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How do I delete a saved payment or transfer?
Log in to Online Banking Click the Payments tab Click View Payments Select the payment you want to delete Click Delete at the top of the screen Check…
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SWIFT ID / SWIFT CODE / SWIFTBIC
A SWIFT ID, also known as a SWIFT code or SWIFTBIC is an eight or 11 digit bank code. It identifies the bank you're sending funds to and should always…
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How can I contact you?
Whether you have a question relating to online banking to ask, or would like to make a general servicing enquiry, we will be pleased to assist you. To…
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A cheque I've paid into my account has been 'Returned Unpaid'. What happens next?
There are several reasons why a cheque may be returned unpaid. As the client it is up to you to take the matter up with the person(s) who issued…
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How do I find my account number and sort code?
You can find them both in a number of places: Printed on the bottom of your debit card Printed in the top right hand corner of your paper statement In…
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Intermediaries (Corporate) Client
For iPortal and B.Net assistance, please contact our helpdesk, on the following contact numbers: Telephone Number Address Guernsey +44…
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What is a paying-in book?
This contains a number of paying-in slips which include details to identify your bank account. You complete one each time you want to pay cash or cheques…
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My company name has changed, how do I change the name of my account?
We will require a written instruction signed in accordance to the company mandate we hold accompanied with a certified copy of the Certificate of Change…
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What do the abbreviations / icons mean on my statement?
Any abbreviation / icon which appears next to a transaction on your statement will appear with an explanation, above your transaction listing. If you require…
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How do I cancel a payment request made in error or get my money back if already sent in error?
It is possible to cancel a payment or Recall funds that have already been sent but it is dependant on how quickly you contact us following the error. Please…