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Moneybox vs Chip: Features, Coverage and Pricing Compared (2026)

Updated November 10, 2026 · Reviewed by Benjamin Margolis

Moneybox and Chip both help UK savers put money into savings, ISAs, and pensions from one app. Moneybox is larger, with 1.7 million customers and a Lifetime ISA. Chip leads with automatic saving and savings rates.

Our analysts compared the two on November 10, 2026, using each company's own product, pricing, and company pages and our full reviews of Moneybox and Chip.

Choose Moneybox if

  • you want a Lifetime ISA
  • you want a broad product shelf
  • you want a profitable provider

Choose Chip if

  • you want automatic saving
  • you want competitive cash rates
  • you want prize savings

Moneybox scores 78 and Chip scores 77 in our ratings. Moneybox has the broader shelf. Chip leads on cash and automation.

Key Features Compared

Moneybox vs Chip at a Glance, November 2026

FeatureMoneyboxChip
Ratings
Fintech Index score78 / 100Higher score77 / 100
Overview
What it isLondon wealth app that offers ISAs, pensions, cash savings, and investment accounts to UK retail customersLondon, England, savings and investing app that moves money automatically into UK savings accounts, ISAs, and funds for people building their savings
Who it suitsUK savers; 1.7 million customersUK savers; more than 500,000 active users
Main productsStocks and Shares ISA, Lifetime ISA, pensions, cash savings, and investment accountsSavings accounts, cash ISA, prize savings, stocks and shares ISA, general investment account, and SIPP, with automatic saves
Where it operatesUnited KingdomUK tax residents
Products and features
Tax-free wrappersISA, Lifetime ISA, and pensionCash ISA, stocks and shares ISA, and SIPP
Pricing
How pricing worksFees vary by productFree plan with a 0.25% platform fee on investments; ChipX ~$8.01 every 28 days
Published prices Product fee pages Fees posted
Technology and compliance
Regulation and protectionFCA-regulated; profit before tax for three straight yearsFCA-regulated savings and investment app
App and platform App with goal tools Automatic saves
Integrations and partnersRetail appSavings from partner banks
Onboarding and supportStandard retail terms28-day free trial on ChipX
Company
Founded20162017
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomLondon, England
OwnershipPrivate companyPrivate company
FundingVenture-backed; July 2026 employee secondary at ~£800M (~$1.07B) valuation. Founded by Ben Stanway and Charlie Mortimer~$93.6M raised through Crowdcube from more than 30,000 retail investors, plus ~$8.0M from Channel 4 Ventures in a ~$22.7M round in January 2026
Key leaderBen StanwaySimon Rabin
Scale~£19B of assets; revenue of £115.6M in 2025~$8.0B of assets; revenue of ~$31.8M in 2024

Fintech Index Scores Compared

We rate every company on eight criteria from 0 to 100, four tied to what buyers in its sector need and four shared by every company, and the rating is their average. Moneybox scores 78 and Chip scores 77.

Criterion Scores Out of 100

MoneyboxChip
Sector criteria
Assets and account types8480
Client and adviser tools8274
Integrations and data7066
Custody, clearing, and protection8082
Vendor criteria
Product depth and roadmap8678
Onboarding and support7876
Pricing transparency7280
Contract terms7478

Key Differences Between Moneybox and Chip

Scale

Moneybox holds ~£19B for 1.7 million customers. Chip manages ~$8.0B for more than 500,000 active users.

Fees

Chip's basic plan is free with a 0.25% platform fee, and ChipX costs ~$8.01 every 28 days. Moneybox fees vary by product.

Focus

Chip focuses on cash and automation. Moneybox covers ISAs, pensions, and investing.

Pros and Cons

Moneybox

Pros

  • Broad shelf in one app
  • Lifetime ISA
  • Profitable
  • Large customer base

Cons

  • Fees differ by product
  • No advice
  • UK only

Chip

Pros

  • Savings rates and automation in one app
  • Free basic plan
  • Prize savings
  • Raised mostly from its own users

Cons

  • Not for picking individual shares
  • UK tax residents only
  • ChipX costs extra

Who Each Is Best For

Moneybox

A UK saver who wants ISAs, pensions, cash products, and simple investing in one retail app.

Chip

A UK saver who wants automatic saving, competitive cash ISA and savings rates, and simple fund investing in one app.

Alternatives to Moneybox and Chip

These companies, all reviewed and rated on The Fintech Index, cover some of the same ground as Moneybox and Chip.

Other Card Issuing and Processing Companies

CompanyScoreBest forComparisons
Plum74Savers who struggle to put money asidePlum vs Chip
Wealthify76UK savers who want a simple ready-made portfolioNone yet
Moneyfarm75UK savers who want a managed ETF portfolioNone yet

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Chip offer a pension?

Yes, a SIPP.

Does Moneybox offer a Lifetime ISA?

Yes.

Are they UK only?

Yes.

Sources
  1. The Fintech Index analysis of Moneybox and Chip, conducted November 2026 (As of November 10, 2026)
  2. Moneybox home page: https://www.moneyboxapp.com/ (As of November 10, 2026)
  3. Moneybox, 2025 results: https://support.moneyboxapp.com/moneybox-strengthens-market-position-as-profitability-scale-and-product-diversification-drive-record-year/ (As of November 10, 2026)
  4. Moneybox, valuation note: https://support.moneyboxapp.com/moneybox-valuation-climbs-to-800m-us1-1b-as-it-prepares-pisces-enabled-secondary-share-sale-for-long-serving-employees/ (As of November 10, 2026)
  5. Chip home page: https://getchip.uk/ (As of November 10, 2026)
  6. Chip, news: https://getchip.uk/news (As of November 10, 2026)
  7. Chip, pricing and fees: https://getchip.uk/pricing (As of November 10, 2026)
  8. City AM via Yahoo News, Channel 4 backs Chip: https://uk.news.yahoo.com/channel-4-backs-wealth-app-103109212.html (As of November 10, 2026)
  9. Sifted, Chip interview: https://sifted.eu/articles/chip-interview (As of November 10, 2026)