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Seems Shawbrook might be on the top for a while. Atom or Zopa would have to be a pretty big increase to compete. Tandem will be the one to watch.0
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I didn't bother about Shawbrook's offer, still below Chip's and the extra features like next working day delivery and minimum £500 withdrawals put me off.Zaul22 said:Seems Shawbrook might be on the top for a while. Atom or Zopa would have to be a pretty big increase to compete. Tandem will be the one to watch.1 -
I’m still very new to all this. Like someone suggested previously, it’s good to have a portion of your savings in different accounts which I quite like the idea of. However, my question is, if I’ve got quite a big sum in Tandem Bank, how do I transfer say a big sum? Initially when I opened up Tandem, I could only say deposit £10k from my Barclays current account each day. Is there any easier way? I’m just thinking do the banks track if large amounts are being moved around… don’t worry, I’m not doing anything dodgy just want to make it easier for me.0
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You can transfer money out of Tandem to any UK current account in your name.Locarno1 said:I’m still very new to all this. Like someone suggested previously, it’s good to have a portion of your savings in different accounts which I quite like the idea of. However, my question is, if I’ve got quite a big sum in Tandem Bank, how do I transfer say a big sum? Initially when I opened up Tandem, I could only say deposit £10k from my Barclays current account each day. Is there any easier way? I’m just thinking do the banks track if large amounts are being moved around… don’t worry, I’m not doing anything dodgy just want to make it easier for me.0 -
I had the same concerns, Topcashback linked to a QR code using my laptop, which i then opened on my Iphone. Cashback tracked quickly after I'd deposited £50, within a few hours if i remember correctly. No issues at all.fly-catchers said:I don’t have a smart phone but when applying for a Kroo account via Topcashback with my iPad I go to an install app page with a QR code. How do I go about scanning that code? Would getting it on the screen of my PC and them using my iPad camera to take me to the app keep the tracking with Topcashback?0 -
If you use Barclays online banking instead of the app, you can move £50k per day.Locarno1 said:I’m still very new to all this. Like someone suggested previously, it’s good to have a portion of your savings in different accounts which I quite like the idea of. However, my question is, if I’ve got quite a big sum in Tandem Bank, how do I transfer say a big sum? Initially when I opened up Tandem, I could only say deposit £10k from my Barclays current account each day. Is there any easier way? I’m just thinking do the banks track if large amounts are being moved around… don’t worry, I’m not doing anything dodgy just want to make it easier for me.
A nonsense really, as since you use the app to log into the website, so how can it be any less safe?0 -
With Nationwide the per transaction and daily limit is £100,000 both for online banking AND mobile App.Beddie said:
If you use Barclays online banking instead of the app, you can move £50k per day.Locarno1 said:I’m still very new to all this. Like someone suggested previously, it’s good to have a portion of your savings in different accounts which I quite like the idea of. However, my question is, if I’ve got quite a big sum in Tandem Bank, how do I transfer say a big sum? Initially when I opened up Tandem, I could only say deposit £10k from my Barclays current account each day. Is there any easier way? I’m just thinking do the banks track if large amounts are being moved around… don’t worry, I’m not doing anything dodgy just want to make it easier for me.
A nonsense really, as since you use the app to log into the website, so how can it be any less safe?
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/help/payments/transfer-limits-and-timescales/
"You have a £100,000 overall daily limitIf you set up a payment through our Internet Bank or Banking app (including with Open Banking), you can make payments of up to £100,000 per transaction up to a £100,000 overall daily limit."
Btw, with Barclays does the Personal account £10,000 mobile App limit apply for transfers using Open Banking too?
I use Tandem and have carried out payments into that account using Open Banking linked to Halifax current account, but not Barclays. Seems Halifax bank has a daily limit of £25,000 for 'online' payments:
https://www.halifax.co.uk/aboutonline/payments-and-transfers/payment-limits.html
"Daily limitOnline: up to £25,000"
That webpage dosen't mention mobile app limit or Open Banking limit0 -
Many of us shift sizeable (for us) sums around, especially recently with all the rate changes (in the right direction).Locarno1 said:I’m still very new to all this. Like someone suggested previously, it’s good to have a portion of your savings in different accounts which I quite like the idea of. However, my question is, if I’ve got quite a big sum in Tandem Bank, how do I transfer say a big sum? Initially when I opened up Tandem, I could only say deposit £10k from my Barclays current account each day. Is there any easier way? I’m just thinking do the banks track if large amounts are being moved around… don’t worry, I’m not doing anything dodgy just want to make it easier for me.
Statistically every now and again there will be a security check. I had my first one in a very long time yesterday. Tedious but understand why they do it. One benefit was that after payment was released and account unlocked I got him to do the remaining transfers I had planned to the same provider as one large transaction.
Be sure to do a low value test transaction before transferring larger sums.2 -
That low value test transaction followed by a larger sum is often what triggers the security check!3
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I think it depends on how fast the two transactions occur. It you transfer a quid and then thousands within an hour of each other I can see the system flagging it. Given you usually have to wait for the receiving bank to acknowledge the pound, I usually do the main transfer a day after and have never had an issue.Nick_C said:That low value test transaction followed by a larger sum is often what triggers the security check!4
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