This is the latest US banking provider to enter the UK savings market following Goldman Sachs, which launched its Marcus service in 2018. On the AJ Bell Money & Markets, Laura Suter explained she has "high hopes" for this new account.

“That’s only on round up savings – so people might have used these already.

“They are features that quite a lot of banks offer at the moment where for every amount that you spend, they round it up to the nearest pound and they funnel those extra few pence into a savings account.

“It’s kind of like an automatic saving.

“So, for example if you spent £5.75 on your lunch, then it would round it up to six pounds, and the £0.25p would be shuttled of into a savings account and at the end of the month you’ll hopefully be amazed at how much you’ve magically saved.

Sanoke Viswanathan, CEO of the bank, commented: “We’re offering people in the UK the opportunity to experience Chase for the first time with a current account that’s based on simplicity, a fuss free rewards programme and exceptional customer service.”

The Chase current account will launch with a rewards programme offering one percent cashback on all eligible debit card spend for 12 months.

This, according to Chase, has been developed in line with UK consumer debit card spending habits in order to ensure all customers can benefit from rewards on many of the things they already buy every day.

This includes, but is not limited to groceries, travel, meals, entertainment, fashion, homewares, electronics, as well as flights and holidays.