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Thinking about using the Post Office® to pay in and withdraw money from your bank account? See what you can do at the Post Office® – click the name of your bank or building society account.
- withdraw money
- withdraw the exact amount you need
- pay in cash and cheques
- check your balance
Withdraw money
It’s free and convenient to withdraw cash from your bank account when you’re in the Post Office®, if you have one of the following accounts:
- Current accounts
Alliance & Leicester, Bank of Ireland, Bank of Scotland, Barclays, cahoot, Clydesdale Bank, Halifax, Nationwide Building Society, Lloyds TSB, Northern Bank, smile, The Co-operative Bank - Basic bank accounts
Alliance & Leicester, Bank of Ireland, Bank of Scotland, Barclays, Clydesdale Bank, First Trust Bank, Halifax, HSBC, Lloyds TSB, Nationwide Building Society, NatWest, Northern Bank, The Co-operative Bank, The Royal Bank of Scotland, Santander, Ulster Bank, Yorkshire Bank
Pay in cash and cheques
Pay in money if you have one of the following accounts:
- Current accounts
Alliance & Leicester, Bank of Ireland, Barclays, cahoot, Clydesdale Bank, Lloyds TSB, smile, The Co-operative Bank - Basic bank accounts
Alliance & Leicester, Bank of Ireland, Clydesdale Bank, Lloyds TSB, smile, The Co-operative Bank
Cash personal cheques
Remember to bring in your cheque book and cheque guarantee card when you cash personal cheques at the Post Office®. Available if you have a current account with one of the following banks:
Check your balance
Check your balance whenever you’re in the Post Office®.
Using your bank account at the Post Office® – full list of services (this link opens in a new window - pdf 96KB, last updated 1 September 2009)
Get in touch
For more advice on using your bank account at Post Office® branches call 08457 223 344 or textphone 08457 223 355. Calls will be charged at a lo-call rate and may be recorded and monitored for training and compliance purposes.