UK bank customers could get £200 in accounts ‘within 30 days’ | Personal Finance | Finance
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) customers may be eligible to receive a £200 payment directly to their bank account, but not all customers will be eligible.
Accordingly R.B.S.people can receive payment by completing three simple steps, and funds are expected to be issued relatively quickly. Some customers may receive the money in time for summer vacation, giving them extra spending money or helping cover holiday expenses.
It was announced on May 30 last year. UK Government “He sold his remaining shares in NatWest Group (formerly Royal Bank of Scotland, RBS) – ending the public ownership that began when it stepped in to protect millions of savers and businesses during the financial crisis.”
So with this in mind, how can customers get the money? Here’s what you need to know.
How to get £200 paid into your bank account?
1. Open a current account and switch to RBS
- Apply for a Select or Rewards account and request and complete a full switch from another bank using the Current Account Switching Service.
Speaking of the full switch, he explains: “The Current Account Switching Service will transfer everything from your old account to us within seven business days. This means your old current account will be closed and the funds and Direct Debits will be transferred to us.”
2. Within 60 days after migration
Who can get £200?
It confirms: “This offer is valid for new and existing customers who do not have a current account with Royal Bank from 6 May 2026.”
Terms and conditions
You can read the terms and conditions Here. In the “Important information” section it is stated that this offer may be modified, modified or withdrawn at any time.
If your payment is withdrawn after you apply to switch to a new account, you will still receive the payment provided you meet the eligibility requirements set out in these Terms.
It adds: “If you have previously received cash from an RBS, NatWest or Ulster Bank switch offer you will not be eligible for this offer.”
