
Zable is a credit-building app offering a credit card, free Equifax credit monitoring, spend tracking and rent reporting.
Offer overview
Chris · Your personal guide
Sign up with the link
Sign up for a Zable credit card using the referral link below.
Apply for the physical Zable credit card, not the Starter virtual account.
- Please note this is a hard credit check.
Step by Step Guide
- 1Use the referral link below to sign up via the Zable website
- 2Apply for the physical Zable credit-card account, not the Starter virtual account.
- 3Complete the application and verification
- 1Link a bank account
- 2Order your physical Zable card
Wait for your card to arrive, usually 3 to 5 working days.
- Use your physical Zable card for any purchase
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- 1Your £10 bonus nets off against your spend from Step 3
- 2Use any remaining credit on your next purchase
Member experiences
10 completions (all-time offers)
How fast members were paid
Days from meeting the criteria to the cash arriving
3.3
Average days
- 3 in 1 to 3 days
- 1 in 4 to 7 days
- 1 in 8 to 14 days
- none in 15 to 30 days
5 member timings (current offer)

Quick review
Zable
Wondering whether Zable is worth it beyond the bonus? Here is our honest take.
Zable is a UK credit card from NewDay, formerly Aqua, built for people without much credit history. You get a free Equifax score in the app, rent reporting, and open banking insights. Quidsy has a free cash offer for new signups. Use it for small spends and pay in full each month.
Chris' verdictYour personal guide, QuidsyFor me, Zable earns its place if you're in any way active about your credit score. The free Equifax check is the obvious draw, but the rent reporting is what makes it interesting. If you're a renter paying on time every month, getting that to count towards your credit history is the kind of thing that should have existed in the UK years ago, and Zable is one of very few apps that actually do it.
The credit card itself is squarely a credit-builder card rather than a rewards card. At 29.9% APR you don't want to carry a balance on it, but used as intended (small spend, paid in full each month, repeat) it does what it says. The spend tracking is solid too, and stitching Open Banking, rent, and a credit card into one app means you're not bouncing between four tools to see one picture.
With over two million customers across the Zable superapp, a 5-star Trustpilot rating across roughly 50,000 reviews, and consistently strong app store scores, Zable has clearly found an audience that finds it valuable. It isn't trying to be your main bank, and that's the point: it's a specialist credit-and-spending app, and it's a sensible one to have on your phone if you care about either.
Zable is a trading name of Lendable Ltd (company number 08828186), which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under firm reference number 720261.