Post Office® services
Manage your bank account
- Pay money into your bank account with your debit card.
- Check your account balance.
- Withdraw cash – free withdrawals up to £300 per day.
Things you can do at the Post Office
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- Use your debit card and PIN to pay cash into your account.
- We’ll count your cash and give you a receipt. You’ll have instant access to your money.
- You can pay in up to £2,995 a month and up to £20,000 a year. If you have a joint account, you can both pay in up to £2,995 a month and £20,000 per year.
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- You can withdraw up to £300 a day from your current account at the Post Office. You’ll need your debit card and PIN. These withdrawals are free.
- If you are not in a Lloyds Bank branch, there is a daily withdrawal limit of £800. So, if you withdraw £300 over the Post Office counter, you’ll only be able to withdraw a further £500 from a cash machine, on the same day.
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If you want to check your account balance, you can do this at the counter. You’ll need your debit card and PIN.
Useful to know
- Coins less than £1 – the Post Office will only accept full coin bags. This will need to be for the amount shown on each bag.
- If you have £1 and £2 coins, these can be paid in, in part bags, if the coins are separate. There is a limit of £250 for any single deposit of coins.
- Each Post Office branch may have different cut-off times for paying-in cash. If you deposit after the cut-off time, an extra working day to process your deposit may apply. Check with the Post Office you want to use.
- These services are available on working days at any branch of the Post Office within England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland. It excludes branches in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.
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