Coin deposit - Natwest

willo65

cottager wrote: »

Free to use for a business a/c also?

I believe business get same fees as they do for counter service.

cottager

willo65 wrote: »

I believe business get same fees as they do for counter service.

Thanks. Hardly surprised, but no harm flying a kite!

Gymgenius

I used one of the NatWest machines for the first time today, and they are very good, if a little temperamental!

I had an Alliance & Leicester piggy bank's worth of coinage to put in, and it took me three goes to get it to accept all the coins. It wasn't a huge amount either - but I had lots of coins being returned to me.

I also found the door closes after only a short while, but you can put returned coins in again whilst it process other ones (if you are quick). If you run out of time, just leave your card in for another go!

I''ve got bags more change to put in, but it's going to take several trips..and I will advise one thing - don't take more change to deposit than you'd be happy carrying home again if the machine is playing up!

System

There is one in Gordon Street aka Glasgow City Branch- It's on the right hand wall.
I think Clydebank branch also had one.

JacksterD wrote: »

Anyone seen one of these in Scotland yet?

I was surprised that there doesn't seem to be a machine in the Gordon Street branch of RBS in Glasgow, it's a pretty big central branch.

litt

They don't seem to mind doing it manually at the branch, turned up with about 2 years worth of coins. Tried to be helpful and not do it at lunchtime though, I always get stuck behind that person when i'm in a hurry !