Yes, providing both parties agree, and the account you switch to is a joint account. You can also switch a sole account to a joint account in Danske, but you cannot switch a joint account to sole.
Everyday banking made easy, for both of you
Manage your money together
Both of you can pay in and make withdrawals.

Contactless Debit Mastercard
Both parties can request a Debit Mastercard.
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Online and mobile banking
Both of you can access the account.
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Apply for a shared overdraft
Both parties will be responsible for overdrafts or debit balances.

Text and email alerts
Helping you stay in control of your finances.
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Lost your card?
Block and unblock your card on the app
Step by step guideWhich account is for us?
Check out our current accounts at the link below – you can choose from any of them, except Danske Discovery
Compare current accountsPoints to Consider before opening a joint current account
Before opening a joint account, it's important to weigh the pros and cons to decide if it suits your needs. Take time to consider if it is right for you both.

Access
You can both deposit and withdraw from the account without needing the approval of the other person.
Shared responsibility
Any money in the account belongs to both of you, regardless of who paid it in and you are both responsible for any debit balances incurred on the account.
When someone dies
If either of you die, the other person takes sole control of the account.
Disputes
If the relationship breaks down, we may freeze the account. This means neither of you can withdraw any money until the dispute is resolved.
Financial Relationship
A joint account links your financial records together. Having a shared debt with someone with a poor credit history could make it harder for you to borrow money in the future.
Ready to open a Joint Current Account?
Find the right account for you
You can apply for a joint current account online. Or call us on 0800 660 033.
Find a current accountChanging an existing sole current account
To add another person to your existing current account, you’ll need to call us on:
Frequently asked questions
Here's what you need to know.

Do you need help managing your money?
Third Party Access means letting someone you trust (your representative) have access to your account to help you manage your money.
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