamless Visibility & Transparency

View, manage, and securely share account activity and documents via app or online portal, improving clarity for both users and supporters.

Simple, Fast Account Management

Easy-to-open and straightforward to manage, reducing friction for users, families, and professionals.

Rights-Based by Foundation

Aligned with the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, ensuring dignity, autonomy, and compliance are embedded—not added on.