Post Office banking

Withdraw or pay in cash, and check your balance

The staff at the counter will ask you to put your card into the card reader and enter your PIN to confirm your account details.

• Personal banking – you can pay money into your account using your Barclays debit card and PIN. If you have a savings account with us, you can pay money in using a savings deposit card
• Business banking – you can pay money into your account using your Barclays debit card and PIN, or using a deposit card

Cash paid in using your debit or deposit card will be available the same working day, and you’ll get a full receipt.

Many Post Offices also have cash machines, so you can also withdraw money and check your balance using those. If there are any charges, it’ll say so on screen.

Don’t have a card and PIN?

If you don’t have a debit card and PIN for your account, we can still arrange for you to withdraw up to £100 a day at specific Post Offices. Call us on 0800 169 3091¹ or visit one of our branches to find out more.

Paying in cheques

To pay in cheques, you’ll need a pre-printed paying-in slip and a cheque deposit envelope.

Fill in all of the details and hand it to the Post Office staff. Cheques deposited this way take two days to reach your account.

You’ll find pre-printed paying-in slips at the back of your cheque book. You can order more and cheque deposit envelopes by calling us on 0800 169 3091¹ or by speaking to us in one of our branches.

Find your nearest Post Office

Use the Post Office branch finder to find your most convenient one.