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How many cheques can I pay in each week on the app?
You can pay in a set number of cheques on your app every seven days depending on the type of account you have:
- Personal current account – four cheques
- Premier Current Account – four cheques
- Savings accounts – four cheques
- Business account – 20 cheques
- Business savings accounts – 20 cheques
The seven-day period starts when you pay in your first cheque on the app.
We may change these limits at any time. There’s no limit to how many cheques you can pay in at a branch. You can also pay in cheques at a Post Office, though cheques paid in this way will take longer to clear.
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