Now opening membership · New Zealand

Introducing
Da Birthday Club.

Choose an amount. We hold it until your birthday. Then we hand it back as a Visa card — ready to spend anywhere. Simple as that.

Or back the launch → and get founding perks.

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How it works

Four steps.
One better birthday.

Set it up once. Forget about it. Celebrate.

01

Sign up

Create your account and verify your ID. Two minutes. One time.

02

Pick your plan

Choose how much to save each month. We draft it on your payday.

03

We hold it

Your savings sit safely locked until your birthday comes around.

04

Celebrate

On your birthday morning, your Visa card lands in Apple Wallet. Spend it anywhere Visa is accepted.

Membership

One price.
A better birthday, every year.

Monthly Membership
$11.11
per month · NZD
  • Save any monthly amount you choose
  • Visa card in your wallet on the day
  • Spendable anywhere in the world
  • Apple Wallet & Google Pay ready
  • Cancel any time, fair fee applies
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Questions

Common
questions.

Who is this for?

Anyone with a birthday. Especially the person who says every year "this time I'll save" and never quite does.

Where does my money go?

Into a regulated savings account, held by our licensed partner iGoDirect — a Visa Principal Member registered with ASIC. On your birthday, the full balance issues to you as a digital Visa card, minus a small processing fee.

Can I cancel any time?

Yes. Cancel in the app whenever you like. If you cancel before your birthday, a fair cancellation fee applies — that's the lock-in that makes the whole thing work.

Where can I spend my Visa card?

Anywhere Visa is accepted. Online, in store, through Apple Wallet, through Google Pay. Your card stays valid for 36 months.

When does it launch?

New Zealand first, in the coming months. Waitlist members get early access and bonus perks on their first birthday payout.

Australia and the rest of the world?

Australia next. Rest of the world after that. The waitlist opens country by country.

What members save for

Some birthdays
are bigger than a bottle of wine.

A year of quiet deposits builds something real. Here's what members are actually saving toward — and why the balance can change a whole year.

$2,500 – $6,000

A reliable used car.

The typical NZ used-car market sits between $6k and $30k. A year of steady deposits can buy a clean runabout outright, or land a serious deposit on something newer. Members run a Motochek vehicle history report before any handover.

$1,500 – $4,500

A scooter or used motorbike.

50cc mopeds start under a grand on Trade Me; a tidy second-hand bike sits in the low thousands. Cheaper commute, real freedom — and a Motochek before you sign.

$1,400 – $2,500 pp

A Pacific cruise.

Nine-night sailings from Auckland to Fiji start around $1,400 interior, $1,950 balcony, per person twin share. Suva, Lautoka, Dravuni Island — a real birthday week.

$1,400 – $3,000

A two-island road trip.

Budget travellers spend $200–$300 a day in NZ — petrol, ferry, accom, every flat white in between. A week on the road, all you.

$700 – $1,800

A Queenstown weekend.

Return flights from Auckland from $130. Add two nights mid-range hotel and dinners that don't pretend to be cheap, and your birthday weekend is paid for.

$300 – $2,000

The milestone gift.

The watch. The bag. The ring. The thing you've been putting off because next year. This is next year.

Member benefit

Save for the car.
Then Motochek it
before you pay.

Birthday Club members who save toward a used vehicle get a Motochek vehicle history report on us — pulled straight from the official NZ motor vehicle register. Because a clean balance deserves a clean car.

Theft check

Is it reported stolen?

NZ Police records flag any vehicle reported stolen. If it shows up here, you walk away — and the seller has questions to answer.

Odometer

Has the clock been wound back?

Every WoF and registration check records the odometer reading. Motochek surfaces the full history, so you spot odometer tampering before you sign.

Money owing

Is there finance on it?

The Personal Property Securities Register shows whether the car is still security for a loan. Buy a car with money owing and the lender can repossess it from you.

Damage status

Was it written off?

Insurance write-offs and damaged-status flags travel with the vehicle. If it's been totalled and rebuilt, you'll know — and you can decide whether that's a deal-breaker.

Birthday Club covers the Motochek query fee for members saving toward a vehicle. Reports are pulled live from the same official register dealers and finance companies use.

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Your next birthday
doesn't have to be broke.

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