Keeping your personal information secure
Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
Multi-factor authentication
Multi-factor authentication gives you extra security when logging in and making transactions online. It works by checking your identity in more than one way. We may try to check it's you by sending you a code via text message or calling your landline.
If you receive a message or call you were not expecting, please contact us straight away on a number you know is genuine.
Confirming online requests
When you request a transaction, or other change online, we might contact you by telephone to check the details. It's important that you keep us informed if you change your number. It's also important to make sure we have your correct email address.
If you receive an email about a payment you haven’t requested, please contact us straight away on a number you know is genuine.
Using passwords
You'll always need your password to access the secure parts of the site. You can choose your own passwords when you set up your online account.
Remember that your password is the key to your account. Make sure that you look after your password and keep it secret.
Monitoring our security arrangements
How you can protect yourself
There's a lot you can do to protect yourself and your accounts.
Online fraud
How to spot frauds used in internet banking.