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I have been given a cheque by someone whose bank is outside of the UK, can I still pay this into my account?
A foreign cheque, one drawn on a bank outside of the UK, can be paid into your account using services called 'Negotiation' or 'Collection'. You do this…
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How do I order an interim statement?
Log into Online Banking 1. Navigate to Manage accounts and View all online services 2. Select Order on the left menu and click on Interim account…
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What is an IBAN (International Bank Account Number)?
IBAN stands for 'International Bank Account Number.' It starts with a two-digit country code and then a two-digit control part, there is then a reference…
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I've requested a new Debit Card and/or PIN, how long will it take to be received?
If you’re in the UK, you should receive your new Debit Card and/or PIN within 5 - 7 working days of receipt of your request. If you live outside…
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How do I view my IBAN and SWIFT code?
You can self-serve via Barclays app, by completing the following steps. From your 'Home' screen: Select the account you wish to view the IBAN / SWIFTBIC…
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How do I add someone to my account?
You can either visit your local branch or post the required information to us. By Post If the party that is to be added is an existing Barclays…
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Why would I 'reset' the Barclays app?
If you suspect that someone knows your passcode, or you wish to change the account that you initially registered to the Barclays app (eg from a Personal…
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What is the difference between a Standing Order and a Direct Debit?
With standing orders, you are giving your bank or building society an instruction to pay a certain individual/institution's bank account a set sum at regular…
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What are your USD routing details?
For inward payments in US dollars only: Provide the remitting bank with your Barclays: Account Number Sort Code SWIFT code US correspondent SWIFT code…
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What is a SEPA Credit Transfer?
Introduced in January 2008, this service is for non-urgent payment in Euros to the following countries: SEPA countries are the EU countries and their territories…