PayPoint Services
Deposit Cash at a PayPoint Store
Your local way to deposit notes and coins using the app or your debit card.
Steps to take
We'll guide you through it.
(1 min 14 secs)
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- Go to your home screen in the app and choose an account you want to deposit into. Next, select the 3-dot menu and select 'Deposit cash'.
- If it's your first time using the service, select 'How to use PayPoint'. If it's not, go to step 3.
- Next, follow the instructions on how to ‘Create barcode’. You will be asked to enter the amount you want to pay in. There is a daily limit of £300.
- Take your phone and cash to any PayPoint store. The retailer will count your cash and scan your barcode.
- Once your deposit has been accepted, you’ll be given a paper receipt. Your money should show in your account in minutes, and always within two hours.
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How to pay in cash at a PayPoint using a debit card:
Take your cash to any PayPoint store. There is a £300 limit per transaction.
The retailer will count your cash and then ask you to insert your debit card into the PayPoint card terminal and enter your PIN.
Once your deposit has been accepted, you’ll be given a paper receipt. It’s important that you check this and keep it for future reference.
Your money will show in your account immediately.
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What are PayPoint stores?
PayPoint are a network of over 28,000 stores.
PayPoint stores help millions of people every week control their household finances, make essential payments and access in-store services. A PayPoint can be a small local shop, or a large retailer, like Asda, McColl’s, or Co-op.
You can spot a PayPoint by the yellow and black sign, find your local one.
What if you have more than £300 to deposit?
At a Post Office
You can pay in up to £2,995 in a single deposit.
At a branch
There is no limit when paying in cash over the counter. Deposit machines have a limit of £2,995.
Could you do your banking online?
You can do your everyday banking with the mobile banking app or online banking. It's simple and safe and available on iOS and Android devices.
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Important legal information
Lloyds current accounts are provided by Lloyds Bank plc and Bank of Scotland plc, both part of Lloyds Banking Group.