Alternative ways to bank for businesses

If you don’t live near a branch you can still manage your business banking accounts

Mobile Banking

  • Deposit cheques up to £10,000 per day
  • Add new payees and make payments up to £250,000 per day
  • Transfer money between your business accounts 
  • View Direct Debits and Standing Orders
  • Mobile app is for users of Online for Business
  • Message us in the Business mobile app
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Online Banking

  • Check and update account details
  • Add new payees and make payments up to £250,000 per day
  • Manage Direct Debits and Standing Orders
  • Make International Payments 
  • Order Statements, paying in books and cheque books
More about Online Banking

Telephone Banking

  • Transfer money and make payments
  • Manage Direct Debits and Standing Orders 
  • Order Statements, paying in books and cheque books
  • Order a replacement card or PIN 
More about Telephone Banking

Take payments with Cardnet

Need to take payments using a card reader, through your website or over the phone? Lloyds Bank Cardnet has a range of solutions to suit your business.

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Banking at your Post Office

You may be able to do some banking at your local Post Office however restrictions may apply.  Use your Business Debit card and pin to pay cash into your account where it will be applied immediately. 

  • Deposit cash & cheques
  • Withdraw cash
  • Cash exchange
  • Check balance


For business customers the charges applied will be the same as transacting in a Lloyds Bank branch. 

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Why are we closing bank branches?

We now live in a digital world which means the way customers shop, use their money, buy products and access services has changed.

We need to adapt our branch network to reflect this change in behaviour so we may sometimes need to close a branch. It’s usually when customer visits have dropped, and there is an alternative branch nearby.

All branch closures have followed an assessment process. They remain an important part of the service we offer, especially when it comes to providing people and businesses access to cash.

To find out more about how we’ve made the decision to close a particular branch, see our Branch Review or ask in branch for a copy.