A bank account can help you to manage the day to day running of your charity or organisation. We offer products to those with a turnover of up to £250,000.
We’re here to provide guidance and support to help manage your banking and support the day-to-day running of things.
Products and services
- A current account with 24/7 access through Online and Mobile Banking
- An instant access savings account
- Telephone Banking
- A range of cards to help manage your account
- UK based contact centres
What you can expect from us
- The human touch with Business Banking Managers to help with your account
- Fee-free banking for charities
- Face to face banking at Post Offices
- Cash machines which you can use to withdraw or deposit cash & cheques, check your balance and manage your PIN
Looking after your money every day
We offer free day to day banking for charities. This includes charities which are registered, unregistered and have excepted charity status. You’ll see what this means further down this page.
Want help using your account? Visit our support page for more details
Other useful links
Charity Commission – England & Wales
Charities
We offer fee-free banking for:
- registered charities
- charities that don’t need to register
charities with excepted status.
The Charity Commission looks after registered charities in England and Wales. Even if you're a charity, not all charities need to register.
Your charity must register with the Commission if:
- it has, or expects to have, an annual income of over £5,000
- it is not an exempt or excepted charity.
You can read more about how to register a charity using these links:
- Register with the Charity Commission for England and Wales
- Register with the Scottish Charity Regulator
- Register with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland
Keeping us up to date
It’s important that you keep your information up to date. Please tell us if any of these change:
- The people who run your charity or not for profit organisation
- Your charity’s registered address
- The nature of your organisation, for example, your usual activities
- The type of business you are, for example, if you’re no longer a charity.