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OverviewPreparing your estateWhen someone dies
OverviewPreparing your estateWhen someone dies
Home→Financial Institutions→Current→Preparing your estate

What happens to your Current accounts when you die

Covers 3 deposit, 2 lending, and 1 crypto accounts — all transfer through probate

Current

Subsidiary of Current Technologies, Inc.

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Customer Support

Phone888-851-1172
Emailsupport@current.com
Mailing Address

217 Centre Street, #180, New York, NY 10013

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866-589-3051
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Customer Support

Phone888-851-1172
Emailsupport@current.com
Mailing Address

217 Centre Street, #180, New York, NY 10013

Card Activation
866-589-3051
WebsiteLearn more→

Customer Support (no dedicated death-claims or estate unit; deceased-account matters are handled by general support)

Phone888-851-1172
Emailsupport@current.com
Mailing Address

217 Centre Street, #180, New York, NY 10013

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Verified Jul 2026

Current does not currently support beneficiary designations, transfer-on-death registrations, or trust account titling on any account type. All Current accounts pass through the estate at death and may require probate.

When an account holder dies, the executor or administrator will need to contact Current with a death certificate and legal authority documents to claim account balances. The process and required documents are covered on the death claim page.

Current does not currently support beneficiary designations (POD or TOD) on any account type. All accounts transfer through the estate at death and may require probate.

Why trust accounts are not available

Current does not support retitling accounts into a trust, naming a trust as beneficiary, or any other probate-avoidance mechanism. Account balances transfer through the estate at death. Current is a fintech platform that does not support trust-titled accounts. Banking services are provided by partner banks Choice Financial Group, Member FDIC, and/or Cross River Bank, Member FDIC, but trust account opening and retitling must be done through an institution that supports trust accounts. Current accounts cannot be retitled to a trust.

Current AccountSavings PodsTeen Account

Current Account

Primary spending account with Visa debit card. Features include early direct deposit (up to 2 days early), fee-free overdraft protection (Overdrive) up to $200 with qualifying direct deposits of $200+ over 35 days, mobile check deposit, and access to 40,000+ fee-free Allpoint ATMs. No minimum balance or monthly fees. Cannot be retitled to a trust. No POD beneficiary designation available.

Probate Required

Savings Pods

Each Current Account comes with three Savings Pods for goal-based saving. Earn a 4.00% annual boost rate on up to $2,000 per pod (max $6,000 total) when you receive at least one eligible payroll deposit of $200 or more over a rolling 35-day period; otherwise earn the 0.25% base rate. Non-direct deposit ACH transfers, P2P transfers, mobile check deposits, and cash deposits do not qualify. The boost rate is variable and may change at any time; it is paid by Current and is not a bank-provided APY. Boost bonuses are credited daily when at least $0.01 has accrued. No restrictions on moving money in and out. FDIC insured on a pass-through basis. No POD beneficiary designation available.

Probate Required

Teen Account

Dedicated Visa debit card for minors with parental controls. Parents can turn the card on and off, set daily spending limits, block merchants by category, send instant transfers, set automated allowance, and create and approve chores. Linked to a parent or guardian Current Account. Supports multiple co-parents with no limit. Includes fingerprint and facial recognition security.

Probate Required
SimplyTrustSimplyTrust Editorial·Updated July 12, 2026

Sources

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Current

Subsidiary of Current Technologies, Inc.

current.com→
Current logo

Customer Support

Phone888-851-1172
Emailsupport@current.com
Mailing Address

217 Centre Street, #180, New York, NY 10013

Card Activation
866-589-3051
WebsiteLearn more→

Customer Support

Phone888-851-1172
Emailsupport@current.com
Mailing Address

217 Centre Street, #180, New York, NY 10013

Card Activation
866-589-3051
WebsiteLearn more→

Customer Support (no dedicated death-claims or estate unit; deceased-account matters are handled by general support)

Phone888-851-1172
Emailsupport@current.com
Mailing Address

217 Centre Street, #180, New York, NY 10013

WebsiteNotify online→
Verified Jul 2026

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