paying into co-op at post office

notts_phil

Can you pay into co.op account at post office by just giving them your account number/sort code or must they have your card?

YorkshireBoy

I'm assuming you're paying in cash, rather than a cheque? If so you'll need your card according to...

http://www.co-operativebank.co.uk/servlet/Satellite/1199261362306,CFSweb/Page/Bank-CustomerServices

http://www.postoffice.co.uk/counter-services/counter-money-services/co-operative-bank

[Deleted User]

I've always been asked for my card - suspect that you may need it although I've never tried without.

thenudeone

If you're depositing a cheque, you can't use your card, you put the cheque and a credit slip into a special envelope (from the co-op bank) and hand it over. THE PO will give you a printed receipt.

For cash, you just need a card and PIN.

samwsmith1

For cash you just need your card, no pin required and for cheques you need a special envelope form the co-op, but your post office might have some.

pmduk

If you're depositing a cheque it's usually quickest to post it to them.