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Hello sir, my brother is just completed his age of 17th year. I’m looking for to open his account in Barclays bank. Will you please provide me account type in Barclays bank for 17 years old?

[Vishal Kotkar]

The Barclays bank is invited and provides facility to young peoples for to open their account in when they are 17 year old. The best account could be a Young Person's Account. This is for 16-19 year olds who are either staying on at school or going to work.

If you’re 18 or over, to be eligible for this account you should either be in further education or taking a gap year before starting a full-time higher education course

Barclays bank Young Persons Account for 16 to 19 year olds banking with digital access:

An account with tools and features that let you manages your money your way:

Make purchases online or in store with a contactless debit card
Manage your money on the go with Barclays Mobile Banking
Personalise your debit card with your favourite photo

Find branch where you wants to apply for open account in Barclays bank:



Account features and extras:

Withdraw up to £300 a day with your debit card
Upload your personal documents to Cloud It – we'll save your statements there too
Start saving for your future with one of our savings accounts

Documents need to apply:

Full passport
European Union National Identity Card
UK full photocard driving licence
UK Armed Forces ID card
A parent or guardian’s household bill, or a bank statement (that’s less than 3 months old)
A full UK driving licence