See the whole picture
Every account, card and goal in one view. The first time your money has ever made sense at a glance.
One calm place for spending, saving and the future. No branches, no jargon, no surprise fees — just a clearer view of your money.
A clearer view, every day
Everything you need to feel on top of your money, and nothing that makes you feel like you're doing homework.
Every account, card and goal in one view. The first time your money has ever made sense at a glance.
Round-ups, automatic pots and goals that fill themselves. Small amounts, quietly doing a lot.
Insights in plain English — where it went, what changed, and the one thing worth adjusting.
Most finance apps compete for your attention. Lumen is built to give it back — clear information, quiet design, and the confidence to close the app.
No countdowns, no fake urgency, no fees hidden in the small print.
We don't sell it, share it with advertisers, or use it to guess your mood.
Tools that reward small, steady decisions rather than one big bet.
Your money is protected by the same systems we'd want for our own. No theatre — just thorough, boring, well-tested security.
Authorised by the PRA and regulated by the FCA and PRA.
Eligible deposits protected up to £85,000 by the FSCS.
Face ID, device binding and hardware keys supported.
Not to advertisers, not to anyone. Stated in the terms.
We asked 200 members what changed. Nobody mentioned the app's colour scheme. Almost everybody mentioned sleeping better.
“The first bank that has ever made me feel like an adult rather than a target.”
“I moved my whole life over in an afternoon. The pots paid for a trip to Kyoto without me noticing.”
“It took three minutes to open and it has never once made me feel stupid. That's the whole review.”
Two plans. No account fees, no ATM charges in the UK, no fee for being alive.
Everything you need to see clearly.
For people who want the extra mile.
No paperwork, no branch visit, no hard sell. Just a clearer view of what you already have.
Lumen is a demonstration brand. Illustrative figures, not financial advice.