Experiencing something elevated — even luxurious — is one of life's great pleasures, and now KOHO members can feel that way every day with the launch of the KOHO Metal Card.
It's an evolution that just makes sense for this Canadian company that's been offering stylish and innovative financial products since 2014, and it's easy to see why this card is a must-have for KOHO's trendsetting clientele.
Crafted from weighted metal, the elegant card's purple finish features a large, glossy KOHO logo set against a matte background, complemented by the silver Mastercard logo in the corner.
While the joy of holding, swiping and tapping this handsome accessory is appealing in itself, the KOHO Metal Card also seamlessly integrates into your digital wallet and represents the cutting edge of KOHO's commitment to making the luxurious more affordable.
How to get a KOHO Metal Card
KOHO Metal CardCourtesy of KOHO
Smitten yet with the KOHO Metal Card? You can get your hands on your own metal card (a privilege famously associated with the financial elite) when you renew or upgrade to KOHO's yearly Everything plan.
Not only will you get to feel that satisfying weighted finish in your hands (to say nothing of the joy of showing it off to your friends when you settle your brunch bill), but you'll also get all the perks of the Everything plan, including KOHO's best interest and cash-back rates, no foreign transaction fees, and plenty of other perks.
And, true to their mission of making this premium experience accessible, KOHO Extra plan members will have the option to purchase the Metal Card à la carte.
The KOHO Metal Card is undoubtedly pleasing to the senses, but having one in your wallet is about more than the aesthetic. The KOHO Metal Card proves that you're in charge of your financial future, benefitting from all the advantages of being a member of KOHO.
You're about to start seeing these gorgeous cards out in the wild as more members opt for an elevated everyday financial experience. If you want to be among them, now is the time to level up with KOHO.
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