Your loved ones give you permission to use BT Pay
They can do it from BT Pay, section "BT Pay Kiddo". The parent must be authorised on your account.
Why Kiddo?
You're on your own with allowance, scholarship, going out with friends... and any other expenses 😊
Pocket money is directly in the app, no need to carry cash
Pay online or in any shop, whatever you buy
Put money aside for what's on your wishlist
Learn to be independent and don't ask your parents to give you cash (again)
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Good to know
You must be between 14 and 18 years old and have a Romanian ID card
You need an account and card in your name, with a proxy in your parent's name
If you don't already have a BT account, you and a parent must come to a BT unit. You need your birth certificate and ID card
What can you do with your BT Pay?
We know it's better to be financially teendependent -
in any situation 😊
Pay with your phone in shops
Make payments online
Send or ask friends for money
Withdraw cash from the ATM
See how much money you have left on your card and what you've spent it on
Put money aside with Round Up
You have control over the card
Get offers with "Awards in Motion"
You turned 18? You can switch from BT Pay Kiddo to Bt Pay.
Just reinstall the app and use your new ID card details.
How do you make your BT Pay Kiddo?
Download the app and follow the identification steps
The steps appear in the app once you've installed it and your parents have given you permission to use BT Pay.
That's all! You can start using the BT Pay app
Now that you have your own BT Pay, you can handle money, banking... and everything else you need much more easily.
Download BT Pay
Scan the code with your mobile phone,
depending on your phone system.
