- 0% for 16 months on balance transfers (from date account opened. Transfers made within first 60 days. 2.98% fee applies) - 0% for 3 months on card purchases* (from the date your account is opened) - Discounts at loads of Virgin companies- Discounted vouchers for leading high street stores - Typical rate 16.6% APR (variable)
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Virgin Credit Card
The balance transfer virgin credit card gives you 0% p.a. on balance transfers for 16 months (2.98% handling fee applies). If you've got a large balance on another credit card that you're paying high interest on, transfer it to the Virgin credit card and you'll receive 0% p.a. on balance transfers for sixteen months from the date your account is opened (2.98% handling fee applies).

Card Benefits
Your Virgin Credit Card comes with a fantastic discount scheme that can save you money across the Virgin group and beyond - exclusive savings no other UK credit card provider can give you.

Run your account online 24/7

It’s up to you how you choose to run your Virgin Credit Card account. You can manage your account by phone or online - either way is easy.

It only takes a few minutes to register for online service, and as soon as you’re up and running you can:

Access your account 24/7
Check your balance and credit limit
See your PIN securely on-screen
Make payments/set up direct debits
Update your details
And much more...

Apply now for a Virgin Credit Card - choose from various options and take advantage of the longest 0% balance transfer rate in the UK.

The Virgin Credit Card is promoted by Virgin Money Limited and issued by MBNA Europe Bank Limited. Registered Office: Stansfield House, Chester Business Park, Chester CH4 9QQ. Registered in England number 2783251. Credit is available, subject to status, only to UK residents aged 18 or over. As the Virgin Credit Card is issued by MBNA you can't transfer a balance from another credit card issued by them. We will monitor or record some phone calls. MBNA is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.