Two-step verification
Every sign-in requires a code from your phone. Your password alone is never enough.
Practical protections: strong authentication, session control, and careful verification. And clear guidance on what we'll never ask you for — so you can spot fraud the moment it appears.
Whatever the caller claims, whatever the email says, whatever the letter looks like — if someone asks for any of these, it isn't us.
Report it →Not by phone, not by email, not by text. Ever.
The last 4 digits, yes. The full 16, no.
Anyone who asks for the code from your phone is a fraudster.
There is no such thing. This is the classic fraud script.
We will never ask you to install an app to "verify" your account.
Every session, every transaction, every login — designed so that a stolen password isn't enough.
Every sign-in requires a code from your phone. Your password alone is never enough.
Idle sessions log out automatically. If you walk away, the screen locks.
A push notification for every transaction. If it isn't you, you know instantly.
See every device signed into your account. Revoke any you don't recognise.
A log of every sign-in — time, device, and location — visible in your account.
All traffic between your device and our servers is encrypted with modern TLS.
Fraud usually follows a pattern. If you see any of these, stop, hang up, and call us on the number on the back of your card.
"Act now or your account will be frozen." Real banks don't rush you. Fraudsters do.
"Don't tell anyone, even the bank staff." If someone asks you to keep a secret, that's the tell.
"Use this new sort code, this new account number, this new payee." Real banks don't change details by phone.
Our fraud team is available 24/7. If you think your account has been compromised, call now — don't wait.
Personal banking, business banking, or talk to a person.