A question about pre-payment debit cards for teens.

[Needmorelego]

We are looking into getting a pre-payment card for our 16 year old daughter - hyperjar or starling - something like that.
Starling says she would need photo id (a passport) to apply. Hyperjar is vague to whether as she needs the id or the parent opening the account.
Does anyone know if she has to have a passport to get a hyperjar account?
She doesn't have one (and unlikely to need one). Her Dad has one though so can he open the account?
Thanks.
(She's 16 but autistic which is why she hasn't got a regular bank account)

Thats very weird as there are lots of banks that do children's accounts that comes with a debit card from 11.

@budgiegirl the "national id" cards that I know of seem to be a bit hit and miss as to who accepts them.
At the moment we use a combination of her birth certificate and oyster zip card when needed (which is the cinema basically).
She's tiny and young looking so I (whisper this bit ) I still pay child price where I can 😬

Well that's what I couldn't work out because I know I had my first card account at 14 for my first Saturday job.

I even sent DH as I thought it might be my accent or getting the name wrong but he got the same response

That's odd, mine got cards with their normal accounts and have been able to use them contactless/with their Google pay since at least 14 if not younger.

@Needmorelego Have a look at Monzo.

@CurlewKate thanks. I will look at that one too.