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Guide to Activating & Deactivating Aspire GBP Account

Eligibility

Below are the supported countries:

  • Australia

  • China

  • Hong Kong

  • India

  • Indonesia

  • Malaysia

  • Maldives

  • Mongolia

  • Philippines

  • Singapore

  • South Korea

  • Sri Lanka

  • Taiwan

  • Thailand

  • Vietnam

However, eligibility to open a GBP account will be subject to approval based on Aspire's Acceptable Use Policy.

For businesses incorporated in other countries, our GBP account does not yet support companies due to regulatory reasons in certain jurisdictions. We are working on expanding the availability of our multi-currency account to more countries.

Opening or Activating the Aspire GBP Account

Admin users can request to open or activate Aspire GBP Account by following these steps

  1. Log in to the Aspire dashboard and click "Add a new account" under Account Balances (or use the "+" action from the Get Started checklist).

  2. In the "Open a new account" panel, click the Account type field and select GBP debit account from the list (under Debit Accounts).

    • If another Multi-Currency account already exists (USD or EUR), you will be prompted to choose your primary currency for receiving FX transfers. Your multi-currency accounts share the same SWIFT collection details, so any FX transfers received will be added to the account you pick as the primary currency. Select a currency and click Confirm primary receiving currency.

3. The GBP account opens successfully, and the dashboard now lists all four accounts: SGD, USD, EUR, and GBP.

Deactivating & Reactivating Aspire GBP Account

If you want to deactivate your Aspire GBP account (not your entire Aspire account), please chat with our Support Team after logging in to your Aspire account.

In case you change your mind and want to reactivate your Aspire GBP account, our Support Team is also available to assist you.

Questions? Chat with us by clicking on the messenger icon at the bottom right of the screen once you are logged in.

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