Financial security for the self-employed. Steady pay, Personal Accident Insurance.

Get paid

Get paid even when work is slow or you can't work, with Trezeo

Now includes 24 hour Personal Accident Protection

Time to take control of your self-employed income

Take home the same amount even if your hours and income fluctuate.

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No more uncertainty

Get paid a steady, weekly payment, even during time off. By letting us average your pay and top-up your pay when you need it, you always know what you'll bring home.

Protection you deserve

Personal accident insurance protects your income if you have an accident - anytime, anywhere, worldwide. Paying up to £300 per week for 6 months if you are unable to work.

Money when you need it

Instantly withdraw the money you set aside during busy periods or request an advance when you find yourself in a bind (we've all been there).

Features

Automatic payments

ACCIDENT INSURANCE

Income Top-ups

Build Credit

Income Advances

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All for a fair fee

Trezeo membership costs just £3 per week (representative 36.1% APR). That’s it. You only re-pay what you borrow. The APR is not an interest charge - it relates to the membership cost annualised over the year.

You're in good hands

FCA authorised

We are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. You're in good hands.

Bank-level security

Our advanced 256-bit encryption and security mean we never access your bank details. All of your sensitive data is safe.

Your money is yours

Money is held in a separate payment account. We will never invest, lend or take any risk with it. It's 100% yours.

World-class support

You work flexibly, so do we. While we hope you never need it, Trezeo customers can contact us via email, phone, face-to-face or social media.

Worry-free finances so you can work smarter, not harder.

Representative example: In financial jargon, the Trezeo fee equates to a representative 36.1% APR. This assumes a credit limit of £500. You may be offered a different credit limit as it depends on your individual circumstances. Failure to repay or otherwise comply with your credit agreement can negatively impact your credit score.